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ENO woes continue with new sacking and strike

20 years ago
Gary Hoffman

By Jack Malvern [Times Online, 28 December 2005]
English National Opera received a double blow today when its newly appointed music director was sacked weeks before he was due to start and its staff voted overwhelmingly to go on strike.

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