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Ellen Elphick, 31, accused the elite institution in Covent Garden of breach of its duty of care The Royal Ballet school has reached a financial settlement with a former student who said the body shaming she experienced during her time there left her with lifelong psychological damage. Ellen Elphick, 31, had accused the elite institution in Covent Garden in London of a breach of its duty of care.
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