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- British Museum banned photography of the Bayeux Tapestry during the exhibition.
- The 11th-century tapestry, on loan from Normandy, will remain in London until July 2027.
- Visitors attend the sold-out show in 40-minute groups, moving continuously along its 68-metre length.
- Ticket prices are up to three times the French cost, sold out through 31 December with sales in October.
- Free full-scale replicas are displayed at Tewkesbury Abbey in Gloucestershire and at Reading Museum.