Defending champions England make it three wins from three in 2024 Women's Six Nations
Amy Cokayne sent off for second yellow card but England seal big win in windy conditions
Captain Marlie Packer comes off bench to score England's eighth try
Ellie Kildunne crosses twice and now has six tries in the tournament
Jess Breach also scores twice
The Red Roses have won their last 27 Six Nations matches
Scottish women's record rugby crowd of 7,774 at sold-out Hive Stadium in Edinburgh
But hosts unable to build on promising form of previous weeks
Scotland 0-34 England
Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One
I don't know why Scotland kicked the ball when they are a player up and the wind is so strong. Still a superb individual effort from Breach.
Jess Breach
Jess Breach is at the double.
The wing takes the high ball, steps the first defender, runs through and steps the second to score.
Individual brilliance. Conversion missed.
Scotland 0-29 England
Scotland win the decision at the scrum with a powerful shove and it's a moment to savour.
Some back patting amongst the forwards.
Scotland 0-29 England
Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One
England's discipline isn't good enough. We've seen it in the past - they went down to 14 in the World Cup final and it cost them. Part of being a good side is good discipline.
Scotland 0-29 England
It's red for Amy Cokayne and she can have no complaints.
England have had a player sent off for the second time in three games and they will play the remainder of this one with 14.
England's Cockayne sent off with red car in Women's Six Nations
Scotland 0-29 England
Seconds after making a good break, Amy Cokayne could be in trouble here.
She makes a high tackle and could be shown a red card after being sent to the sin-bin in the first half.
Scotland 0-29 England
Amy Cokayne makes the break and pins her ears back with the line just metres away.
She is hauled down short of the whitewash before England recycle and bang on the door again.
It's eventually held up and that last-ditch defence will please the Scots.
Scotland 0-29 England
Kick, kick, try!
'They made it look easy!' - Kildunne scores third try for England
Scotland 0-29 England
Heather Lockhart
Former Scotland prop on BBC One
Abby Dow is a right winger but came all the way around to provide Breach with a fantastic pass at pace to score the try.
In the first half that sort of move was going slightly awry but that was a super finish.
Dow is so often the finisher - it's lovely to see her providing the assist.
Jess Breach
Straight off the training field.
England throw a wrap-around in midfield before Abby Dow flings a wide pass to Jess Breach.
The wing takes the ball above her head and runs in for a simple try.
The conversion is missed.
'That was good rugby!' - Breach scores try for England against Scotland
Scotland 0-24 England
Scotland just need to keep the ball for a few phases.
I appreciate that is easier said than done but they have to stem the England attack.
Scotland 0-24 England
England are poised to launch another attack but Amber Heard knocks on.
Scotland have the chance to clear the danger.
Sadia Kabeya (con Holly Aitchison)
Bonus point in the bag.
Natasha Hunt is stopped just short but Sadia Kabeya nonchalantly picks the ball up and dots it down.
Holly Aitchison adds the conversion.
'Too easy!' - England's Kabeya scores a try against Scotland
Scotland 0-17 England
We are back up and running in Edinburgh...
HT: Scotland 0-17 England
The moment which saw Amy Cokayne leave the field for 10 minutes...
England's Cockayne sent to sin-bin
HT: England 0-17 Scotland
The good news is the rain has stopped and has been replaced with sunshine.
The wind still remains but doesn't seem to be as strong.
A good sign for Scotland, perhaps?
HT: Scotland 0-17 England
England's Dow scores 'incredible' try against Scotland in the Women's Six Nations
HT: Scotland 0-17 England
'That was too easy!' - Cokayne scores first try for England
HT: Scotland 0-17 England
Maggie Alphonsi
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC One
Considering the conditions, England will be pleased that they've shown the ambition to still want to play.
The key players have been involved - Hannah Botterman has been everywhere - but they will be disappointed with the disallowed tries.
That's that for the first half.
Scotland continue to struggle and England are in control.