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Wales celebrates Six Nations win
Wales is celebrating after they beat England 30-3 at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff to win the Six Nations title.
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Rob Howley: Wales win 'best day of my coaching life'
George North breakfasts alongside 6 Nations trophy
Wales wing George North is pictured tucking into a well-earned cooked breakfast following his side's 30 - 3 victory over England last night.
He tweeted the picture along with the caption 'Good company over breakfast!'
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Austin Healey urged to pay up after Wales' win
First Minister: Wales did 'the whole country proud'
Wales First Minister Carwyn Jones said the squad had "done the whole country proud yet again" after their 30-3 triumph over England.
Mr Jones said he would like to "heartily congratulate" the whole team and the coaching staff on winning the Six Nations Championship.
"The team deserves a huge pat on the back on their performance - they did what they had to do to defend their title and keep the Six Nations trophy here in Wales", the first minister said.
"I'm sure I speak for Welsh people everywhere when I say - well done boys, you've done the whole country proud yet again", he added.
Politicians toast Welsh rugby triumph at Six Nations
The Prime Minister, leader of Plaid Cymru and Welsh Liberal Democrat leader have praised the Welsh rugby team after they retained the RBS Six Nations title with a win against England.
Wales thank the crowds at the Millennium Stadium
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Wales celebrates Six Nations win in Cardiff
Sportsmen congratulate Wales on Six Nations win
Wales beat England 30-3 to win Six Nations
Wales lead England 9-3 at half time in Cardiff
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Rob Howley: Wales win 'best day of my coaching life'
The Interim Head Coach said he was 'proud to be a Welshman' as Wales clinched the RBS 6 Nations title and deprived England of a Grand Slam.
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Austin Healey urged to pay up after Wales' win
Austin Healey is being to urged to pay up after offering to bet every person in Wales £1 that England would win the Six Nations.