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Five lives, rugby union daily at the Rugby World Cup with Chris Jones and Chris Ashton.

Rugby to daily, Latuke, England training base, Chris Ashton.

We've found our way north. How is your journey? All eight hours of it?

It was more straightforward than I probably worried about.

But I'm glad we're here. It's a nice spot. We've got a lovely hotel.

You're happy on the beach. I'm happy.

The deeper your levels are, it's unique. I'm not happy about what she knew eat beans for breakfast, like a six-year-old child.

I'd like to put this to our listeners. Do they eat baked beans?

Because I reckon the vast majority would eat baked beans and you and your crazy food in your secreties are in the minority.

I've never worked with someone in a sort of concentrated period like we have and had someone with such particular approach to food.

My slide glitches. There's a whole buffet of food right there and you went for beans on toast.

I think you need something filling. You need something.

There was everything you could think of. There was everything.

And you went beans on toast. Try to stay away from all the sugary stuff.

I don't think I could have had any breakfast that would have satisfied you.

The would have been. But anyway, it was with a lovely view. Beautiful beach.

We've got it at the front of the hotel.

From the meds, the channel handway in the space of a day.

Yeah, C's definitely different. Not as clear. Probably a couple of trolleys rolling around somewhere.

But you've been met by heroes reception by the England players and management.

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