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England 47-14 Scotland
The game is opening up with England keen to pile on the points and Scotland trying to at least add some modesty to the scoreline.
As a contest though, it was done a long time ago.
Summary
Final score: England 61-21 Scotland
Joseph 3, Watson, B Vunipola, Care 2 tries, Farrell 7 cons & 4 pens for England
Reid, Jones 2 tries, Russell 3 cons for Scotland
England equal world wins record of 18 straight & retain title
France win 40-18 away to Italy and secure bonus point
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England 47-14 Scotland
Scotland number eight Ryan Wilson has got his head on the wrong side in a collision with Jamie George.
That is his game over. He walks off to be replaced by Cornell du Preez on debut.
Dylan Hartley has had to come back off the bench as George is patched up for a bit of blood.
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England 47-14 Scotland
Scotland have also made a change with Allan Dell replacing Zander Fagerson in the front row.
Ruthless.published at 17:32 Greenwich Mean Time 11 March 2017
England 47-14 Scotland
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England 47-14 Scotland
No wonder Jonathan Joseph is grinning away on the England bench after being brought off.
The England centre has made more metres (126), beaten more defenders (five), more clean breaks (four) and more offloads (two) than anyone else on the pitch.
And, of course, scored more tries...
Image source, Getty ImagesSatisfied smilespublished at 17:32 Greenwich Mean Time 11 March 2017
England 47-14 Scotland
Paul Grayson
Former England fly-half on BBC Radio 5 liveFrom the touchline...
England's players know they've got the game won.
There are a few smiles as they come off.
And there's a general sense of satisfaction as they've done the job they set out to do.
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Jonathan Joseph has departed to hearty applause.
Is that big-game performance the one that secures his ticket on the Lions-liner this summer?
Ben Te'o is on.
Dan Cole and Ben Youngs have departed to be replaced by Kyle Sinckler and Danny Care. Leicester off and Harlequins on.
'An absolute smashing'published at 17:29 Greenwich Mean Time 11 March 2017
England 47-14 Scotland
Gavin Hastings
Former Scotland full-back on BBC Radio 5 liveScotland are massively frustrated, England have dominated this game from the first minute. To score 40 points is an absolute smashing and they are still going for the jugular.
It is desperate play from Scotland.
Big Billypublished at 17:29 Greenwich Mean Time 11 March 2017
England 47-14 Scotland
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 liveThey're all patting Billy Vunipola on the back there.
He's nicked it and the crowd love it!
Billy back on the scoresheetpublished at 17:29 Greenwich Mean Time 11 March 2017
England 47-14 Scotland
Scotland secured the turnover from the previous line-out, but John Barclay's celebrations in the face of James Haskell and Maro Itoje were a little too vociferous.
Penalty reversed.
And Billy Vunipola is shoved over at the back of a motoring maul and Farrell converts.
This is England's highest ever points total against Scotland, beating the previous mark of 43 in 2001 and 2005.
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Billy Vunipola
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England 40-14 Scotland
Owen Farrell opts to kick to the corner rather than for the posts after England milk the scrum for a penalty well inside the Scotland half.
Jamie George picks out his jumper from the line-out and England are rumbling...
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England 40-14 Scotland
The biggest non-try cheer of the afternoon.
After three months out, Billy Vunipola is back at number eight for England, replacing Nathan Hughes.
Either that or Twickenham are very pleased to see Jamie George who has come on for captain Dylan Hartley at hooker.
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Dr Malcolm Harvey: I'll take my knocks and watch this to the end. But it's incredibly bad. It's the hope that kills you.
Matthew Clements: I think England are ready to take on new Zealand now. they just don't stop winning.
Moon Quddus: Scots will feel disheartened but remember you're gonna finish 2nd when you got a wooden spoon not too long ago. Improvement
'Jones run ragged'published at 17:22 Greenwich Mean Time 11 March 2017
England 40-14 Scotland
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 liveHuw Jones has been run ragged today and had a tough afternoon.
England have focused in on him and attacked him well, but nice to see him get a try.
Jones gets across for Scotlandpublished at 51 mins
England 40-14 Scotland
A quality finish from Scotland centre Huw Jones from close in as he gets the step on opposite number Jonathan Joseph, bumps off Jack Nowell and stretches out his arm to get the ball down over the line.
An excellent conversion lands from out wide from Finn Russell.
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Huw Jones
'Playing his way out of a tour'published at 17:19 Greenwich Mean Time 11 March 2017
England 40-7 Scotland
Gavin Hastings
Former Scotland full-back on BBC Radio 5 liveFinn Russell is playing his way out of a trip to New Zealand with the Lions in the summer. Nothing is going right for him out there.
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England 40-7 Scotland
Better from Scotland as Hamish Watson ferrets his way up to within 10 metres.
More pick and go from the visitors and England are backed up to within five metres from the whitewash...
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England 40-7 Scotland
A huge sigh of relief around Twickenham after Nathan Hughes avoided a yellow card.
The Wasps number eight has been influential for the home side, making the joint-highest carries in the match.
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