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Well thanks everyone, it's been a lot of fun in the sun.

We're going to leave this live text here, but If you want a recap of England's win over Wales, check out Elizabeth Botcherby's report from Ashton Gate.

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Wales head coach Sean Lynn speaking on BBC Two: "Yeah look, I asked the girls for character, and before 12 months ago we would've flopped and fallen away, to get a bonus point I can't fault the character."

On Seren Lockwood and Keira Bevan: "In camp we have a lot of competitiveness in those positions in camp, I thought Keira did control the game and gave us that edge. Her composure was brilliant today."

On Alisha Joyce returning: "She's incredible and it goes to show the professionalism of Alisha. She's been brilliant all week. To do that on this platform it's really exciting to have that competitiveness in the back row."

On the upcoming fixtures: "How we review these games, next week we will make sure we're improving and we will build into the last two games."

Emily Scarratt, England's attack coach speaking to BBC Two: "You're always in a Test match against Wales. They're so competitive, they're always passionate about wearing the shirt. Credit to them but we still got a pretty good job done."

On England's performance against Wales: "It wasn't perfect, some of it just didn't come off. Conceding four try's is always a little bit daunting."

Are we worried as followers about England's injuries? : "Part of the job, everything that's going on with injuries, it's posing us different challenges. It's giving us different things to think about for sure."

On Wales: "It's awesome, we spoke about how Wales haven't had the results they wanted, but at lot of their stats are trending really well. They have some talent coming through. The future is really bright for them."

Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru

The bench came on when Wales were struggling, and they gave Wales some energy to finish the game.

Seren Lockwood was brilliant offensively and defensively as well.

Wales captain Bethan Lewis on BBC Two: "We know we're not the finished article, but we're making progress. To get a try-scoring bonus point, I don't think anyone has done it against England in the Six Nations since 2023. We've got more to do but we can be proud of aspects of our performance. We showed great character.

"The bench coming on brought incredible energy to get the two tries at the end. The young talent we've got coming through, Seren Lockwood at the end there. We're showing character and progressing. We're closing that gap against the top team in the world."

Rachel Taylor
Former Wales captain and coach on BBC Radio Wales

Maddie Feaunati was my player of the match, she was everywhere.

If I were the England coaches I'd be wondering how I can wrap her up in cotton wool for the remainder of the tournament.

Today's player of the match Marlie Packer speaking on BBC Two: "Really pleased, Wales gave us a tough game today. We have a young squad who really stepped up today."

On being joint-third in England's try scorers: "It means everything. Just putting on this shirt is a massive honour. Today meant everything. To step out in a sold out Ashton Gate means everything."

On playing at a sold-out Ashton Gate: "It's massive, it's incredible because selling out these stadiums means everything to us we want to put a game on for them."

On England's success: "We're loving it, every time we come into camp we love being with the Red Roses it's a really nice place to be and we get to put this kind of product out on the pitch."

With 24 points, Wales have their highest score ever against England in a women's international.

It beats their previous highest score of 22 set in 1997.

Catrin Edwards
Former Wales prop Catrin Edwards on Radio Cymru

The bonus point is a little victory for Wales.

We scored two tries in the first half, two in the second, for me that is a big success. To finish that game was a try, showed a great mentality for me.

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

It is thoroughly well deserved. Kayleigh Powell and Seren Lockwood have been instrumental and they get their reward.

Marlie Packer is speaking after England's win. She says Wales gave her side a very tough game.

Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Ashton Gate

I was just singing her praises, fantastic from Seren, which fittingly means star in Welsh!

And she sure is a future one.

Keira Bevan's conversion flies wide and that's the game. England's unbeaten run continues.

Wales can be really proud of their performance.

The line-out leads to a maul but it's not going anywhere. Wales will have to recycle.

Twenty seconds left. Wales kick a penalty into the corner. Are we going to see a third special line-out variation?

By the way it's 26,247 in attendance. A sell-out in the sun.

Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Ashton Gate

Two minutes to go, can Wales get a fourth try to get a bonus-point?

Surely the hardiest of England fans won't deny them that.

Kat Merchant
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC Radio Wales

It is the handling from England, the ability to put 20-30 metre passes out wide, flat and receive them.

And they are just so dangerous when they do it, really great to see.

Two and a bit minutes to go. Wales have a scrum in midfield on the shady side of the ground.