STEVE BORTHWICK insists his England have nothing to hide and players are free to speak their minds in camp - unlike previous regimes.
Former scrum-half Danny Care lifted the lid on life under Borthwick's predecessor Eddie Jones in a new book, describing the environment as toxic and like living in a dictatorship.
Borthwick was Jones' assistant with England from 2016 to 2019 but revealed players can challenge him and he operates an open-door policy.
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