and it is really difficult to come and speak about this because i love rugby, everybody, women and girls across wales absolutely love, live and breathe the sport, so it s so important they get it right and getting it right means holding your hands up, apologising and doing something about it. i d like to see an independent review body put together that can hold, that can hold governing bodies to account, notjust in rugby. this week the chancellor is expected to announce hundreds of millions of pounds of support to help britain s two biggest steelmakers go green. the funding is designed to cut emissions and protect thousands ofjobs, but will be controversial due to the tough line the government is taking on pay settlements for public sector workers. here s our climate editor, justin rowlatt. this giant structure,
and it will act very swiftly as such behaviour has no place in the union or welsh rugby. charlotte, and others who say they ve suffered, hope their coming forward will be a wake up call for the game. wyre davies, bbc news. and you can see more on this story on welsh rugby, under the spotlight, that s on iplayer from 5pm today, and bbc one wales at eight o clock this evening. this week the chancellor is expected to announce hundreds of millions of pounds of support to help britain s two biggest steelmakers go green. the funding is designed to cut emissions and protect thousands ofjobs, but will be controversial due to the tough line the government is taking on pay settlements for public sector workers. here s our climate
of the russian economy. he knows that their businesses are critical to the functioning of his government. he s got steelmakers in there that are going to keep making steel for his tanks. he s got bankers in there. putin calls the meeting, really, for two reasons. the first is to make them, if you like, complicit in the action. he is saying that, these are my people, they support me. the second was to say, if you wanted to keep your wealth and your power in russia, you ve got to be with me and all the consequences that that entails. but putin s war summit failed to spark much enthusiasm among his audience. i know for a fact that there were lots of oligarchs who really did not want to be in that room. you only have to look at the faces of the oligarchs they knew that this invasion was going to destroy their investments, and almost certainly lead to their sanctioning. as russian troops made their way into ukraine,
on february 2a, vladimir putin s invasion shattered peace in europe and shook the rest of the world. within hours, he called a meeting in the kremlin. ..and summoned 37 of his most powerful oligarchs ultra wealthy businessmen who control key sectors of the russian economy. he knows that their businesses are critical to the functioning of his government. he s got steelmakers in there that are going to keep making steel for his tanks. he s got bankers in there. putin calls the meeting, really, for two reasons. the first is to make them, if you like, complicit in the action. he is saying that, these are my people, they support me. the second was to say, if you wanted to keep your wealth and your power in russia, you ve got to be with me and all the consequences that that entails.