England win third successive Women's Six Nations Grand Slam
Red Roses have won six Women's Six Nations titles and 29 matches in a row
France reduced to 14 after prop Assia khalfaoui sent off in second half
Number eight Alex Matthews player of match after scoring two tries
England ran in five tries to secure 35-14 half-time lead in Bordeaux
'Hostile' crowd of about 28,000 at Stade Chaban-Delmas
HT: France 14-35 England
Quite possibly, the pick of today's tries by France wing Marine Menager...
Women's Six Nations: Marine Menager scores try for France.
HT: France 14-35 England
Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC One
France can score tries and they can score good tries.
If I was their coach I would say get in England's half and attack off the first phase.
HT: France 14-35 England
A gift for Meg Jones...
Jones makes clever interception to score England's third try
HT: France 14-35 England
Maggie Alphonsi
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC One
You have to give credit to England's line-outs they have been going to the back and attacking France's weak defence.
HT: France 14-35 England
Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One
When you are set and the ball is at the back you can manoeuvre it.
If you start to go too soon then things fracture.
England have been accurate, but France have been the authors of their own misfortune at times.
So far so good for England.
They are 40 minutes from a third consecutive Grand Slam.
Amy Cokayne (con Holly Aitchison)
Image source, Getty ImagesBreathing room for England.
Amy Cokayne throws in at the line-out before joining the rolling maul and getting over for England's fifth try.
Holly Aitchison kicks the conversion and that will be that for the first half.
France 14-28 England
Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One
Image source, Getty ImagesTesting for the French.
They will feel that the officials' decisions have not gone their way and it is a big test in terms of psychology.
France 14-28 England
Into the closing stages of the first half and it's all a bit frantic.
Holly Aitchison's kick through ricochets off a French foot and then the attempted clearance is charged down by Meg Jones.
The ball trickles out into touch and we'll have a few seconds of calm.
France 14-28 England
Alex Matthews cruises over for England's second try...
Women's Six Nations: Alex Matthews scores converted try for England
France 14-28 England
France are over after a charge down but the try will not stand for offside.
The crowd certainly do not like that one.
On we go...
France 14-28 England
Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One
Marlie Packer can reach out once, but she cannot commando roll.
She is down, but I think she is short of the try line.
Marlie Packer (con Holly Aitchison)
Marlie Packer seals the bonus point.
Amy Cokayne fires another terrific line out and England roll towards the line before Packer grounds the ball.
It's a close call but the TMO thinks it's over the line and Holly Aitchison converts.
France 14-21 England
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland are back on the front foot and running hard lines at the blue wall.
Their resolve is being tested for the first time in this tournament but they are rising to the challenge.
France 14-21 England
Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC One
What a try!
France at their best. The pass at pace from Pauline Bourdon Sansus finds Marine Menager and she backs herself.
Marine Menager (con Lina Queyroi)
Instant reply.
France run a first phase move straight off the training paddock to feed Marine Menager out wide.
The wing breezes past Jess Breach and glides over the line for a fine try.
Lina Queyroi kicks the conversion.
France 7-21 England
Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One
Image source, Getty ImagesNothing wrong with ambition, but it has to be tempered with realism.
France decided to run a ball when it was unwise to do, they have gifted seven points back to England.
France 7-21 England
Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC One
Bad offload and Meg Jones just picks her pocket!
Meg Jones (con Holly Aitchison)
Image source, Getty ImagesA gift.
It's a great long kick by Holly Aitchison and Emilie Boulard opts to take on Abby Dow after gathering the ball rather than clear her lines.
She makes enough room for the offload but throws it straight into Meg Jones' basket for the England centre to run clear and score.
Aitchison makes a great conversion from close to the touchline.
France 7-14 England
Maud Muir isn't being stopped from there...
Maud Muir scores a try to put England ahead of France