Goodbye!published at 16:00 BST
Image source, Getty ImagesAs the player celebrations come to an end at Battersea Power Station, it's time to wrap up this live page.
England - champions in 1994, 2014, and 2025 - are on top of the world again!
Summary
England celebrate their World Cup win with their fans at a Champions Party at Battersea Power Station in London
Red Roses relive the highlights of the day and lift the trophy once more
England beat Canada 33-13 on Saturday in front of record crowd for women's rugby
Goodbye!published at 16:00 BST
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Go on then...
Here are the highlights of England's 33-13 victory over Canada which saw them win the World Cup for a third time!
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Lionesses 'gave us inspiration to do our part'published at 15:53 BST
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England captain Zoe Aldcroft isn't letting the rain dampen her spirits.
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Ellie Kildunne, who opened the scoring in the final, poses for a photo.
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Marlie Packer leads the way as England's players head down to their fans.
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How it started...
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...she's just lifted it again at Battersea Power Station.
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Last night, Zoe Aldcroft lifted the trophy at Twickenham...
Media caption, Red Roses lift the Rugby World Cup trophy
1994... 2014... 2025!published at 15:30 BST
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Hannah Botterman, who was celebrating until 6:30 BST, takes centre stage in her cowgirl hat...
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England captain Zoe Aldcroft, wearing red sunglasses, lifts the trophy as the balcony and crowd are showered in red and gold confetti.
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The trophy has been brought onto the stage...
'They're unreal to work with every day'published at 15:24 BST
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland head coach John Mitchell: "They're cool and unreal to work with every day. Hilarious, driven, can be annoying occasionally...
"Once they understand what's required, they take it on
"I'm looking forward to celebrating this for a little bit longer, the beer fridge is looking pretty good, and then we'll get to Christmas, let the girls work their way back into the club sides, meet in January, and look ahead to the Six Nations."
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After Meg Jones critiques Natasha Hunt's music taste, the DJ plays Freed From Desire to get the crowd - and the players - dancing.
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After Hannah Botterman gets the crowd to sing a song for Sadia Kabeya to mark her World Cup final player of the match performance, the England flanker shyly speaks to the BBC.
"It was nice to get it but it was a whole team performance," she says. "Anyone could have got it in that game."
Image source, Reuters'We spoke about redefining the women's game'published at 15:16 BST
England captain Zoe Aldcroft on the legacy of her side's win: "We spoke about redefining the women's game.
"It's not about winning the final, it's inspiring people to pick up a rugby ball and join their local clubs. That's been massive for us."
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England's Hannah Botterman, sporting a cowgirl hat and carrying two cans of Red Bull, said: "I've been banned from knee slides by the physio. They can't say no when we win the World Cup. I thought fudge it, I'm going to do it anyway."
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England captain Zoe Aldcroft: "It's unbelievable [to lift the trophy]. We've been on a journey for three years, we've dug deep, had some fun along the way, but I'm super proud of all the girls.
"The big thing is our culture. We're so bonded as a team, we enjoy each other's company off the pitch, and we enjoyed this whole time together - it connected us on the pitch as well.
"We want to thank you. From the start of the tournament in Sunderland to Twickenham, it's been amazing."
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The England players, led by captain Zoe Aldcroft, walk out onto the balcony, medals around their necks.
There's dancing, red sunglasses, and of course, Hannah Botterman is still wearing a red cowgirl hat.
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