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More ex-WRU staff allege sexism and bullying, and one claims homophobia was "everyday speech".

A senior Welsh politician says it is "shocking" it took a BBC documentary for the union to grasp the issue.

Women who worked for the governing body in the '90s say they also experienced sexist comments.

We will talk more about wales with nigel walker in a couple of minutes, but lets focus on ireland briefly who come here with a big target on their backs as the number one side in the world. but it hasnt been a great place for them to come at principality stadium, they havent won here in the championship in cardiff in ten years. it doesnt really get any tougher than the — it doesnt really get any tougher than the wales first up. everyone spoke _ than the wales first up. everyone spoke over— t...

Orchard touching on a number of issues, havent seen any netflix cameras yet but they are out and about. what kind of championship of the chronicle this year? lets bring a nigel walker, the chief executive at the w argue. six days ago since steve phillips stood down in the accusations of misogyny, sexism, racism, amongst other things — you were in front of the senedd here in cardiff and you said the union had beenin cardiff and you said the union had been in denial?— cardiff and you said the ...

Shouldnt be reminding people and wales of that defeat, but thatjust shows how competitive the tournament is. ireland are the best team in the world, everyone knows that, but im not writing off waless chances, you wouldnt expect me to. thea;r not writing off waless chances, you wouldnt expect me to.— not writing off waless chances, you wouldnt expect me to. they have the ca aci to wouldnt expect me to. they have the capacity to give _ wouldnt expect me to. they have the capacity to give many _ ...

Nigel Walker says there were "warning signs" in Welsh rugby but people had "not joined the dots".

Tonia Antoniazzi says she raised concerns about culture in the Welsh Rugby Union last March.

Chairman Ieuan Evans and acting chief executive Nigel Walker were grilled by the Senedd’s sports and culture committee.

Chairman Ieuan Evans and acting chief executive Nigel Walker were grilled by the Senedd’s sports and culture committee.