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The coronavirus crisis has shown the need for a radical overhaul of rugby union on a global scale, says RFU boss Bill Sweeney.
Former Wales and Lions forward Ryan Jones will raise funds for the NHS by running a marathon in his Swansea garden.
Dragons ask Welsh rugby authorities to look into Wales lock Cory Hill's move to Cardiff Blues after confirming he will leave the Gwent region.
Eddie Jones agrees a new deal to continue coaching England through to the Rugby World Cup in France in 2023.
RFU boss Bill Sweeney urges Eddie Jones to keep his "competitive edge", even if the England head coach does "slightly cross the line" on occasions.
Newcastle Falcons' promotion back to the Premiership is confirmed by the Rugby Football Union.
Fiji international lock Api Ratuniyarawa agrees a new undisclosed-length deal with Northampton Saints.
Exeter Chiefs scrum-half Jack Maunder signs a new undisclosed length deal with the Premiership club.
Ireland rugby player Claire McLaughlin is among the health service heroes putting their lives on the line in the battle with coronavirus.
Twenty years on to the day, relive Duncan Hodge's late try at Murrayfield as Scotland halt England's Grand Slam hopes.
Wales coach Wayne Pivac and WRU chief executive Martyn Phillips are among the leading figures taking a 25% pay cut.
Worcester Warriors include players among the staff being furloughed to avoid "wholesale redundancies".
Postponed events mean 2021 could be a hectic year for sport - we look in detail at the calendar.
The 2019-20 season in Scottish club rugby "has been classified as null and void" because of the coronavirus pandemic.
With latest scores and headlines sent straight to your device, personalisation and much more, ensure you have a great sporting life with BBC Sport.
Eddie Jones says his side "aspire to be a team everyone remembers" as he agrees a contract extension to coach England through to the Rugby World Cup in France in 2023.
Wales Head Coach Wayne Pivac says he thinks captain Alun Wyn Jones could play at the next Rugby World Cup in 2023.
Watch the best bits, that you may have missed, from this weekend's Six Nations action, including some fiery hits and cringey parents.
Watch highlights as Scotland beat 14-man France 28-17 to end Les Bleus' Six Nations Grand Slam hopes.
Scotland's Adam Hastings is unimpressed as his parents share a kiss in the stands after he converts a penalty in the Six Nations against France at Murrayfield.
Scotland rugby captain Stuart Hogg tells BBC Scotland why his sporting hero is legendary jockey AP McCoy.
GB and England Sevens player Heather Fisher admits she has many concerns after the postponement of the Tokyo Olympics.
Stuart Hogg on Finngate, giving up social media, losing weight, the honour of leading Scotland and his DIY struggles during the sporting shutdown.
Fondles, fumbles, sausages, star player stand-offs and a fixture list in limbo - has this been the strangest Six Nations in the tournament's 136-year history?
As the Six Nations announces more postponements, BBC Sport looks at the key questions surrounding this year's championship.
George North reveals the level of social media abuse Wales players receive after representing their country.
Premier League clubs will ask players to take a 30% wage cut as it is announced the season will not resume from 30 April.
British heavyweight Anthony Joshua’s defence of his IBF, WBA, WBO and IBO world titles against Kubrat Pulev has been postponed.
The coronavirus crisis has shown the need for a radical overhaul of rugby union on a global scale, says RFU boss Bill Sweeney.
The England men's cricket team make a donation while the women's team agree salary reductions amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
Captains of Premier League clubs are discussing possible moves to give money to charity as they come under scrutiny to help in the fight against coronavirus.
The LPGA Tour will not resume after the coronavirus pandemic until the majority of international players are able to compete in tournaments, said commissioner Mike Whan.
Britain's former two-time world champion Amir Khan says "retirement is not on my radar," insisting he still has "one or two more" fights left.
With the English football season extended indefinitely, what are all the options for finding a conclusion to competitions?
British rower Tom Ransley announces his retirement after the Olympics are delayed for a year because of coronavirus.
In the first of BBC football's bumper quiz of the week, we want you to name every Premier League top scorer.
Chelsea's Callum Hudson-Odoi tells MOTDx's Josh Denzel about his recovery from coronavirus and how he's living his life in isolation.
As Gabriel Jesus turns 23, BBC Sport looks back at his two goals against Watford in the 2019 FA Cup final at Wembley.
Eddie Jones says his side "aspire to be a team everyone remembers" as he agrees a contract extension to coach England through to the Rugby World Cup in France in 2023.
Heavyweight boxing champion Anthony Joshua sends a message of support to those affected by the coronavirus, saying he has "close friends" who have been lost during the pandemic.
Manchester City forward Sergio Aguero demonstrates how he keeps fit while staying indoors with seven home exercises.
BBC Sport profiles teenage Norwegian striking sensation Erling Braut Haaland, who has lit up European football this season with RB Salzburg and Borussia Dortmund.
Ten-year-old Roxana Howlett wins the 2020 Skateboard England title with a routine in her garden.
Belarus president Alexander Lukashenko takes part in an ice hockey match, despite the global Covid-19 pandemic, insisting "there are no viruses here."
Premier League players including Harry Maguire, Cesar Azpilicueta and Trent Alexander-Arnold urge fans to stay at home during the coronavirus outbreak.
Former WBO heavyweight champion Joseph Parker channels his inner dancer while recreating Hugh Grant's iconic dance routine from the film Love Actually.
Premier League clubs will ask players to take a 30% wage cut as it is announced the season will not resume from 30 April.
With the English football season extended indefinitely, what are all the options for finding a conclusion to competitions?
Captains of Premier League clubs are discussing possible moves to give money to charity as they come under scrutiny to help in the fight against coronavirus.
More than 150 non-league clubs back a letter calling for a "thorough consultation" over the scrapping of their season.
Uefa lifts the ban on showing games starting at 15:00 on a Saturday live on TV in England and Scotland.
Test your sporting knowledge with Saturday's live Question of Sport on BBC Radio 5 Live and online on Saturday.
A year ago today, Tottenham played their first match in their new stadium. BBC Sport's Phil McNulty looks at whether the move has aided the club's fortunes.
Hearts plan to put all their players on furlough leave, but none have been asked to take more than a 30% wage cut, says chairman Ann Budge.
Brentford confirm the completion of their new stadium is on hold during the coronavirus lockdown.
All five Portsmouth players who tested positive for coronavirus have now made full recoveries.
Ahead of Saturday's 'Rewind' of France v Argentina at World Cup 2018, BBC Sport looks back at Kylian Mbappe's sensational contribution to the round of 16 match.
Manchester City knocked back in Varane pursuit, Coutinho linked with Chelsea move, Bale tipped for Everton, and more.
At the 1986 FIFA World Cup Preben Elkaer and Michael Laudrup tore apart Uruguay, it is the sort of result that takes you down a Wikipedia wormhole.
Chelsea's Callum Hudson-Odoi tells MOTDx's Josh Denzel about his recovery from coronavirus and how he's living his life in isolation.
As Gabriel Jesus turns 23, BBC Sport looks back at his two goals against Watford in the 2019 FA Cup final at Wembley.
Watch as Teddy Sheringham scores twice for England during a brilliant 4-1 win against Guus Hiddink's Netherlands side to win their group at Euro 96.
Former Premier League manager Harry Redknapp says players at top clubs should take wage cuts to help furloughed non-playing staff.
BBC Sport's Football Focus is setting a new weekly challenge, asking you to recreate classic goals at home during the Covid-19 lockdown. Post your efforts using #goalsathome.
Watch as Peter Crouch scores a "perfect" hat-trick - scoring with left and right foot, and head - for Liverpool against Arsenal in 2007.
BBC Sport profiles teenage Norwegian striking sensation Erling Braut Haaland, who has lit up European football this season with RB Salzburg and Borussia Dortmund.
Premier League players including Harry Maguire, Cesar Azpilicueta and Trent Alexander-Arnold urge fans to stay at home during the coronavirus outbreak.
The England men's cricket team make a donation while the women's team agree salary reductions amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
What is a googly? Why do they call it a maiden over? We're inviting you to ask the questions you've always wanted answering.
The Edgbaston site in Birmingham will become a drive-through centre for NHS workers.
Relive England's seven-wicket victory over Australia in the 2010 T20 World Cup final in Barbados.
England wicketkeeper Jos Buttler speaks about auctioning his World Cup final shirt to raise money to fight coronavirus.
New Zealand Cricket say their summer matches against Scotland and Ireland are "highly unlikely" to go ahead.
Find out which cricketer you are most like - with our entirely unscientific personality quiz.
Relieve England's stunning fightback to beat India by nine runs and win the 2017 Women's World Cup at an ecstatic Lord's.
Sussex CEO Rob Andrew says clubs must plan for the possibility that no county cricket will be played this summer.
Tony Lewis, who co-devised the Duckworth-Lewis method for settling weather-affected limited-overs cricket matches, dies at the age of 78.
England bowler Chris Woakes says there is every chance they will be asked to take a pay cut because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Australia wicketkeeper Alyssa Healy had a pretty good excuse for missing jury service down under - she was playing in the Women's T20 World Cup final.
Bermuda's Dwayne Leverock takes a brilliant one-handed catch to dismiss India’s Robin Uthappa at the 2007 World Cup.
With latest scores and headlines sent straight to your device, personalisation and much more, ensure you have a great sporting life with BBC Sport.
Watch some of the best catches from previous Cricket World Cups, including Dwayne Leverock's famous lunge.
With one day to go until the Cricket World Cup starts, watch five massive sixes from previous tournaments.
England cricketer Mark Wood surprises the Tailenders Live crowd with a rendition of the Mark Wood song.
Former England cricket captain Sir Alastair Cook received a standing ovation at Tailenders Live at the Palace Theatre, Manchester, after surprising long time friend James Anderson.
We look back at the star performers at the 2020 Women's T20 World Cup after hosts Australia won their fifth title.
Watch highlights as a superb display by openers Alyssa Healy and Beth Mooney set Australia on their way to their fifth Women's T20 World Cup win at the MCG.
Australia's captain Meg Lanning top scores with 49 as they beat South Africa in a rain-affected Women's T20 World Cup semi-final.
England captain Heather Knight hopes there will be a rule change regarding reserve days after England's T20 World Cup was ended by bad weather at the semi-final stage.
Pakistan's 16-year-old paceman Naseem Shah becomes the youngest bowler to take a Test hat-trick as the hosts closed on victory over Bangladesh in Rawalpindi.
Test Match Special producer Adam Mountford recounts some of his favourite memories from the popular View from the Boundary feature.
The LTA is putting aside up to £20m to help tennis venues, coaches, officials and players through the coronavirus pandemic.
Wimbledon is cancelled for 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic - so where does that leave tennis for the rest of the year?
Postponed events mean 2021 could be a hectic year for sport - we look in detail at the calendar.
Britain's Naomi Broady says she considered supermarket work after Wimbledon was cancelled and the tennis season halted until mid-July.
Tunisian tennis star Ons Jabeur has told BBC Sport Africa that the cancellation of Wimbledon has left her "confused" about the remainder of the season.
British tennis star Katie Swan says "there are so many bigger things in life" after her family receive overwhelming responses from vulnerable people they have helped through the coronavirus crisis.
Jamie Murray says the All England Club face a considerable challenge rescheduling Wimbledon if it is postponed because of coronavirus.
The All England Club will make a decision on this year's Wimbledon next week, with postponement and cancellation possible.
Roger Federer and his wife Mirka donate 1m Swiss francs (£857,000) "for the most vulnerable families in Switzerland" and call on others to add their support.
The suspension of the professional tennis tours because of coronavirus is extended to 7 June, ruling out the entire clay-court season.
The United States Tennis Association says it has not ruled out switching the US Open to a later date, after the French Open was moved.
The French Open is rescheduled to September and October as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
No WTA tournaments will be played until at least 2 May as the tour extends its suspension because of coronavirus.
No professional tennis tournaments will be played anywhere in the world until at least 20 April.
Great Britain are paired with France and the Czech Republic for November's Davis Cup Finals in Madrid.
Tennis players will be asked not to hand out used towels and sweatbands to fans as part of further action to try to combat the spread of coronavirus.
Australian Open champion Sofia Kenin wins the inaugural Lyon Open beating Anna-Lena Friedsam 6-2 4-6 6-4.
British number one Johanna Konta loses 6-3 6-4 to ninth seed Marie Bouzkova in the Monterrey Open semi-finals.
Ecuador beat Japan to reach the Davis Cup Finals, with Sweden, Austria and Hungary all sealing their first appearances.
With latest scores and headlines sent straight to your device, personalisation and much more, ensure you have a great sporting life with BBC Sport.
Great Britain's Katie Swan, living in Kansas, tells BBC Sport about her family's effort to help vulnerable people by delivering food packages during the coronavirus crisis.
Watch Maria Sharapova beat Serena Williams to become Wimbledon champion in 2004 at the age of 17.
Great Britain's Heather Watson enjoys a dominant victory over Rebecca Sramkova in their Fed Cup qualifying tie against Slovakia.
Watch some of the best shots as Harriet Dart loses a thrilling match against Viktoria Kuzmova, meaning Great Britain now trail Slovakia 2-0 in their Fed Cup qualifier.
Watch the best shots as Slovakia's Anna Karolina Schmiedlova beats Great Britain's Heather Watson in straight sets in the opening match of their Fed Cup qualifier.
Watch the best moments as Novak Djokovic fights back to beat Dominic Thiem in five sets, 6-4 4-6 2-6 6-3 6-4, in an enthralling Australian Open final at Melbourne Park.
Britain's Joe Salisbury describes winning his first Grand Slam doubles title at the Australian Open as a 'dream come true'.
Watch highlights as America's Sofia Kenin wins her first Grand Slam title with victory over Spain's Garbine Muguruza at the Australian Open.
Kiki Bertens reflects on her second-round win at the Australian Open, as well as the issue of medical timeouts.
Britain's Jamie Murray discusses the strange weather at the Australian Open, playing the ATP Cup and football rivalries with doubles partner Neil Skupski.
Caroline Wozniacki retired after the Australian Open, but how much do you remember about other tennis stars calling it quits?
Kim Clijsters discusses the Australian Open air quality issue, her motivation for coming out of retirement and whether she will still do the splits on court.
Boris Becker and Tim Henman pick their highlights of the year and make their tennis predictions for 2020. Who do they tip to win a Grand Slam?
An in-depth look at Novak Djokovic's rise, from growing up in a war-torn country to becoming the world's best male tennis player.
Jonathan Overend looks back on the day Andy Murray ended Britain's 77-year wait for a Wimbledon men's singles champion.
What worked in the new-look Davis Cup finals, what didn’t and what are the lessons to learn before next year? BBC Sport analyses the event.
A matter of millimetres and many miles per hour. Can you ensure justice is done and avoid the wrath of the world's elite tennis stars?
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