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To cut funding from English National Opera heralds the death knell of this much-loved institution

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Forget the barbs and worn-out gags of Prime Minister’s Questions. The real dramatics were taking place just down the corridor on Wednesday, where Lords adorned in ermine and a troupe of beguiling fairies occupied one of the committee rooms – part of English National Opera’s (ENO) chorus from Iolanthe.

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Tories Have A "Hill To Climb" After By-Election Defeat, But Some Still See "A Path" Through

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Ukrainian Refugees At Risk Of Homelessness Rise Almost 40 Per Cent In Single Month

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02 Dec

Tory MP Says Winning Election Is "Nearly Impossible", Childcare System Is "Failing", Senior Tory To Quit

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02 Dec

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Sajid Javid Is Standing Down At The Next Election

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Labour Win Chester By-Election With Significantly Increased Majority

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