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2021 Guinness Six Nations Review By Stuart Barnes, April 1, 2021 There's no point pretending, not if you are an England supporter. There were few consolations to be unearthed in a disappointing English campaign. We have been here before though. The last time England slumped to 5 th place in the Six Nations, they bounced back a little over a year later to beat the All Blacks before succumbing to South Africa in the World Cup final. The world will not be in any hurry to write off the men in white.   The highlight of the England campaign was undoubtedly that narrow a...

Globe. LAST week saw our children and young people return to their classrooms after a second round of home schooling and what a big milestone and welcome change it was. The pandemic and lockdown have affected us all in many ways, but the younger generation in particular have felt an enormous impact over the last 12 months with schools, colleges and universities closing their doors to the majority to help stop the spread of Covid-19. These places are more than just somewhere to go each day to learn - they're hubs of social interaction, something which our children and young people have...

Big plans to ensure Sefton towns bounce back from years of Tory cuts - and the pandemic Some of the figures make for bleak reading - but Sefton Council says it is determined to bring borough back to its best 14:29, 14 MAR 2021 Updated Get the best local news with our Sefton newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign Up Now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice By the ...

Ireland might be worth a look this weekend A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Let’s get the disclosure in early: making broad pronouncements following a relatively one-sided run against a side who have lost 30 games in a row does not provide one with the sturdiest of platforms, but there was something about this Ireland side. Not only on the park against Italy but also in the comments from people around the team, that tell you changes are in the wind. Firstly, this got my attention.

We received close to 3,000 responses to our coverage of Wales v England last Sunday, with posts from subscribers, readers and other commenters. Below are a cross-section of your comments and emails as