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Here are the key points.

• Uncapped trio included - Bath prop Vilikesa 'Billy' Sela, Exeter Chiefs number eight Greg Fisilau and Northampton Saints prop Emmanuel Iyogun
• Full squad
• Rehabilitation at Girona training camp: Fin Baxter (Harlequins), Ben Curry (Sale Sharks), Ollie Lawrence (Bath), Tom Roebuck (Sale Sharks), Fin Smith (Northampton Saints).

• Players not considered for selection include injured Leicester wing Adam Radwan and Saracens' Tom Willis, who is moving to play in France
• Chris Jones' starting XV to face Wales
• 'No-brainer to pick phenomenal athlete Sela' - Chris Ashton

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Will England win the Six Nations?

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Forwards: Ollie Chessum (Leicester Tigers), Arthur Clark (Gloucester Rugby), Alex Coles (Northampton Saints), Luke Cowan-Dickie (Sale Sharks), Chandler Cunningham-South (Harlequins), Tom Curry (Sale Sharks), Theo Dan (Saracens), Trevor Davison (Northampton Saints), Ben Earl (Saracens), Greg Fisilau (Exeter Chiefs), Ellis Genge (Bristol Bears), Jamie George (Saracens), Joe Heyes (Leicester Tigers), Maro Itoje (Saracens), Emmanuel Iyogun (Northampton Saints), Guy Pepper (Bath), Henry Pollock (Northampton Saints), Bevan Rodd (Sale Sharks), Vilikesa Sela (Bath), Sam Underhill (Bath).

Backs: Henry Arundell (Bath), Seb Atkinson (Gloucester Rugby), Elliot Daly (Saracens), Fraser Dingwall (Northampton Saints), Immanuel Feyi-Waboso (Exeter Chiefs), George Ford (Sale Sharks), Tommy Freeman (Northampton Saints), George Furbank (Northampton Saints), Alex Mitchell (Northampton Saints), Cadan Murley (Harlequins), Max Ojomoh (Bath), Henry Slade (Exeter Chiefs), Marcus Smith (Harlequins), Ben Spencer (Bath), Freddie Steward (Leicester Tigers), Jack van Poortvliet (Leicester Tigers).

France's all-time top try-scorer Damian Penaud was a shock omission from the defending champions' Six Nations squad.

Forwards: Dorian Aldegheri, Uini Atonio, Hugo Auradou, Cyril Baille, Paul Boudehent, François Cros, Alexandre Fischer, Thibaud Flament, Jean-Baptiste Gros, Mickaël Guillard, Oscar Jegou, Anthony Jelonch, Maxime Lamothe, Julien Marchand, Temo Matiu, Peato Mauvaka, Emmanuel Meafou, Régis Montagne, Rodrigue Neti, Lenni Nouchi, Charles Ollivon, Dany Priso, Thomas Staniforth, Tevita Tatafu, Cameron Woki

Backs: Grégoire Arfeuil, Théo Attissogbe, Louis Bielle-Biarrey, Fabien Brau-Boirie, Romain Buros, Thibault Daubagna, Nicolas Depoortere, Gaël Dréan, Antoine Dupont, Kalvin Gourgues, Aaron Grandidier-Nkanang, Matthieu Jalibert, Yoram Moefana, Noah Nene, Thomas Ramos, Baptiste Serin, Ugo Seunes.

Liam Williams has announced his retirement from Wales.

He said: "Boyhood dream fulfilled. Proud beyond words. Wales 2026, over and out."

Wales have included uncapped Leicester wing Gabriel Hamer-Webb and Bath centre Louie Hennessey.

Forwards: Keiron Assiratti (Cardiff), Adam Beard (Montpellier), Liam Belcher (Cardiff), James Botham (Cardiff), Rhys Carre (Saracens), Ben Carter (Dragons), Olly Cracknell (Leicester), Harri Deaves (Ospreys), Ryan Elias (Scarlets), Tomas Francis (Provence), Archie Griffin (Bath), Dafydd Jenkins (Exeter), Dewi Lake (Ospreys, capt), Alex Mann (Cardiff), Josh Macleod (Scarlets), Taine Plumtree (Scarlets), Nicky Smith (Leicester), Gareth Thomas (Ospreys), Freddie Thomas (Gloucester), Aaron Wainwright (Dragons).

Backs: Josh Adams (Cardiff), Sam Costelow (Scarlets), Dan Edwards (Ospreys), Jarrod Evans (Harlequins), Mason Grady (Cardiff), Kieran Hardy (Ospreys), Gabriel Hamer-Webb (Leicester), Joe Hawkins (Scarlets), Louie Hennessey (Bath), Eddie James (Scarlets), Ellis Mee (Scarlets), Reuben Morgan-Williams (Ospreys), Blair Murray (Scarlets), Louis Rees-Zammit (Bristol Bears), Tom Rogers (Scarlets), Ben Thomas (Cardiff), Owen Watkin (Ospreys), Tomos Williams (Gloucester).

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Northampton's teenage wing Edoardo Todaro was rewarded for his prolific breakthrough campaign with a place in Italy's Six Nations squad.

Forwards: Lorenzo Cannone, Niccolo Cannone, Tommaso di Bartolomeo, Pablo Dimicheff, Riccardo Favretto, Simone Ferrari, Danilo Fischetti, Muhamed Hasa, Alessandro Izekor, Michele Lamaro (captain), Samuele Locatelli, Giacomo Nicotera, David Odiase, Marco Riccioni, Federico Ruzza, Mirco Spagnolo, Andrea Zambonin, Manuel Zuliani

Backs: Juan Ignacio Brex, Giacomo da Re, Alessandro Fusco, Matt Gallagher, Paolo Garbisi, Monty Ioane, Louis Lynagh, Leonardo Marin, Damiano Mazza, Tommaso Menoncello, Paolo Odogwu, Martin Page-Relo, Lorenzo Pani, Edoardo Todaro, Stephen Varney

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Munster back row Edwin Edogbo and Ulster scrum-half Nathan Doak are the two uncapped players in Andy Farrell's Ireland squad.

Forwards: Tom Ahern (Munster), Finlay Bealham (Connacht), Tadhg Beirne (Munster), Jack Boyle (Leinster), Thomas Clarkson (Leinster), Jack Conan (Leinster), Caelan Doris (Leinster, captain), Edwin Edogbo (Munster), Tadhg Furlong (Leinster), Ronan Kelleher (Leinster), Jeremy Loughman (Munster), Joe McCarthy (Leinster), Michael Milne (Munster), Tom O'Toole (Ulster), Cian Prendergast (Connacht), James Ryan (Leinster), Dan Sheehan (Leinster), Tom Stewart (Ulster), Nick Timoney (Ulster), Josh van der Flier (Leinster).

Backs: Bundee Aki (Connacht), Robert Baloucoune (Ulster), Harry Byrne (Leinster), Craig Casey (Munster), Jack Crowley (Munster), Nathan Doak (Ulster), Tom Farrell (Munster), Ciaran Frawley (Leinster), Jamison Gibson-Park (Leinster), Hugo Keenan (Leinster), James Lowe (Leinster), Stuart McCloskey (Ulster), Tommy O'Brien (Leinster), Jamie Osborne (Leinster), Sam Prendergast (Leinster), Garry Ringrose (Leinster), Jacob Stockdale (Ulster).

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Experienced pair Jonny Gray and Dave Cherry were named in the Scotland Six Nations squad.

Forwards: Ewan Ashman, Josh Bayliss, Magnus Bradbury, Gregor Brown, Dave Cherry, Scott Cummings, Alex Craig, Rory Darge, Jack Dempsey, Freddy Douglas, Matt Fagerson, Zander Fagerson, Grant Gilchrist, Jonny Gray, Nathan McBeth, Liam McConnell, Elliot Millar Mills, D'arcy Rae, Jamie Ritchie, Pierre Schoeman, Rory Sutherland, George Turner, Max Williamson.

Backs: Fergus Burke, Jamie Dobie, Darcy Graham, Adam Hastings, George Horne, Rory Hutchinson, Huw Jones, Tom Jordan, Blair Kinghorn, Stafford McDowall, Finn Russell, Kyle Rowe, Ollie Smith, Kyle Steyn, Sione Tuipulotu, Duhan van der Merwe, Ben White.

Here is a reminder of the other Six Nations squads.

Meanwhile, in other big rugby news Saracens director of rugby Mark McCall has announced he will step down at the end of the season after 15 trophy-laden years in the job.

Sarries won three European Champions Cups and six Prem titles during an era of dominance under the former Ireland centre.

Brendan Venter, who recruited McCall as head coach in 2009, will take over, reprising the role he held more than a decade and a half ago.

McCall will join the board of directors and continue at the club in the technical advisor position previously occupied by Venter.

"I'm immensely proud of what we've achieved at Saracens and grateful for the opportunity to have led the rugby programme for so long," said McCall.

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Chris Ashton
Former England wing

Billy Sela is an interesting one. I've not seen him train in person yet but I've heard he's a phenomenal athlete so getting him in is a no-brainer to see how he goes.

Aside from that it's a pretty consistent squad and it feels like we're building towards the World Cup. You don't want too many changes but are sticking with what we've got because we're happy with it and have won games.

Northampton full-back George Furbank looked set to be Steve Borthwick's 15 after a number of good performances in 2024.

However, injuries have since halted his progress and opened the door again for Freddie Steward, who started three Tests in November.

Both are different in style, but Steward's running game has vastly improved.

Furbank is more of a 10/15 and an extra ball player.

He has just four senior appearances for Northampton this season because of calf issues, with a start against Sale on December 20 his most recent outing.

In form he seems to be the man. That has been a while though, with his last Test coming in 2024.

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Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent

Q - Is this the end of Alex Dombrant's England career?

I wouldn't go that far Edward. But it's been tough for Dombrandt, he hasn't quite been able to replicate his club form on the international scene. But if anything happens to Fisilau or Earl then he would be next in line.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent

Q - How many of this current crop do you expect to feature at RWC27? In your view, is this a squad to genuinely compete for the 6N or is the primary focus on building depth?

I hope this isn't a cop-out answer Rory, but it's both. World Cup-winning teams tend to have an average squad age of about 29, and Steve Borthwick will be very wary of the age profile and cap numbers in his squad as he builds towards 2027. But this is definitely a squad picked with the aim of winning the Six Nations. England haven't won it in six years and haven't won a Slam in a decade. That needs to change.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent

Q- Just getting your views on how big of a miss will Tom Willis be to England in the upcoming future?

It's a big blow Alex. Since Billy Vunipola, England haven't had an out-and-out ball-carrying number eight, and Willis fitted that bill and was getting better and better. But despite not being a classic eight, how well does Ben Earl do in that shirt for England? And if Earl plays there, then there is an extra spot on the flank which is England's position of the most strength in depth.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent

Q - Struggling to see the logic in picking Trevor Davidson, he is 4/5 choice probably in the pecking order and at 33 isn't a player for the future. Would Fasogbon not have been a better choice to be involved in this camp?

Yes he's 33, but those miles on the clock are very valuable given the injury to Will Stuart and the prop rookies in the squad. As ever, Borthwick will be looking for a balance of youth and experience.