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The Cardiff Blues welcome two Grand Slam stars back to the starting line-up to face the Llanelli Scarlets tomorrow evening.

Alex Cuthbert, winning try-scorer against France, is back on the wing while Lloyd Williams starts at scrum-half. Unfortunately, the four other Blues representatives in Wales’s Grand Slam winning side will not be running out against the Scarlets with Leigh Halfpenny out with a dead leg, Gethin Jenkins out with a shoulder injury and Jamie Roberts, who has not been picked for the match.

Warren Gatland has promised his side will be “brimming with ruthless intent” as they welcome Italy to the Millennium Stadium tomorrow.

After securing the Triple Crown with a late 19-12 win over England at Twickenham, Wales are just two wins away from a third Grand Slam in eight years.

But before a potential Six Nations decider with the French, Gatland’s side must get over the tricky hurdle of the Italians.

Cardiff Blues have teamed up with South Wales Police to help launch a new youth engagement initiative called Cop Trumps.  

The Cop Trump collectors' cards feature Blues players and carry messages about online safety, personal safety, keeping healthy and being a good person. 

The 16st 9lb Jamie Roberts carries a message about swapping crisps and chocolate for fruit and vegetables while Sam Warburton, whose power level is set at 10, looks down from his card to say, “make sure homework is done”.

Wales will look to break a dismal home record against Ireland in an attempt to keep their Six Nations title aspirations alive.

With France beaten at Twickenham in the last round of fixtures and England still to travel to Dublin - a trip they have traditionally found difficult - Warren Gatland's men still have an outside chance of snatching the title, but to do so they must end a run which has seen Saturday's visitors lose just once in Cardiff since 1983.

James Hook will move back to fly-half for Wales's Six Nations clash with Ireland in Cardiff on Saturday, with the fit-again Jonathan Davies restored at centre.

Stephen Jones drops to the bench to make room for Hook's reintroduction at 10, while Leigh Halfpenny returns from injury to replace Morgan Stoddart on the wing.

Wales will look to bounce back from their opening day defeat to England as they face Scotland in a must-win Six Nations clash at Murrayfield tomorrow.

Head coach Warren Gatland sparked a media frenzy this week as he selected James Hook to start at fly-half for Wales, dropping Stephen Jones to the bench.

The Northern Hemisphere's showpiece international tournament returns tonight when the old enemy arrive at a red-hot Miillennium Stadium.

Recent history does not read well for the Red Rose nation, who have not won in Cardiff since 2003.

After a fortnight of talking, Wales and England face a game which could define their respective seasons.

In his two biggest selection calls, Warren Gatland has chosen Ospreys Paul James and Craig Mitchell as his props in place of injured first-choice pair Gethin Jenkins and Adam Jones.