Today's rugby headlines as Sam Warburton says it's time to say goodbye to senior stars and arrest made after shooting

Here's your round-up of all the latest rugby headlines for Tuesday, March 22.

Sam Warburton believes the time has come to bid farewell to some of the team's older heads, and instead start blooding some the country's younger talent.

He told the BBC: "We need to move on. I think we need to start picking a team which is going to carry us for the next five to 10 years. The senior players have been amazing and they're good friends of mine and I've shared some amazing moments with them in the dressing room. But I think we need to look beyond that now and start putting more faith in in younger players."

He continued: “I don’t know whether there’s like a sense of complacency like a testimonial game but, and I don’t mean to be disrespectful to the Italians, it’s not acceptable to lose at home to Italy. You just can’t, can’t do it."

You can see how other pundits, such as Jonathan 'Jiffy' Davies have reacted to Saturday's shock defeat here.

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Police have reportedly arrested a woman in connection with the drive-by shooting of former Argentina rugby star Federico Aramburu in Paris.

The 42-year-old was shot three times following a confrontation with other guests at the Mabillon Bar in the Saint-Germain district of the city.

And according to The Daily Mail, police have now arrested a 24-year-old woman, on suspiscion of driving the vehicle from which two other men opened fire. Police are still searching for the other two suspects, with reports in France claiming at least one of them is known for being a far-right activist.

Former Welsh Rugby Union chairman Gareth Davies admits Wales have drifted further away from a first ever World Cup.

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