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Wales Six Nations inquest and Q&A: What's wrong and how can it be fixed?

Wales (Organization) Warren Gatland Six Nations Rugby

Wales' Six Nations campaign is in deep trouble after a third consecutive defeat against England on Saturday, so what needs to happen now?

Is the team selection right? Are the off-field problems to blame? And what can Warren Gatland now do to arrest the slide?

Rugby correspondent Steffan Thomas has been taking your questions and hearing your views as another Welsh rugby inquest begins.

Leave your questions and thoughts in the comments section below and be part of the debate.

Were there any positives to take from Saturday? Or is Welsh rugby facing years in the doldrums, as our writer fears?

Have your say now.

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