England / Great Britain

England Rugby League Head Coach, Shaun Wane, has reaffirmed his commitment to the national side by agreeing a contract extension with the Rugby Football League (RFL).    Initially appointed until the end of next year’s...

Betfred Super League is delighted to release the fixture schedule ahead of the 2020 season resumption, which will see 21 live games on Sky Sports from August 2. It includes triple headers played over...

The RFL presented a return to profit and a third consecutive year of increased participation figures at today’s Annual General Meeting, which was the first to be held remotely via video link.  In addition Clare Balding OBE succeeded...

Rugby League Cares is delighted to announce a new partnership with Kirklees Council to create the first-ever National Rugby League Museum at the George Hotel in Huddersfield. The decision to establish the world-class facility...

The Rugby Football League and the Australian Rugby League Commission confirm the cancellation of the Rugby League Ashes Series that was scheduled to be held in England this October and November. Given the continued...

England Women Head Coach Craig Richards has appointed his coaching staff and selected a 39-strong National Performance Squad for 2020.

England Head Coach Shaun Wane has invited 31 prospective Ashes candidates to a players’ gathering at Old Trafford on Monday 23 March – and included a further eight NRL-based players on his ‘watch list’ ahead of the autumn series against Australia.

Shaun Wane has been appointed Head Coach of the England men’s Rugby League team on a two-year contract - including this year’s home Ashes series and culminating in the 2021 Rugby League World Cup.

The achievements of the most successful Great Britain team in the history of international Rugby League will be celebrated at the RL Lions Association’s reunion luncheon on Saturday (January 25).

Unfortunately, the rugby world is becoming all too familiar with Motor Neurone Disease given how many tragic diagnoses there have been over the years. Leeds legend and all-round world-class human being Rob Burrow is the latest to come out and say that he has, regrettably, been diagnosed with the disease.