England beat France 44-8 at Twickenham to go top of the Six Nations table
Wing May scores first-half hat-trick of tries
Slade also scored as England secure bonus point before half-time
A penalty try and a Farrell score increased the lead in second half
Penaud replied for France
England's record winning margin against France was 37 points, in 1911.
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England 30-8 France
France are under the cosh straight away with Elliot Daly kicking in behind...
The ball comes back the other way, numbers for England, but Manu Tuilagi's basketball-style pass is just too far in front of Chris Ashton with the line beckoning...
A groan around Twickenham.
England 30-8 France
France have made a change at full-back where Yoann Huget is off after failing a head injury assessment.
Thomas Ramos is on.
England 30-8 France
We are back under way.
HT: England 30-8 France
Paul Grayson
Former England international on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
England are not letting them off the hook, they have clear game plan and not letting France get away with anything. France have not had one gift at all from England. Have France rolled over, or have England been that good?
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Simon Gleave
Head of sports analysis, Gracenote
This is the sixth time in the Six Nations era that England have scored 30 or more points in the first half of a match in the competition. Their next opponents Wales are the only team yet to concede 30 or more points against England in the first 40 minutes.
However, it is not England's biggest half-time margin in the competition against France. Ten years ago England were 29-0 up at the break.
HT: England 30-8 France
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
The game is 100% won. A former French player said to me earlier that England could be the death of French rugby today.
With everything going on behind the scenes with coaching and the administrative side of it, he thought that if England give France a walloping, they could be in for a couple of difficult years.
HT: England 30-8 France
Image source, Getty ImagesDamian Penaud has had a fine game for the French.
The 22-year-old, the son of former France fly-half Alain, has run for 69 metres and beaten five defenders - both game-high totals.
England 30-8 France
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
England have given France a 40-minute lesson in how to play Six Nations rugby. They are playing error-free rugby. They've been so disciplined.
HT: England 30-8 France
Once, twice, three times a try-scorer.
Jonny May, who twice crossed by dotting down kicks ahead, has been the model of effeciency.
He has made just 10 metres with ball in hand, but scored three tries.
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Five tries and 40 minutes later, it is half-time.
Great entertainment, especially if you are English.
England 30-8 France
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
I’d love every player to give Sinckler a tap on the back, most forwards would have slowed it down but he went into scrum half after Ashton should have passed it. He was unselfish and deserves praise for that.
Henry Slade (con Farrell)
England rack up the bonus point before the break!
It is yet another kick through that does the damage. Ben Youngs' poke is pounced on by Chris Ashton. Only Gael Fickou despairing clutches keep the Sale wing from going over.
But it is a matter of time. Kyle Sinckler, in at scrum-half, throws a big pass to Henry Slade, who jinks inside a mis-matched Guilhem Guirado to score.
Another two for the pile as Owen Farrell lands the conversion.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 23-8 France
France have chucked caution to the wind. They are running from deep and throwing high-wire offloads.
If they are going to go down, they are going to get artistic marks on their way.
Tom Fordyce
BBC chief sports writer at Twickenham
Pick your headline - Twickenham is awash with cavorting and chum-hugging as England's heavyweight carriers put France on the ropes for Jonny May to apply the coup de grace.
Damian Penaud
Try stands!
A great score from France, a superb finish from Damian Penaud, some questionable tackling from the England defence as Yoann Huget broke through.
Morgan Parra misses the extras, but that adds some modesty to the scoreboard for the visitors.
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Damian Penaud, who has been superb for France, dives into the corner after a weaving run from Yoann Huget.
I can't see any reason not to give it. But Nigel Owens is having a look...
England 23-3 France
That is England's first hat-trick in the Six Nations since Jonathan Joseph did a number on Scotland at Twickenham in 2017.
Can France at least stem the bleeding until the break?
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Mike: England are becoming like that street fighter 2 opponent who finds a move that works and keeps doing it.
Mark: You have to say that as well as England are playing France are equally awful. Perhaps France need to look at their domestic club competition because they are fast becoming a second tier Rugby nation
Rhia: May is on fire
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Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
This is relentless, if you are in a blue shirt you have nothing in the locker. England are so synched up at the moment, that was so instinctive from Ashton.
If New Zealand were doing this we would be heralding the most amazing 30 minutes we have seen in years and years. To do it again this week is not easy.
Jonny May (con Farrell)
Hat-trick! In less than half an hour!
France are being picked off like training-ground fodder by England's spike-sharp attack.
Morgan Parra spills the ball forward as he tries to collect a bomb on his own 22m.
Chris Ashton is alert to the space, Jonny May is already on the move. Ashton puts boot to ball, May plunges his hands down on it as it bobbles over the try line.
France being minced to foie gras.
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