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Ratcliffe sparked backlash after saying the UK has been colonised by immigrants in a Sky News interview.
Maro Itoje condemned Ratcliffe's language, calling it ridiculous to claim Britain is colonised by immigrants.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer urged Ratcliffe to apologise for the remarks.
Ratcliffe issued a statement apologising to those offended while advocating managed immigration tied to economic growth.
The Football Association is reviewing Ratcliffe's comments for potential rule breaches.
MUST charity and club leadership emphasized inclusivity amid the controversy.
Itoje's personal connection to the UK added weight to his critique.
The incident occurred amid Ratcliffe's comments during a broader discussion of UK policy and immigration.
The story links Ratcliffe to Manchester United ownership and ongoing scrutiny of his remarks.

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Maro Itoje returns as England captain for Calcutta Cup clash vs Scotland, after missing pre-tournament training for his mother’s funeral.
Townsend denies stepping down as Scotland coach after a setback in Rome, while England emphasize Itoje’s leadership ahead of Murrayfield.
Wales’ Six Nations campaign faces a daunting test at home against France as they search for a first win since 2023.
Ireland aim to rebound with a statement win against Italy after a chastening loss to France in the opener.
Itoje describes Calcutta Cup as a historic fixture and embraces the challenge of Edinburgh’s atmosphere.
England aim to extend a long winning run against Scotland as Itoje returns to action.
England captain Itoje expresses excitement for Calcutta Cup and the opportunity to lead the team.
England seek a 13th straight Six Nations victory under Itoje’s captaincy.
France leads after an opening win; Wales hopes to spark a resurgence at home.

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Itoje urged England to be aggressive and bulletproof as they head to Murrayfield, aiming for a first win there since 2020.
He said England must attack the game, be aggressive, and take pride in their approach against Scotland.
Itoje highlighted the broader history of Calcutta Cup matches and the need to build new experiences for England.
Assistant coach Richard Wigglesworth emphasized that the plan is about stopping Scotland as a team, not just shutting down Finn Russell.
The piece notes England’s recent run and Scotland’s Calcutta Cup history as context for the clash.
Itoje described the match as a chance to create new history for England in hostile venues.
England’s mindset centers on building cohesion and confidence within the squad ahead of a pivotal away match.
The ESPN piece frames Itoje’s message as part of a strategy against Scotland ahead of Six Nations action.
Ben Earl supports Henry Pollock’s composure amid wind-up tactics from opponents and fans.
The analysis compares rugby and cricket Calcutta Cup narratives, underscoring a day of double England expectations.
The articles together suggest England aim to translate confidence gained recently into a strong away performance.

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