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France's return to site of 2019 rout finds England in need of change Paul Rees © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Warren Little/Getty Images France reached their nadir at Twickenham two years ago. A record defeat by England prompted their experienced half-backs Camille Lopez and Morgan Parra to publicly question the way the side were coached, or not coached in their words. They were dropped for the next match and replaced by Romain Ntamack and Antoine Dupont, hope emerging from despair. France were coached then by Jacques Brunel. He was hastily appointed after the natio...

“I CAN’T really believe it’s been that long.” As we talk about perhaps the most iconic day in Winnington Park Rugby Club’s long history, the memories come flooding back for Matt Farr. Today marks the 25th anniversary of when Park hosted the top-flight might of Wasps in the Pilkington Cup – English rugby union’s premier knock-out competition at the time. It was the crowning glory of what was a golden era at Burrows Hill as a team of local boys faced down a side containing players that had become – or went on to become – household names such as future England great Law...

Church leaders pile pressure on Sturgeon to lift public worship ban © Supplied by Scottish Government Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Hundreds of Scottish church leaders are piling the pressure on Nicola Sturgeon to lift the ban on public worship, warning it “may be unlawful”. Scotland stands alone in the UK in what they say is the criminalisation of church attendance under Covid restrictions. Now 200 of the cou...

A GROUP of 500 church leaders from around the UK have written to Nicola Sturgeon calling for her to lift the ban on public worship on Sundays. Some 200 leaders from Scotland and another 300 from the rest of the UK say the decision may be unlawful. As part of the latest lockdown rules, places of worship are only permitted to conduct weddings or funerals – with the number of people attending these strictly limited – and to broadcast services online. Communal worship can continue south of the border subject to restrictions on attendance. Last week, national clinical director Jas...

Holden's finest vehicles, old and new, on display for the first time Posted SunSunday 13 updated MonMonday 14 The Holden EFIJY is one of the hundreds of premium vintage vehicles on display. ( Share Print text only Cancel Some of the most radically designed, oldest and finest vehicles from Holden's historic collection are now on display at the National Motor Museum. The National Motor museum, located in the small town of Birdwood in the Adelaide Hills, features more than 350 vehicles of all shapes and sizes, including buses, motorbikes and cars. A Holden Hurricane concept vehicle. ( Supplied:...