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THE SIX NATIONS 2025 will see a number of rule changes, with the 20-minute red card being introduced, after a successful trial during the Autumn Nations Series.

The 20-minute rule is one of a host of new regulations that will be used during this years iteration of the Six Nations.

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Ireland bid to be the first side to win three successive Six Nations[/caption]

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The Six Nations has been running in its current form since 2000[/caption]

English fans will know too well the damage a red card can do, as in 2023 they saw Freddie Stewart controversially dismissed in Dublin, as they lost to Ireland.

What is the 20-minute red card rule?

One thing will remain the same with the new rule, and that is that once a player has been shown a red card, they will no longer be allowed to return to the field of play.

In cases the referee deems to be a technical foul, such as accidental head contact, the referee can give a player a 20-minute red card.

This means that while the player sent off will remain sent off, the team can replace that player with a replacement after 20 minutes.

Fiji’s Semi Radradra was given the first 20-minute red card in the northern hemisphere, seeing his initial yellow card later upgraded to a 20-minute red in a test vs Wales.

Referees will still be able to send players off permanently.

Are there any other new rules to know?

A new rule to protect the 9 at the scrum has been introduced:

• The rule states a scrum half will not be able to be played the ball while it is still in a tackle, ruck or maul.
• The opposition scrum half offside line will be the middle of the tunnel, limiting their ability to defend a scrum

New timing limits on setting lineouts, scrums, and taking conversions and penalties:

• A team will have a maximum of 30 seconds to set a scrum or lineout
• Players will only have 60 seconds for a conversion following the scoring of a try, reduced from 90 seconds

Lineout rules:

• Play on at a lineout if the ball is not straight, but only if the ball is unconstested

How to watch the Six Nations

The Six Nations will start on Friday, January 31st, as Wales take on France in Paris at 8:15pm GMT. The game will be live on ITV.

England’s first game is away in Dublin at 4:45pm GMT, live on ITV.

Both the BBC and ITV will be showing the Six Nations, here is a full list of which game is on which channel:

Round 1:

• France vs Wales – Jan 31, 8:15pm GMT – ITV
• Scotland vs Italy – Feb 1, 2:15pm GMT – BBC
• England vs Ireland – Feb 1, 4:45pm GMT – ITV

Round 2:

• Italy vs Wales – Feb 8, 2:15pm GMT – ITV
• England vs France – Feb 8, 4:45pm GMT – ITV
• Scotland vs Ireland – Feb 9, 3pm GMT – BBC

Round 3:

• Wales vs Ireland – Feb 22, 2:15pm GMT – BBC
• England vs Scotland – Feb 22, 4:45pm GMT– ITV
• Italy vs France – Feb 23, 3pm GMT – ITV

Round 4:

• Ireland vs France – Mar 8, 2:15pm GMT – ITV
• Scotland vs Wales – Mar 8, 4:45pm GMT – BBC
• England vs Italy – Mar 9, 3pm GMT – ITV

Round 5:

• Italy vs Ireland – Mar 15, 2:15pm GMT – ITV
• Wales vs England – Mar 15, 4:45pm GMT – BBC
• France vs Scotland – Mar 15, 8pm GMT – ITV

BBC star and food critic Giles Coren has revealed he has been diagnosed with cancer.

The 55-year-old shared his news in his column for The Times.

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Giles Coren pictured with chef Monica Galetti[/caption]

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Giles revealed his prostate cancer scare after doctors found a malignant tumour but said he won’t need treatment just yet.

His doctor reassured him that prostate cancer is a “slow cancer” that all men get if they live long enough but still sent him for an MRI scan.

The star first had a PSA test with a score of four, a level many doctors consider a warning sign, according to the American Cancer Society.

When the results came back inconclusive, he initially refused a biopsy.

But after his PSA levels climbed to six and then seven, he finally agreed to further tests at London’s Royal Free Hospital.

Now, doctors have found less than a millimetre of cancer in just three of 21 samples taken.

The tumour, while malignant, is not requiring treatment yet but will be closely monitored.

Giles’ late father was comic Alan Coren.

He appeared on the radio show The News Quiz while writing for numerous newspapers and magazines as a humourist.

Giles’ only sibling is Only Connect presenter Victoria Coren, the wife of Peep Show star David Mitchell.

It comes after Olympic hero Sir Chris Hoy spoke out about his terminal prostate cancer diagnosis which he received last year.

The British cycling hero, 48, revealed in October that his prostate cancer is terminal.

Hoy was given two to four years to live by doctors.

Following this incredibly difficult news, the Scot has approached his condition with inspiring positivity.

Speaking to Sky Sports, Hoy said: “I’m doing well. The best shape I’ve been in for over a year. I’m physically not in any pain at all.

“Treatment has worked really well, everything is stable and I couldn’t have responded better to it.

“So basically in the current situation – the best-case scenario – I’m very grateful. It’s been an unimaginable year.

“Eighteen months ago, if you told me this is what was coming up, you couldn’t have imagined it, but that’s life, isn’t it?

“You get curveballs. It’s how you deal with it, and how you make a plan and move forward.

“I’ve been so lucky to have genuinely amazing people around me, from family, friends, medical support, the general public.”

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British hero Sir Chris Hoy has spoken out about his terminal diagnosis[/caption]

THIS is the shocking moment notorious Ferencvaros ultras disguise themselves as stewards and launch a surprise brawl against their European rivals.

Ferencvaros, often dubbed Hungary‘s most feared football fans, kicked off a huge melee with AZ Alkmaar supporters in their tense Europa League clash on Thursday.

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The hooligan security managed to mix in with the actual security teams to pull off the brazen plan[/caption]

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Riot police ended up being called in to deal with the clashes[/caption]

The Hungarian champions narrowly won the game 4-3 despite a late AZ Alkmaar surge in extra time when they scored twice.

But the action on the pitch was overshadowed by fighting up in the stands.

Footage shows dozens of Ferencvaros ultras secretly dressed up in high visibility security jackets making their way down the stairs in Budapest’s Groupama Arena.

Their sneaky plan saw them mix in with the actual security policing the away end to keep any trouble at bay between the two sets of supporters.

The large group of men managed to get as close as possible to the AZ Alkmaar fans before punches were thrown – sparking chaos in the stands.

Both sets of supporters then appear to start launching strikes at each other in the brutal brawl.

Onlooking fans from either side of the railings quickly noticed the fighting with drinks soon flying in from several angles at the fiery crowd.

The genuine security teams in place could be seen trying to break up the brawl as the melee continued on for some time.

Riot police equipped with protective visors and batons were soon forced to be drafted in as the fake security broke through into the stands.

The Europa League game between Ferencvaros and AZ Alkmaar was always tipped to be a highly intense affair due to the history of both sides.

Ferencvaros’ fans have long been considered one of the most violent teams in Central Europe over past altercations.

Governing body UEFA have sanctioned the club on several occasions in the past.

Hooligans linked to the club reportedly stabbed four Millwall fans in 2004 before a UEFA Cup match.

Uefa also charged the club over crowd trouble and racist abuse directed towards Millwall players.

Then in 2013, fans also fought with police after a friendly match against Leeds United.

AZ Alkmaar away days are also known to English fans as a potentially volatile trip.

In 2023, hooded AZ Alkmaar yobs smashed down barriers to storm their own main stand via two sets of stairs and attack West Ham supporters.

Several West Ham players, including sporting director Mark Noble, rushed to help protect them from the thugs – who were dressed in black and wearing balaclavas.

There were also clashes between West Ham and AZ fans ahead of kick-off, who again were masked as they caused mayhem on the streets of Alkmaar.

A local news outlet described it being a “grim atmosphere” before and during the match.

AZ’s hooliganism is said to stem from the club’s early days with a group known as the “Ben Side” supporters.

The name refers to where the group sits in the Jan van der Ben stand, which was named after a predecessor club’s chairman.

The group claims they “made their mark for the first time” during an away match at Feyenoord in 1977, according to an AZ supporter website.

There they clashed with opposition fans, throwing beer bottles and cans at players.

In another notorious meeting, the group clashed with Haarlem in June 1977.

Riots ensued over the game, with many supporters brining knives, and cops later made several arrests.

A 16-year-old was stabbed and around 28 people arrested during a particularly horrific altercation in March 1986 between AZ and PSV fans.

The teenager, a PSV fan who was not identified, was rushed to hospital.

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AZ Alkmaar away days are also known to English fans as a potentially volatile trip after fights broke out in 2023 with West Ham supporters[/caption]

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The AZ Alkmaar brawl saw masked and hoodied yobs attack[/caption]

DAVE Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear turned back the clock as they reformed Nirvana for FireAid in Los Angeles.

The band — which split in 1994 after the death of lead singer Kurt Cobain — united with St Vincent, Kim Gordon, Joan Jett and Dave’s daughter Violet to play a repeat of the four-song set from their 2014 Rock And Roll Hall of Fame induction.

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Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear reformed Nirvana for FireAid in Los Angeles[/caption]

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Joan Jett on stage for FireAid[/caption]

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Olivia Rodrigo performs during the FireAid benefit concert on Thursday[/caption]

And it was hauntingly brilliant.

St Vincent, pictured right with the band, wowed fans with her stunning vocals on Breed at the packed out Intuit Dome in Los Angeles to raise money for the relief effort after the Californian wild fires.

Simultaneously, another show took place at the Kia Forum, with acts including Billie Eilish, Dr Dre, Pink, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Sting and Fleetwood Mac’s Stevie Nicks on the star billings.

Olivia Rodrigo, Joni Mitchell, Slash, Katy Perry and Gwen Stefani’s band No Doubt also performed sets at Thursday’s concerts, which have so far raised over £50million.

Meanwhile, Lady Gaga put on a show to remember, debuting her new song, All I Need Is Time.

We caught up with Sir Rod Stewart backstage at the Intuit Dome, where he told us he was among the first to respond to calls from music boss Irving Azoff, who organised the massive fundraisers.

“I wish I was here under better circumstances,” Rod said.

“It’s the greatest privilege ever. I am lost for words.”

Sir Rod was over in the Caribbean celebrating his 80th birthday when the blazes engulfed so much of LA.

Penny Lancaster, who joined her megastar husband backstage, told us: “We were very fortunate to be together. To have all the kids around us, thinking about how many families were displaced and their memories from the past lost . . . 

“Rod was the first to offer up his voice and everyone is here and hopefully that will bring everyone out in droves to give money to this important cause.”

Rod added: “It was important to be the first one on board. And I have come all the way from London.

“I don’t know what we are trying to raise, but I am hoping for a world record maybe in one night.”

Recalling the moment he heard about the fires, Rod said: “Everyone was calling me up, saying, ‘Is your house OK?’.”

Penny added: “We keep hearing about friends who were given five minutes to evacuate. What do you grab in five minutes?”

Ever the gent, Rod also helped out members of his team who lost belongings in the fires — including someone who worked with him on his autobiography.

Recalling his conversation with the man, Rod said: “He lost absolutely everything.

“He told me, ‘Rod, the most important thing I lost was two suits and my tuxedos’. I said, ‘Go and get yourself measured up, I’ll replace them’.”

Never, ever change, Rod.

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Lady Gaga played new music for the gig[/caption]

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Flea of Red Hot Chili Peppers performed shirtless[/caption]

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Gwen Stefani of No Doubt sang at the FireAid benefit concert[/caption]

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Katy Perry helped raise funds[/caption]

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Perry in an LA fire department themed shirt[/caption]

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Sting on stage at FireAid[/caption]

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Pink was also an act at the event[/caption]

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Slash performing for the fundraiser[/caption]

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Brit Rod Stewart performed at the charity event[/caption]

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Ros Stewart arrived with wife Penny Lancaster and proudly wore his knighthood pendant around his neck[/caption]

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Album set in Stones

I REVEALED yesterday that the Rolling Stones had shelved plans for a huge European and UK tour this summer.

But while it’s rubbish news for us fans who wanted to see Sir Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood playing live – it does mean they have time to get working on another album.

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And former Stones guitarist Bill Wyman has admitted he’s already recorded a song for the record, which would be the follow up to their last No1 album Hackney Diamonds.

Bill said: “I did another track, I don’t know the title of it.

“But I played on another track, and I said, ‘What’s happening with that?’ They said, ‘We’re going to save it for the next album.’ It was a more bluesy track, more relaxed, more open.

“I just put what I thought was a pretty decent bass on it, because they didn’t have bass on it.

“It was more open, the kind of thing I prefer.”

Bill’s tune on Hackney Diamonds, Live By The Sword, also featured drumming by The Stones’s late bandmate Charlie Watts.

Bill added: “It was a pleasure to do it and it was lovely to do it with Charlie, who was my best friend.”

Insiders close to the band told me they hope to hit the road on our shores next year, if promoters can get the right deal done.

Here’s hoping they pull their fingers out.

Yung love is in the air for Anais

ANAIS GALLAGHER was in good company as singer Yungblud helped celebrate her birthday.

Yungblud, real name Dominic Harrison, was seen walking with Anais in my exclusive picture – which showed them heading home in Primrose Hill, London.

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Yungblud and Anais Gallagher were spotted together during her birthday celebrations[/caption]

Anais, who is dating Callum Scott Howells, was in high spirits at the intimate dinner party for family and friends.

Given her dad is no-nonsense Oasis rocker Noel Gallagher, I’m sure everyone was on their best behaviour.

In my experience Dominic is one of the most charming blokes around – so I’m sure he’d have Noel eating out of his hand.

KATIE Price has unveiled her bandaged nose following her latest surgical procedure in Turkey.

She admitted that it’s still sore in a recent social media post asshe continued to update fans.

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Katie pictured in November after her face lift[/caption]

She said: “Good evening everyone. Do you know what? So, I can take all this off my nose, but it feels sore still.

“So, that is me trying to put the bandage on myself. What a state is that. I’ve proper bodged this up.”

The star went back to Turkey for yet more surgery earlier this month following her 17th boob job and a face lift.

Speaking from her hospital bed, the former glamour model revealed she was preparing to go under the knife again.

She told fans on Snapchat and Instagram: “From my last surgery, there are just a few little bits that I want tweaking.

“Well, they need tweaking. So here I am getting ready. That’s the worst bit for me, the needle. The needle’s done so now I can relax.”

Katie, 46, revealed she had to wait a few hours for blood test results before the procedure, saying she planned to get some sleep in the meantime.

She also recently admitted her face lift left her with botched ears.

Sources close to the star claimed she was unhappy with her “pixie ears” following the face lift.

Closer Magazine reported: “Katie is heading to Turkey for her first New Year’s procedure: fixing her pixie ears.

“She thinks they need correcting after her recent facelift. She’s having her ears removed, then re-stitched in place and pinned back so that they don’t stick out.”

Reflecting on Katie’s “obsession” with surgery, the source continued: “Friends think Katie has gone too far.

“They feel like she’s obsessed and loves the attention – and the money from the pictures – that the surgery brings in.”

This recent surgery comes amid discussions about Katie’s noticeable weight loss.

Addressing concerns, she attributed her slimmer figure to a change in diet and increased physical activity, and shutting down speculation she has used weight loss injections.

Katie explained that she had previously gained weight due to IVF treatments and inactivity following a foot injury in 2020.

She emphasised that she has always been naturally thin and is now returning to her usual size. 

THE Six Nations returns TONIGHT – and fans are treated to a thrilling opener in Paris.

France and Wales get the iconic international rugby tournament underway at the Stade de France.

Les Bleus will be hoping the return of captain Antoine Dupont will propel them to Six Nations glory for the first time since 2022.

Warren Gatland’s Wales are eyeing a much-improved tournament after suffering five straight defeats last year.

• Kick off time: 8.15pm GMT
• TV channel: ITV1
• FREE live stream: ITVX
• France XV: Ramos; Attissogbe, Barassi, Moefana, Bielle Biarrey; Ntamack, Dupont (C); Gros, Mauvaka, Atonio, Roumat, Meafou, Cros, Boudehent, Alldritt
• Wales XV: Williams; Rogers, Watkin, Tompkins, Adams; Thomas, Williams; Thomas, Lloyd, Thomas, Rowlands, Jenkins, Botham, Morgan (C), Wainwright

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