Glasgow 37 Munster 10: Munster’s winning streak in the PRO14 this season came to an abrupt end as Glasgow produced a performance of high quality running rugby to score four tries to Munster’s two and a gain a deserved bonus point.

Glasgow are not the first team to come to Galway and deal better with the wind and rain than the home team, but new coach Kieran Keane was anxious not to blame the weather for losing their opening game of the season to the same opposition for the second year in a row.

Wales forward Ross Moriarty has described his barnstorming performance against England as “the best game I have played.”

Glasgow cruised into the European Champions Cup quarter-finals for the first time in their history after humiliating Leicester 43-0 at Welford Road.

Conor Murray has welcomed Champions Cup organisers’ formation of an Untoward Incident Review Group (UIRG) to investigate the handling of his collision with Glasgow’s Tim Swinson.

Winger Tommy Seymour ran in four tries for Glasgow in a 33-25 victory over Leinster on Scotstoun's new artificial pitch.

Not the start the defending champions would have wanted.

Glasgow Warriors 27 Ulster 17: Title holders Glasgow Warriors extended their winning run in the Guinness PRO12 to five matches with a hard-fought 27-17 victory over Ulster at Scotstoun.

Italy 20 Scotland 36: Jason O’Halloran hopes Scotland can shake off their mental shackles after finally halting their long RBS 6 Nations losing streak.

Scotland 9 England 15: Eddie Jones has urged England to build momentum behind their RBS 6 Nations quest by giving Italy a “good hiding” in Rome.

South Africa 34 Scotland 16: Stand-off Duncan Weir hopes his stunning second-half burst against South Africa on Saturday will help seal his place in coach Vern Cotter’s plans as Scotland look to book their place in the World Cup quarter-finals.

England 25 Scotland 13

Glasgow Warriors 39 Connacht 21

Scotland lock Tim Swinson insists his side will have no problem living off scraps against Ireland in the Aviva Stadium on Sunday.

Scotland head coach Scott Johnson has made four changes to his side for Sunday’s opening RBS 6 Nations match with Ireland.

Tommy Seymour grabbed two tries on his home debut as Scotland saw off the challenge of improving Japan 42-17 following a flurry of second-half action.

Glasgow 20 Exeter 16

Leinster 17 Glasgow 15

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RABODIRECT PRO12: Scarlets 29 Glasgow 6

Glasgow 20 Ulster 14

Glasgow 23 Edinburgh 14

Glasgow 6 Castres 9

Food producers are reviving calls for legislation to regulate the retail sector as England has unveiled plans to empower an independent adjudicator to name, shame, and ultimately fine supermarkets who abuse their power in the marketplace.

Glasgow Warriors 37 Newport Gwent Dragons 6

Glasgow Warriors 8 Ulster 19

Glasgow Warriors 22 Zebre 19

Glasgow Warriors 27 Connacht 17

Brands including Baileys and Thorntons have been criticised as the worst for using recyclable products in their Easter egg packaging.

A "misleadingly exaggerated" advert featuring Rachel Weisz has been banned in the UK.

The US Air Force tonight carried out its first test of the biggest conventional bomb in the US military’s arsenal, a 21,000lb (9,450kg) weapon that could play a dramatic role in any attack on Iraq.

The US Air Force scheduled a test today of the biggest conventional bomb in the world, a 21,000-pound device that could play a dramatic role in an attack on Iraq.