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.
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.
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