Monye delights in 'special' triumph

England winger Ugo Monye believes Harlequins' first Aviva Premiership title triumph has been made even more special because it was achieved against Leicester.Read

Harlequins crowned champions

Harlequins were crowned champions of England for the first time - three years after their reputation looked battered beyond repair - by defeating Leicester 30-23 in a thrilling Twickenham final.Read

Lancaster sends message to Farrell

Stuart Lancaster has sent out a strong message that Owen Farrell is not guaranteed to be England's fly-half for this summer's three-Test series against South Africa.Read

Evans ready for tough final

Harlequins star Nick Evans has predicted "a humdinger" when the Londoners go for Aviva Premiership title glory against Twickenham regulars Leicester.Read

Saints snap up Shepherd

Northampton have signed Australia international Cameron Shepherd as a direct replacement for departing England wing Chris Ashton.Read

Tindall has point to prove - Lancaster

Stuart Lancaster believes Mike Tindall will have a point to prove when he plays for the Barbarians against England at Twickenham on May 27.Read

Flood given South Africa deadline

Toby Flood will be ruled out of England's tour to South Africa if he is not fit in time to play the first Test on June 9, head coach Stuart Lancaster has indicated.Read

Ford stars for Tigers

Teenager George Ford drove Leicester into a remarkable eighth successive Premiership final as Tigers ended Saracens' reign as English champions with a 24-15 success.Read

Quins clinch Premiership final place

Harlequins reached their first Aviva Premiership final with a nail-biting 25-23 victory over Northampton, sealed four minutes from time when Joe Marler was driven over for a converted try.Read

Ford braced for big stage

Teenager George Ford could be thrown into the biggest game of his career on Saturday evening.Read

Care returns to England squad

England coach Stuart Lancaster has included 13 uncapped players in his 42-man squad for the five-match, three-Test summer tour of South Africa.Read

Robshaw takes top honour

Harlequins and England captain Chris Robshaw was named Player of the Season at the Aviva Premiership Rugby Awards.Read

Cockerill expects duo back

Leicester director of rugby Richard Cockerill expects England half-backs Toby Flood and Ben Youngs to be fit for next Saturday's Aviva Premiership semi-final against Saracens.Read

Falcons face wait over relegation

Newcastle face relegation from the Aviva Premiership despite their crunch basement battle against fellow strugglers Wasps ending with a hard-earned 14-10 victory.Read

Wasps gear up for relegation decider

Wasps boss Dai Young knows Saturday's Aviva Premiership showdown with fellow strugglers Newcastle is all about winning.Read

Ashton plays down England links

Brian Ashton appears to have ruled himself out of becoming part of Stuart Lancaster's England coaching set-up, claiming there is "nothing in the pipeline" between him and the Rugby Football Union.Read

Smith to decide on England approach

Wayne Smith will decide whether to accept an offer from Stuart Lancaster to join the England coaching team within the next 10 days.Read

Lancaster closing on Catt

Stuart Lancaster appears to be closing in on the appointment of Mike Catt as his next interim backs coach - but he will remain in regular contact with Andy Farrell.Read

Quins trio on awards shortlist

England captain Chris Robshaw and his Harlequins team-mate Mike Brown have both been nominated for the Aviva Premiership player of the season award.Read

We're not there yet - Mallinder

Northampton director of rugby Jim Mallinder is pleased that securing a place in the end-of-season play-offs now rests in his team's hands after their 18-15 Aviva Premiership victory over Exeter at Sandy Park.Read

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