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READ NEXT: Wales matchdays must be revolutionised, the WRU has fallen asleep at the wheel Those 28 players have been punching in for 'mini-camps' - two or three days of training per week - since June 1. It has been largely conditioning work to get the players back up to speed after a few weeks off. Players were not required to stay at the team hotel during that time.

England are set to face Wales in the second round of the Six Nations. After a shaky 24-27 victory against Italy, Steve Borthwick's squad are ready for their next challenge.

Strictly Come Dancing star Saffron Barker has gone Instagram official with her new rugby player boyfriend, Louis Rees-Zammit.The 23 year old YouTube sensation, who danced her way into our hearts on the BBC show in 2019, shared a sweet snap of them sharing a kiss. After a whirlwind few days that included attending a film premiere and a fun night out in Cardiff with pals, Saffron even got to spend some quality time with Louis' mum, Maxine. Strictly star Amy Dowden responded to Saffron's Instagram post, saying: "Happy for you, Saf." Dancer Abbie Quinnen simply commented: "Adorable".

ASDA groceries list as her daughter was unwell and it would be hard for her to leave the house. However when Terence the delivery driver saw her daughter was unwell, he stopped off on his break to pick some up and deliver it to her.

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Scotland's two decade winless run in Cardiff continues after another defeat in Wales took the wind from the sails of our Six Nations campaign.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!The British and Irish Lions tour of South Africa will go down to the final game after they lost 27-9 in the Second Test in Cape Town.Victory for the Springboks leaves the series poised at 1-1 ahead of next week's mouthwatering decider.Having won the First Test seven days ago, the Lions would have taken the series with a game to spare with success under the scenic backdrop of Table Mountain.But it wasn't to be for Warren Gatland's side as the hosts produced a dominant second-half display to set up a winner-takes-all clash next Saturday.

The British and Irish Lionsconfirmed their line-up to face South Africa in the second tour Test on Saturday, but Dan Biggar ’s inclusion has raised concerns regarding player welfare.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Warren Gatland's British & Irish Lions beat South Africa 22-17 in Cape Town on Saturday having been trailing by 12 points to three following a lacklustre first 40 minutes.Following six points from Handre Pollard, Dan Biggar's kick sails through the posts to halve that lead after 20 minutes - but another six from Pollard gave the hosts a handy lead.The Lions came out inspired for the second period, with Luke Cowan-Dickie tapping the ball down on debut and Biggar reducing the deficit to just two points after 44 minutes.Then came controversy, with Faf de Klerk ending up forcing the ball over the line following a Makazole Mapimpi fumble after Pieter-Steph du Toit's break.Despite a TMO check,

Lions staged a stunning comeback with the help of four starting Scots to clinch a 22-17 victory over the world champions Springboks in a pulsating first Test of this summer’s three-match series in Cape Town. The tourists might have dominated the second half to come back from 12-3 down at the break, but their opponents got over the line twice during that period only to see those tries be disallowed by the TMO.

Lions attack in their three-match series against the Springboks. Gatland was speaking immediately after naming eight Scots in his 37-man tour squad.It is the country’s biggest representation on a Lions tour since Finlay Calder led a squad containing nine to Australia in 1989.Stuart Hogg, Duhan van der Merwe, Chris Harris, Ali Price, Rory Sutherland, Zander Fagerson and Hamish Watson are the other Scots selected.

Wales Scrum-half Kieran Hardy has been ruled out of the rest of the tournament with a hamstring injury but Tomos Williams is potentially expected to be fit again after missing the games against Scotland and England. Dan Biggar has been nursing an injury niggle but it is not expected to keep him out of the game against Italy at this stage.

Of all the places in all the world, Dublin is the last Northampton would choose to visit today in rugby’s European Cup.