Dan Biggar goes to clear the lines but scuffs the kick and gives England a line-out in a decent position.

It's George Ford to boot the second half under way. Can he kick it into the same postcode?

Yes, he does. Well done Georgie boy.

Anthony Watson has four tries from four England games now - can he add to that?

Worcester's Chris Pennell, who recently said he was confident of returning to the England squad in future, gave us this fascinating insight into how he copes with being a type 1 diabetic and the rigours of professional rugby.

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Some thought-provoking stuff from England skipper Dylan Hartley this week.

The hooker only recently returned from a head injury he received in the final game of the Six Nations - and he says another concussion would make him consider his career options.

"There's no lying in your recovery. I had a constant reminder of that every time you see your kid and you think 'if I hit my head again, what's that going to mean?'."   

Read the full story here.

BBC World Service

Sportsworld have spoken to the former Australia captain Stirling Mortlock about Eddie Jones’ first few months as England coach and the upcoming tour of Australia.

“He’s interesting. He’s a very tough task master. He works extremely long hours and he puts a lot of pressure on his staff to work hard too. He’s got high standards and those standards trickle straight down to the playing group."

Hear the full interview with Sarah Mulkerrins at 18:10 BST on World Service.

Hannah Ward-Jones: It's a cracking feeling when you can't watch #bbcrugby but you check the updates and Wales are winning!!! #cymru

Stephen Smith: Too many errors England. Start to tighten it up boys.

BÖÖM!: If ford could kick we'd be 4 points clear - Faz must start in Oz 

JonFinney: what needs to happen to give Wade a chance at England level? Much better choice that Yarde! Clifford having a great game

Tom Holtom: England need to get @elliotdaly on at half time to start kicking. Woeful by George Ford

Barry Cunliffe: Youngs & Ford, what a combination, oh dear

Intriguing, if not scintillating, first half there.

Wales have been tidier. England have shown signs of spark, but sloppiness has let them down.

Teimana Harrison does brilliantly to steal the ball and then Jonathan Joseph messes up the counter attack by chucking a stinker of a pass to Anthony Watson.

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England have racked up the penalties and here's another - not releasing with Rhys Webb tackled. Another line-out 5m out.

England are trying to turn the screw now. The forwards are getting involved as Joe Launchbury gives it to Dane Cole, but he coughs it up in the tackle.

Luther Burrell then gives away a penalty for crossing - Wales will take a line-out.

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England would be 17-13 up if George Ford wasn't wearing wonky boots today.

Has Anthony Watson touched down? We're going to the TMO.

England try the same move that got them their try - this time it's Marland Yarde who's given the chance to pierce the Welsh defence. But Wales hold him up well.

Patient stuff from England. there's a slick interchange between George Ford and Luther Burrell as England build up to nine phases.

Rhys Webb hits Marland Yarde with a high tackle and England go to the corner.

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Rhys Webb shows some smarts as he taps, goes and gets on his bike.

Dylan Hartley tackles, but concedes the penalty.

Dan Biggar is right on the 22, slightly right of centre, and it's three points from the tee.

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Circus rugby at the moment.

Jack Clifford almost breaks away as he chases two of his own grubber kicks.

Wales recover and Hallam Amos is charging at the heart of the England defence. They look like they have the numbers to capitalise but the options dry up.

Wales captain Dan Lydiate is coming off. James King on.