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The Six Nations Championship is an annual international rugby union competition involving six European sides: England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales.

The Six Nations Championship is the successor to the Five Nations and the Home Nations Championship, which was the first international rugby union tournament in the Northern Hemisphere. The winners of the Six Nations Championship are also known as the European Champions.

France is the current Grand Slam title holders, unseating Ireland, who won a Grand Slam and a Triple Crown in 2009. France won the 2010 title on 20 March, completing their Grand Slam before their home fans at Stade de France against England.Harlequins flanker Chris Robshaw will captain a strong England side against the Australian Barbarians in Tuesday's tour opener at the ME Bank Stadium in Perth.Robshaw (pictured) is joined by senior Test regulars Lee Mears and Ugo Monye, who were both on the Lions tour 12 months ago, plus Delon Armitage and Mathew Tait.England look potent behind the scrum, where Charlie Hodgson's selection is a major pointer that Jonny Wilkinson will be involved in Saturday's Test squad.Matt Banahan starts on the opposite wing to Monye with Olly Barkley at inside centre and Richard Wigglesworth at scrum-half.

Delon Armitage believes his chronic loss of form during the Six Nations was partly due to the safety-first approach of coach Martin Johnson and the England management. The London Irish full-back was left playing "like a robot", capable only of following pre-programmed instructions as England's one-dimensional style stifled his natural game."The Six Nations was very disappointing for me. I went away from how I like to play rugby. I became a bit of a robot," said Armitage, who recovered from shoulder surgery just before the championship."I just wasn't ready. The coaching staff backed me but I probably just wasn't ready to get back into Test rugby."I would be kicking the ball senselessly at times and in my head, I was getting back from the coaches: 'Don't get turned over in our half, don't do this'."In my head I just thought: 'I can't get turned over so I am going to kick this ball 60 metres down the field' whereas before I would have taken that risk.

Harlequins flanker Chris Robshaw will captain a strong England side against the Australian Barbarians in Tuesday's tour opener at the ME Bank Stadium in Perth. Robshaw (pictured) is joined by senior Test regulars Lee Mears and Ugo Monye, who were both on the Lions tour 12 months ago, plus Delon Armitage and Mathew Tait.England look potent behind the scrum, where Charlie Hodgson's selection is a major pointer that Jonny Wilkinson will be involved in Saturday's Test squad.Matt Banahan starts on the opposite wing to Monye with Olly Barkley at inside centre and Richard Wigglesworth at scrum-half.Mears, David Wilson and David Flatman, who is back in the international fold eight years after his last cap, form an all-Bath front row.

Martin Johnson has confirmed that Australia's arch nemesis Jonny Wilkinson will be fit to tackle the Wallabies in Perth on Saturday.Wilkinson has been training on his own since the squad arrived in Australia after suffering rib damage in Toulon's Amlin Challenge Cup final defeat to Cardiff Blues.The initial medical advice from Toulon was that Wilkinson may not have been able to take contact until Thursday, which placed his Test chances in jeopardy. But Wilkinson has been cleared for a return to action 48 hours early - giving England's preparations a major boost as they chase only their third ever Test victory on Australian soil.Wing David Strettle and prop Job Golding are also expected to be in contention for Test selection after making good progress from ankle and rib problems respectively.

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