Cheetahs prop Coetze signs short-term deal with Bath
Cheetahs tighthead prop Aranos Coetze will join English club Bath on loan and play in this season's Premiership Rugby.
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RFU to vote on restricting transgender participation in women's game
England's Rugby Football Union (RFU) will vote next week on whether to restrict transgender participation in the domestic game, with the governing body recommending that only players recorded as female at birth be allowed to play in the women's category.
Van Graan lures former Bulls forward to Bath
New Bath head coach Johann van Graan has signed experienced South African forward Gerrit-Jan van Velze in preparation for his first season at the English club.
English RFU to hold vote on trans female athlete issue
The English Rugby Football Union is to vote next week on recommendations that only females born as females be permitted to play the sport, the governing body has announced.
Ed Slater says he ‘will meet this challenge head-on’ after MND diagnosis
Ed Slater says he will “meet this challenge head-on” after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease.
Hoy takes step out of comfort zone with Hull FC move
Tex Hoy will have a couple of familiar faces to help him settle into life in Kingston Upon Hull when he swaps the NRL for the Betfred Super League at the end of the year. Unfortunately, though, they will both moving to his new club's bitter cross-city rivals.
Woodward says Six Nations now ideal preparation for RWC: 'Southern hemisphere should be worried'
Former England coach Clive Woodward says the southern hemisphere rugby nations "should be worried" looking ahead to next year's Rugby World Cup.
Security fears stalk 2024 Paris Olympic organisers
Olympics there is widespread concern over security, exacerbated by the dreadful spectacle of the chaotic scenes at the Champions League final at the Stade de France. Police tear-gassing frustrated Liverpool fans, including children and the disabled, was not the fault of the supporters but, according to a damning fact-finding mission by two French senators, the fault of the organisers. "These dysfunctions were at every level, not only during the implementation but also during advance preparations," said the co-chair of the enquiry Laurent Lafon.