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Mateo Carreras snubs Premiership interest to leave Newcastle for Bayonne
Argentina wing signs big-money three-year deal with Top 14 side after being tempted by prospect of improved lifestyle in south-west France
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Newcastle part ways with head coach Dave Walder in shock move
Tension over transfers between Dave Walder and senior staff understood to be a factor
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Premiership team of the weekend: Newcastle and Sale send out mid-season statements
Four Sale Sharks and four Newcastle players make the cut after impressive wins this weekend
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Newcastle hand Richard Wigglesworth's Leicester successive comprehensive defeats
Mateo Carreras starred for the Falcons, scoring a first half hat-trick
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Newcastle staff quizzed on Luther Burrell racism claims
Burrell, who first spoke out about his experiences in June, said that he hopes to leave behind a more welcoming landscape in English rugby
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Dave Walder: Wasps' spending on superstar names had caught up with them
Former Wasps fly-half described the club's demise as 'very, very sad' and 'brutal'
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Northampton hang on to beat resilient Newcastle
Hosts do just enough for the win in entertaining clash as two meltdowns in each half allow visitors to stay in contention
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Inside Line: Newcastle Falcons find blueprint for punching above their weight
Argentina stars excelled in Newcastle's win over Bristol which was a triumph of cohesion and toughness as bottom beat top
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Champions Leicester made to work for homecoming win over spirited Newcastle Falcons
Nemani Nadolo and Guy Porter star performers for hosts who played some sparkling stuff despite occasional lapses
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'What would Dean do?': Dave Walder on filling the void left by Dean Richards
Falcons head coach has taken the reins at Kingston Park after Dean Richards’ 10-year stint at the club ended last season
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Harlequins leave it late to edge past Newcastle in pulsating encounter
Falcons give last year's semi-finalists an opening-day scare but Quins seal nervy but deserved win in closing stages
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RFU will open investigation into racism at Newcastle Falcons after Luther Burrell claims
Last month, Burrell claimed racism was 'rife' in rugby union and that he had been called a 'n-----' and a 'slave' by team-mates
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Northampton Saints say Luther Burrell racist abuse did not happen during his time with club
Former England centre says he was called a 'slave' and the N-word by team-mates
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RFU urged to investigate Luther Burrell's claims team-mates called him the N-word and 'slave'
Former England centre says racism is 'rife' in rugby because it has been normalised as a form of 'banter'
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Dean Richards to step down as Newcastle Falcons director of rugby
Richards has performed the role at various clubs for 25 years and will take up a consultancy role at Newcastle at the end of the season
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Adam Radwan proves why England need to focus on what players can do - not what they cannot
Adam Radwan has not added to his two England caps, but is determined to keep working on his strengths as a 'out-and-out winger'
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Dean Richards changing roles at Newcastle Falcons after 10 years as director of rugby
Richards is expected to stay involved in Newcastle's recruitment after describing his years in the job as a 'long haul'
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Steve Diamond hits out after Worcester's 'pathetic and embarrassing' thrashing by Newcastle
Diamond also threatened to stop Worcester having a planned week off due to the nature of the home defeat
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Wasps keep play-off hopes alive as Jimmy Gopperth's late penalty condemns Newcastle to defeat
Gopperth showed nerves of steel to strike 76th-minute penalty between the sticks and bring an end to Wasps' three-game losing run in league
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Ruthless Harlequins add to Newcastle Falcons' woes and spoil Mike Brown's homecoming
Harlequins move up to second in the Gallagher Premiership after Newcastle failed to make the most of their numerical advantage
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'It was an enormous shock': Emotional Mike Brown to exit Newcastle after just one season
Brown revealed that Newcastle have opted not to take up the option of an extra year in his 'one plus one' contract
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Va’aiga Tuigamala, powerful and destructive winger hailed as one of the greatest players in both codes of rugby – obituary
He played for the All Blacks and Samoa, helped Wigan to win the World Club Challenge and inspired many with his devout Christian faith
