France seal a first Under-20 Six Nations Grand Slam since 2014 with a thrilling victory over England in La Rochelle.

Si le suspect, âgé de 13 ans, a réfuté «l’intention» de tuer, la préméditation de l’acte a été retenue par le parquet.

Announced as moribund and on the verge of crisis, the Maritimes struck hard by winning, this Saturday, against the Tarnais (26-31).

L’équipe de France des moins de 20 ans s’est imposée, ce dimanche à La Rochelle, face à l’Angleterre (31-28) pour réaliser le premier Grand Chelem depuis 2014.

A 13-year-old student in La Rochelle, France, stabbed another student multiple times with a knife during class. The victim sustained serious injuries to the abdomen and shoulder but is no longer in critical condition, with the attacker reportedly having 'extremist and violent ideas' and a desire for 'revenge'.

Declan Treacey will captain the U18s at Chinnor, while Connor will lead the U20s in La Rochelle.

The victim, aged 14, is not in danger. The suspect is currently being questioned by the police.