Swing Low Sweet Chariot: What rugby stars have said about the controversial England song
RFU is conducting a review into the 'historical context' of the England rugby anthem due to its connotations with African-American slavery
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Swing Low Sweet Chariot: What rugby stars have said about the controversial England song
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