Right, what a day. Eddie Jones' England go a year unbeaten, polishing off Australia in the process.

Leicester win the East Midlands derby, denying Northampton a bonus point...

Bristol give Gloucester a late scare but they too miss out on a losing bonus point...

And let's not forget Bath beat champions Saracens!

There's even more to come tomorrow on BBC Sport with Newcastle v Harlequins and Worcester v Wasps.

Refresh yourselves this evening, and join us again tomorrow.

Until then - thank you and goodnight!

And the last recap before we sign off for another day...

Adam Thompstone scores a try but is sin-binned soon after as Leicester overcome Northampton in a fierce East Midlands derby.

One positive for Northampton amid the defeat was the return to the field of winger George North after his landing in the tackle saw him sent for a concussion assessment.

The 24-year-old has had serious head knocks before that have forced him to miss games and there were concerns when he landed awkwardly after an aerial challenge by Adam Thompstone.

However North was allowed to continue and head coach Jim Mallinder defended his decision - in consultation with the club doctor - to play on.

"If you get knocked out you can't go back on," he told BT Sport. "He wasn't knocked out, he was fine."

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Leicester director of rugby Richard Cockerill told BT Sport:

"There was plenty of incident early on with the yellow cards, very tight, lots of defending, we were camped on their goalline.

"We were happy with the win and it was an added bonus to take the bonus points away from them.

"We're deadly rivals, they're a good club but today was about winning. We needed to defend, if we had lost today we would have been down in sixth, seventh.If we won we're back in amongst the top four.

"We’ve got a really tough run and I just wish we could show that spirit to get over the line and finish off the game earlier."

Let's do a mini-rewind now and revisit the action at Kingsholm.

Gloucester scored four second-half tries to beat local rivals Bristol in Saturday's Premiership derby.

Now for some entertaining reading for England rugby fans here as Eddie Jones' side equal the Red Rose's record of 14 consecutive Test victories with a fourth win in a row against Australia at Twickenham.

A throw back right to the start of the day's Premiership action as Bath sprung an upset on Saracens...

Alex Lozowski failed to kick a last-gasp penalty for Saracens as Bath held on to beat the Premiership leaders in front of a record crowd at the Rec.

Phew. Three sumptuous Premiership encounters covered here on BBC Sport today, not to mention the England result against Australia.

Let's have a look at what's been occurring...

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Leicester come away from their big East Midlands derby with the four points that keeps them in touch with the boys at the top.

Adam Thompstone's try and the unerring boot of Freddie Burns were enough to edge them clear.

Owen Williams' late penalty was a dagger to the Northampton heart, cruelly robbing them of a bonus point.

They scored a try too through Mikey Haywood but an inability to crack Leicester in the second-half leaves them without any reward.

Bruising. Get yourselves an ice bath and a beer gents, you've earned it.

In one action Owen Williams delights the Leicester fans and snatches away the Saints losing bonus point.

What a way to cap a derby for the Tigers.

Penalty after penalty and Leicester eat down the clock.

Game over. Oh but...

Two and a half minutes. Leicester smuggled into touch as Tom Brady tries to get away. Or should that be out of bounds with his name?

Anyway, JP Doyle has brought it back for the original offence against Northampton.

Tigers just winding down the clock.

Northampton give away the penalty after huge pressure on the Leicester line.

Ed Slater deserves the credit, he was a machine there.

Saints get the lucky bounce and with it a glimpse of Leicester territory.

Ball goes to the left then the right...

Collapsed scrum lifts a bit of Leicester pressure and agitates the Northampton side further.

Tigers hammer the ball down field, gaining good field position.

An iced-up Freddie Burns watches on satisfied with his night's work.

Quite a shake of the head and a puff of the cheeks by Luther Burrell. Sums up his side's frustrations here.

The mythical bragging rights as they stand will remain in Leicester after this one.

George North tries to take Leicester on the outside and goes close... then the Saints raid is foiled by their own fumble.

No reward for Northampton there. Jim Mallinder looks on a bit vexed.

JP Pietersen is on, replacing the trusty boot of Freddie Burns.

Northampton in possession in midfield, looking to have a dig. Luther Burrell slides a kick in behind to twist Leicester.

Tigers punt it back. Five points in it, nine to play.

We do get points this time. Though it's a penalty from the last scrum.

Freddie Burns made it look difficult though, almost missed!

Yet another scrum. Leicester feed. Same distance. Same outcome?