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The 2023 tournament featured a record number of tries - who was the top scorer, which team scored the most and which one was your favourite?

England will start their bid to make it five Women's Six Nations titles in a row on Saturday - and you can watch the whole tournament live on the BBC.

Watch the best tries from this year's Six Nations tournament, including superb scores from France's Damian Penaud, Scotland's Duhan van der Merwe and Ireland's James Lowe.

Winning the Grand Slam is Ireland's ideal launchpad for this year's World Cup, a tournament that will define their legacy, writes Tommy Bowe.

Former Scotland captain John Barclay believes Freddie Steward's red card in England's Six Nations defeat to Grand Slam winners Ireland in Dublin was "harsh".

Ireland win back-to-back Under-20 Six Nations Grand Slams with a bonus-point 36-24 victory over England at Musgrave Park.

Exeter come back to beat London Irish 24-20 in extra time to win the Premiership Rugby Cup.

Wales emulate their 2022 Six Nations performance with one win, four defeats and a fifth-place finish.

England head coach Steve Borthwick says he "cannot do anything about the past" as his first Six Nations in charge ends in a fourth-place finish.

From moments of wonder to wretched disappointment, this Six Nations campaign has ended well for Scotland, writes Tom English.

Matt Dawson says referee Jaco Peyper's decision to send Freddie Steward off in England's defeat by Grand Slam-winning Ireland was "disgraceful".

Coach Andy Farrell and captain Johnny Sexton say Ireland are hungry for more success after completing the Grand Slam in Dublin.

Ireland head coach Andy Farrell and captain Johnny Sexton reflect on their Six Nations and Grand Slam success after beating England in Dublin.

Watch as England fullback Freddie Steward is sent off against Ireland in the Six Nations after his elbow made contact with Hugo Keenan's head.

Watch highlights as Ireland beat an England team reduced to 14 men 29-16 to win the Six Nations Grand Slam.

Emotional Ireland captain Johnny Sexton describes winning the Grand Slam and Six Nations title as "like living in a dream".

A red card given to England full-back Freddie Steward in Saturday's defeat by Grand Slam winners Ireland has been called "an utter farce" and "absolutely ridiculous" by former players.

Ireland win their fourth Grand Slam as they wear down 14-man England in a tense Six Nations finale in Dublin.

Wales head coach Warren Gatland believes his side will surprise teams at the World Cup in France later this year.

Captain Ken Owens says he has had a busy week after returning to Wales from France for the birth of his baby.