Women's Six Nations: Red Roses 'super mums' set example by taking part in training camp while pregnant, say team-mates

The Red Roses inspired a generation when they won their first Women's Rugby World Cup in 11 years home soil - and they are now continuing to set an example off the pitch.

England kick off their Women's Six Nations against Ireland in front of a 60,000 strong Twickenham crowd on Saturday but with be without captain Zoe Stratford.

She became the third player in the squad to announce her recent pregnancy, alongside lock Abbie Ward and hooker Lark Atkin-Davies, all of whom will miss the tournament.

However, instead of taking the time away from the sport, all three women are taking part in England's pre-tournament training camp, participating in non-contact drills and training.