For writer James Graham, football and drama have more in common than you might think. The creator of Dear England, says they can both unite us – either around a tournament or a story – at a time when we might feel divided and they can get us to reflect on who we want to be.

Former England players and coaching staff reflect on whether intense Premier League rivalries may have undermined the so-called Golden Generation at the 2006 World Cup.

England tightened their grip on the Women's Six Nations with an eighth successive ​title but their domination has not dulled the competition's appeal with record crowds across the board this year.

Four players are pregnant and a plethora out injured, but England’s Red Roses extended their record-breaking run on Sunday.

New Zealand beat England by 17 runs via the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method to level the three-match series in Cardiff.

Nathan Kimsey fired a second-round 62 Monday at Walton Heath to qualify for his first U.S. Open as the medalist of the England final qualifier.

Talk about summertime in May! A massive ridge of high pressure is expected to build further over the Northern Atlantic, just east of the Mid-Atlantic coast and release another surge of early-season excessive heat into the 90s across New England on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Former England scrum-half Danny Care criticises the selection of South Africa-born Benhard Janse van Rensburg in the England training squad for this summer's Tests.