That's it for this live text commentary but a reminder that you can follow Wales v France here and then Ireland v Italy on the BBC iPlayer from 17:40 BST.

Bye for now!

Maximum points from the first two games. Will anyone be able to stop England securing yet another Six Nations Grand Slam?

These are the remaining fixtures left for Scotland and England:

Scotland

• 25 April: Italy (a)
• 9 May: France (h)
• 17 May: Ireland (a)

England

• 25 April: Wales (h)
• 9 May: Italy (a)
• 17 May: France (a)

England Rugby

England head coach John Mitchell: "That was a special performance, it's been a lot of moving parts over the last few weeks, with some of the players that are hugely valued in the team having serious injuries and the youngsters as well, so I am fortunate to the staff and the coaching group - they have done a tremendous job.

"I think it is the courage that we are showing to a new style of football and I think it is great and they seem to be enjoying it. I am really proud of them today."

On player of the match Maddie Feaunati: "She is a special girl and we are very fortunate to have such brilliant back rowers.

"We do train very hard and we train above the game demand, in a high-performance mindset, we are a very fit team and when we understand our game and have clarity they are able to be themselves. We are an authentic team which is what makes us special."

Ellie Kildunne scored twice for England today, bringing up a half-century of international tries, and she sent at least one young fan home happy with a souvenir to treasure.

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Maud Muir was one of a number of England players to excel today.

A nice way for the prop celebrate her 50th appearance for the Red Roses.

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Scotland Rugby

Scotland head coach Sione Fukofuka: "I am very disappointed to be honest. The occasion was fantastic but full credit to John Mitchell, Meg Jones and the team. We had a few areas exposed and we need to work on that."

On what he will work on: "A bit around our field position and decision-making. The set piece worked well sometimes and then it didn't. A lot to work on for next week.

"We will take those lessons from England and turn it around. I feel really confident that next week we can turn it around and put on a good performance.

"I want to see accuracy, we are a good team, a clinical team and accurate but under pressure today we weren't and England were able to expose that.

"The occasion was amazing and we embraced that there were 30,000 plus in the stands."

Scotland Rugby

Scotland captain Rachel Malcolm: "It is not what we wanted and the scoreline is disappointing but as we said before the game, we are here for the performance.

"Where we are in our cycle, England aren't a team that we are ready to compete with, but the promising thing is that we created some pretty cool chances today but the disappointing is that we didn't stop them enough times."

On what went wrong for Scotland: "I think it was a bit of inexperience here today across the board, we are all still learning each other. Today was a baptism of fire and they exposed our weaknesses. This was a brilliant test for us but we hoped we would out in a better performance today."

On Rhona Lloyd scoring a try: "Of all the people to get Murrayfield on their feet, Rhona Lloyd is definitely one of them. Scotland is everything to her and what she has given to Scotland over the years is incredible."

A final message to the fans: "I just want to say a massive thank you, today has been a dream come true, the performance and the outcome wasn't what we wanted but you guys created something that we never thought was possible in our careers. Let's make it happen again."

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It seems a long time ago now, but Ellie Kildunne got England off the mark with the opening try after eight minutes.

There were 11 more tries to follow on a dominant afternoon for the Red Roses.

England Rugby

England captain Meg Jones: "I think we were relentless today, we want to keep building every game we have and this game gives us great feedback. We want to just keep getting better and better every game we have. I am really proud of how the girls adapted today."

On the atmosphere at Murrayfield: "What a beautiful stadium, thank you for having us - it was an amazing spectacle and the fans were outstanding."

On some players playing playing out of position: "The bottom line is we are really good rugby players and we have great adaptability. We train all kinds of scenarios but the fundamental is you have to run forwards and score tries."

England Rugby

England number eight and player of the match Maddie Feaunati: "It felt really good and it was good to get out there with the girls at Murrayfield, what an amazing occasion. I am super proud of the girls, everyone was outstanding.

"The starters set the tone, the bench came on and scored tries and executed their role really well."

On what it felt like to play at Murrayfield in front of a record crowd: "You can feel the aura, you can feel the spirit and you can feel the skills and what it means to the Scottish girls.

"It is a huge occasion, everyone wants to play a game here and now we can say we have done it."

The crowd at Murrayfield - 30,498 - was a record for a standalone women's sporting event in Scotland.

Jade Konkel
Former Scotland forward on BBC Two

Scotland were just not good enough today and I think the stats speak for themselves.

BBC Two

I'll be bringing you more reaction to England's win at Murrayfield shortly.

Meanwhile, Wales v France is just about to get under way and you can follow it live on our dedicated live text commentary page.

It's also available to watch on BBC Two.

Maggie Alphonsi
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC Two

That was an impressive display from England. After how they played against Ireland, you could say they were rusty and left opportunities behind.

Today, they capitalised on every chance they got in the Scotland 22. It shows just how good this England side is.

England head coach John Mitchell is on the field and looks very contented as he chews on some gum.

That is some response after a slightly below-par performance against Ireland last weekend.

Katy Daley-Mclean
England's 2014 World Cup winning captain on BBC Two

I don't think the scoreline represents Scotland. I don't remember a performance that England have been this dominant.

What a performance by England - 12 tries in a statement victory at Murrayfield.

England number eight Maddie Feaunati is named player of the match. She's been superb, as have several of her team-mates.

And they're still not done...

But Jess Breach knocks on in sight of the tryline, under pressure from a Scotland tackler.

Katy Daley-Mclean
England's 2014 World Cup winning captain on BBC Two

Mia Venner is very very quick and she has very good footwork. Scotland are all over the place now.