Wales coach Warren Gatland has addressed the allegations of a 'toxic culture' at the Welsh Rugby Union, saying there are 'always two sides to every story'.
A BBC programme airing on Monday night sees former employees of the WRU claim the organisation has a "toxic culture" in which one staff member used a racist term in a meeting and another said he wanted to "rape" a female colleague. The WRU insist that an investigation was carried out and the allegations remain unsubstantiated. You can read details of the allegations and the WRU's full response here.
With Gatland facing the media at the Six Nations launch on Monday, the returning Wales coach was asked about the allegations and whether the culture described was one that he recognised.
