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BBC: England change four for Argentina

James Haskell, Duncan Bell, Dylan Hartley and Paul Hodgson will start for England against the Pumas at Twickenham.

BBC: Prop Healy wins first Ireland cap

Leinster prop Cian Healy will make his Ireland debut against Australia in place of the injured Marcus Horan, while Ulster's Paddy Wallace also starts at centre.

Independent: Hodgson can be England's bright spark

Paul Hodgson, who makes his first start as England's scrum-half against Argentina this weekend, was not overly blessed by the gods of rugby: certainly, their gifts to him did not include the acceleration of a Danny Care, or the freakish straight-line speed of a Joe Simpson, or the exaggerated physicality of a Harry Ellis. Instead, he made his own way to the top, drawing on unusually rich reserves of instinct and intelligence. He is the thinking man's No 9 who must have thought his moment would never come.

Independent: Hartley hooks a starting berth

Three changes to the spine of the team – at scrum-half, hooker and No 8 – plus an enforced switch in the crucial position of tight-head prop? Martin Johnson, who might consider himself beleaguered but for the unprecedented pledges of job security offered him by his employers at the Rugby Football Union, would hardly claim this to be ideal preparation for a Test match against a team as dangerous as Argentina, who pitch up at Twickenham this weekend.

Telegraph: Scotland's Chris Cusiter happy with share of the captaincy for Fiji clash

Chris Cusiter refuses to be unsettled by sharing Scotland captaincy with Mike Blair.

Telegraph: England new boy Paul DoranJones ready to seize chance against Argentina

England new boy Paul DoranJones is confident about stepping off the bench against Argentina at Twickenham.

Scotsman: Sharing hasn't taken gloss of being captain insists Chris Cusiter

HE SPOKE eloquently enough for half an hour or so, but the reasons why Chris Cusiter has been chosen to spearhead Andy Robinson's new adventure for Scottish rugby and why

Scotsman: Hayes to 'mind' maul victim Healy for Ireland

IRELAND prop John Hayes has been told to act as a minder to Test debutant Cian Healy – the player he left bloodied in a brutal stamping incident last month.

Delany a bundle of emotion

It's been quite a day for Mike Delany, after he was picked up by the champion Crusaders for the Super 14 and handed an Al Blacks debut.

Melbourne wins Super 15 vote

An independent two-man panel appointed by SANZAR has chosen Melbourne to host the new franchise to take part in the 2011 Super 15.

Mirror: Martin Johnson turns to Hartley, Haskell and Hodgson to tame rampant Argentina

Struggling England will today dial H for help and call up the dynamic trio of Haskell, Hodgson and Hartley.

Mirror: Wales scrum-half Dwayne Peel free to return to Test set-up for Samoa clash

Wales scrum-half Dwayne Peel returns to Test action on Friday to face Samoa.