The six things Steve Borthwick must do to overhaul England and win the World Cup - with one year to go: Get Jack Willis and Shaun Edwards in, crack down on clubs, find midfield muscle... and a new captain?

With one year remaining until the Rugby World Cup in Australia, England head coach Steve Borthwick faces a series of key decisions to improve the national team's chances. Among the recommended actions are recruiting flanker Jack Willis and renowned defence coach Shaun Edwards, addressing the club-versus-country scheduling conflict, strengthening the midfield, and potentially appointing a new team captain. The Daily Mail outlines six specific steps the RFU and Borthwick must take to make England genuine World Cup contenders.