Wales win Six Nations Grand Slam

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Wales have won a third Six Nations Grand Slam in 11 years.

They beat Ireland 25-7 in Cardiff on Saturday.

That result means that Wales have extended their record-breaking winning run to 14 games.

Warren Gatland now becomes in the first coach in Five or Six Nations history to win three Slams.

Meanwhile, England and Scotland drew a remarkable Test 38-38.

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