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Rugby-Welsh clubs vote to include more women on governing body's board

(Reuters) - Welsh rugby clubs voted overwhelmingly in favour of including more women on the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) board during an extraordinary general meeting on Sunday, which was held after the body faced allegations of sexism and misogyny.

Members voted 97.2% in favour of major governance reforms to the WRU board.

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