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England fans soak up celebrations

England fans soak up celebrations as Red Roses mark Women’s Rugby World Cup triumph

The logistics of the event had been tricky for England’s Rugby Football Union (RFU) to sort, with a number of key challenges.

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Fans, players celebrate in London after England defeat Canada in Women's Rugby World Cup final

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Fuelling England for the Women’s Rugby World Cup final: 4,000 calories and 600g of carbs a day

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The three bold calls that paid off for England in Women’s World Cup win

England have won the Women’s Rugby World Cup for the first time since 2014 after a 33-13 win over Canada in the final.

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England celebrate Rugby World Cup win at parade after partying until 6.30am and necking espresso martinis for breakfast

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'What a Rugby World Cup should be': Women celebrate a defining moment

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Inside England’s World Cup-winning party — how the Red Roses celebrated long-awaited success

England returned to the centre of the pitch a couple of hours after lifting the trophy to soak in the moment, before departing to a function with family and friends.

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Ellie Kildunne expects England to be a target after World Cup glory

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England vs Canada LIVE RESULT: Red Roses win Women’s Rugby World Cup for THIRD time with superb victory – reaction

How should Tuchel use Arsenal’s English contingent? – England 2026 World Cup watch

Thomas Tuchel names his next England squad on Friday as the countdown to next summer’s World Cup finals continues.

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The Best Black Looks at London Fashion Week

Farewell all fashionistas: London Fashion Week 2025 has officially wrapped! Whether you went across the pond to take part in the festivities or you’re a resident who finally went outside to see what all the hype was about, you were no doubt in for a treat all over the country.

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London Mayor Sadiq Khan rejects Trump's "bigoted" claims about sharia law in England's capital

President Trump suggested Tuesday that London officials want to "go to sharia law," a comment London Mayor Sadiq Khan's office called "bigoted" and "appalling."