Ugo, Danny and Chris Jones continue to pod as we discuss the suspension of rugby because of coronavirus. We debate what happens next, if rugby can finish the season, and will England's tour to Japan go ahead? We also ask which rugby player would you choose to self-isolate with and which classic match would you watch back?

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Coronavirus: what next for rugby?

Sara and Phil are joined by commentator Nick Heath for the final Women's Wednesdays of the Six Nations. With fixtures postponed due to Coronavirus, we give each team a 'mid-term report', chat to former Irish international Lynne Cantwell about Ireland's future, and where does the women's Six Nations go from here?

Women's Six Nations: To be continued...

Danny Care pods from his sofa with his new house guest Chris Ashton as we finally discuss Ashy's move from Sale to Harlequins. We also chat Joe Marler's incident with Alun Wyn Jones, how Scotland shocked France and how much does George Kruis love line-outs?

An unwanted house guest

Chris and Ugo have a late trip to the studio to record a bonus pod. They analyse Manu Tuilagi's red card, Joe Marler's off the ball incident with Alun Wyn-Jones and where Wales are at under Wayne Pivac. The second red card of the weekend came at Murrayfield as Scotland ended France's Grand Slam hopes. They discuss Mohamed Haouas seeing red and praise the Scottish defence which has only conceded four tries all tournament.

Bonus Pod: Red mist and red cards

Ugo and Chris get the train to Cardiff to go inside the Wales camp as we join Hadleigh Parkes and his friends and family to chat new centre partnerships and new babies. We ask Josh Navidi what his DJ name would be and who will actually play 10 for Wales on Saturday?

Pod on tour: Inside the Wales camp

Sara and Phil head to England team hotel for a bonus episode of Women's Wednesdays. We chat to World Player of the Year Emily Scarratt about her whistle-stop tour to Tokyo and her 'rivalry' with Katy Daly-Mclean. And two of England's jokers - Poppy Cleall and Hannah Botterman - take on our tweet challenge.

Women's Six Nations: Inside the England camp

Ugo, Danny and Chris Jones bring you all biggest news stories of the week including pod presenter Chris Ashton’s departure from Sale, Harlequins’ controversial penalty try at Exeter, and how will coronavirus affect the Six Nations? We also chat Wales’ injury crisis at 10, could France slip-up against Scotland and will the Six Nations disappear off free-to-air TV?

A weird week in rugby

Phil and Sara discuss Scotland’s postponed match against Italy due to an outbreak of Coronavirus, Phil is encouraged by Wales’ performance despite their 50-0 thrashing by France, and we speak to former England captain Catherine Spencer about conditions in women’s rugby and ask, have they improved?

Women’s Six Nations: Coronavirus, Squat Toilets and a Half Century

Danny Care, Chris Ashton and Ugo Monye discuss the game of the weekend in Cardiff, whether Johnny Sexton should still be playing 10 for Ireland and are Romain Ntamack and Antoine Dupont the best half-backs in the world? And after Danny Cipriani’s Instagram post, we discuss social media and the impact on mental health for rugby players and pundits. If you have been affected by any of the topics involved in this podcast, please visit bbc.co.uk/actionline for details of organisations that may be able to help.

France on fire, absent Ireland and how is social media affecting mental health?

England looked back to their best as they ended Ireland's Grand Slam hopes in emphatic fashion. Chris Jones is joined by Matt Dawson and Jamie Heaslip to bring you a bonus pod from Twickenham. We chat about England silencing their critics, Owen getting the bragging rights in the Farrell household and whether France delivered their best performance in a decade this weekend.

Bonus Pod: England silence the 'sausages'

Ugo and Chris Jones go inside the England camp ahead of the big match against Ireland at Twickenham. George Ford opens up on tactics, pressure and facing your father, we chat to Eddie Jones about the Farrell family tree, and Elliot Daly reveals the struggles of being England's social secretary.

Bonus Pod: Two Farrells, One Ford and a Social Sec

It's that time of year again. Chris and Ugo are back at the Six Nations launch to chat to Johnny Sexton, Stuart Hogg, Owen Farrell, Alun Wyn Jones and all of their coaches. The Six Nations is back!

The Big (Men's) Six Nations Preview Pod

Ugo and Chris are at Allianz Park for a special podcast to discuss the biggest story in club rugby history. With Saracens’ relegation from the Premiership confirmed, we’re joined by former Saracens director of rugby Brendan Venter and BBC reporter Laura Scott, who first broke the salary cap scandal, to chat what Saracens did, what's happening now and where they go next.

Saracens Special

Chris Jones heads to Dublin to sit down with Leinster senior coach Stuart Lancaster to look back at his last decade in coaching. With Leinster dominating both domestically and in Europe, Lancaster shares some of the secrets of their success, reflects on his time as the England head coach and we look at the coaching changes ahead of the 2020 Six Nations.

Stuart Lancaster: The Leinster Redemption

Ugo and Chris round-up another hectic weekend in Europe as we chat to Saracens’ scrum-half Richard Wigglesworth as they head towards a possible Champions Cup quarter-final with Exeter. We also talk Louis Rees-Zammit ahead of Wales’ Six Nations squad announcement, what Scotland need next and Ugo explains ‘Monye Mania’ and changing in a puddle.

Wiggy, Louis and Monye Mania

Ugo Monye and Chris Jones dissect the biggest rugby union stories of the week.

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