Warburton captains the Lions but no place for Hartley
Warburton, 28, joins England's Martin Johnson as the only men to have led the Lions twice
London: Wales flanker Sam Warburton was confirmed as captain of the British and Irish Lions for the second time on Wednesday but, as widely predicted, there was no place in the squad to tour New Zealand for England captain Dylan Hartley.
Warburton, 28, joins England's Martin Johnson as the only men to have led the Lions twice, having skippered them on the 2013 tour of Australia.
Other notable names revealed by coach Warren Gatland were Harlequins prop Kyle Sinckler, who has yet to start a test for England, England centres Jonathan Joseph and Ben Te'o and Wales number eight Ross Moriarty.
In the 41-man squad there are 16 Englishmen, 12 from Wales, 11 Irish and two Scots.
