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Neil Squires
Neil Squires is the ex-rugby union correspondent for the Daily Express and has covered eight Rugby World Cups and 30 Five/Six Nations Championships. He has also written four books on the sport including the well-received but commercially catastrophic House of Lancaster, released with impeccable timing, to coincide with England's 2015 World Cup campaign.
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Jamie George knows he has to maintain standards until the World Cup
Springboks clash 'not a free hit' for England despite low expectations
Five key issues to emerge from England's Nations Championship squad
Christ Tshiunza: 'Leaving Exeter was a very, very hard decision'
Northampton ‘late bloomer’ Tom Litchfield: ‘When we're on it, we just carve teams up’
He may be the only non-England international in Saints' backline but a semi-final clash with Leicester gives the centre a chance t…
Nicky Smith: 'I wouldn’t be surprised if Tigers are in this position for years to come'
Despite making a "very, very tough" decision to leave, the departing Wales prop believes Leicester are well set for chasing silver…
‘Absence of England selection clarity makes it a guessing game who will face Springboks’
Injuries and a state of flux means England's backline to face South Africa in July could look very different from that which start…
Cullen’s bunker mindset may be double-edged sword as Leinster try to become ‘supermen for a day’
Will the Leinster boss's attack on the media give his side a rallying point as they seek to avoid more final woe against Bordeaux?
‘Too good for Champ, locked out of Prem, Ealing stuck between rock and hard place’
Unable to win promotion to the Prem because of their ground capacity, could Ealing find a trail to the URC instead?
‘Sarries may be outsiders in Prem play-off race but it would be unwise to write them off’
Saracens may be seven points off fourth place with four games left, but their form and experience could yet take the race down to …
‘It is inevitable that new owners will bring new ideas that English rugby may not be comfortable with’
Exeter members must decide whether to accept an American buyout but there may be unease over where selling might lead them.
Return of 'car-crusher' Martin gives England a unique weapon
George Martin has spent 14 months waiting for shoulder nerves to heal while England have missed his thunderous power game.
Could England try to trigger Jack Willis break clause in Toulouse deal in time for RWC?
The Toulouse flanker's Herculean display against Bordeaux was another signal to Steve Borthwick, but hurdles remain on both sides.
Tom Curry: 'If I'm ready and allowed, I want to play for England'
The Sale flanker discusses gardening, selfishness, frustration and why he wants to play Test rugby this summer.
‘It's a pressurised job. International rugby has higher scrutiny but club coaching is relentless’
Geoff Parling shoving TV presenter Craig Doyle off the pitch conveyed the pressure and exposure club coaches are under.
'Setting a sky-high entry cost to the Prem is not going to help with the expansion process'
Clubs wanting to join England's top tier will now need 'tens of millions' just to buy a share after promotion and relegation was d…
Should England stick or twist with Borthwick? RWC27 clock cannot be used as an excuse
The idea the coach must be given the rest of the four-year cycle because he has been in place for most of it is fanciful.
Six Nations Super Saturday makes for ‘a gluttonous orgy of bog-eyed consumption’
The driving force behind the Championship finale recalls the sceptics and scheduling issues behind the 'triple bill' concept.
‘You never want to be that first England team that loses to Italy’
England are 'on a hiding to nothing' in Rome but this week's trip brings genuine unease for red rose supporters.
'Is this my fault?' - How Borthwick's shepherd's crook might affect vanquished England stars
Luther Burrell reflects on the "brutal" nature of first-half subs having suffered the same grim fate as Luke Cowan-Dickie and Fred…
Ahead of his return to Twickenham, Andy Farrell is approaching a contract crossroads
As he approaches a decade working with the Ireland, tasting remarkable success, the decorated coach's next move is an intriguing d…
Freddie Steward and Fraser Dingwall are quietly becoming crucial for England
Wales thrashing comes with its caveats but the centre and full-back are making real strides in an England shirt
Can Wales win a match and will Borthwick smile? Ten key Six Nations questions
As the great jamboree looms into view, RugbyPass tackles the big issues facing this year's edition.
'In the quest for cohesion, going with players from a specific club can be a useful shortcut'
Steve Borthwick may pick as many as eight Northampton players in his 23 to face Wales in their Six Nations opener.