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- Dr Yusuf Ali Osman alleges the British Museum breaches the Equality Act by lacking live audio-described tours.
- The museum cites light-exposure limits that require self-guided visits and restrict visitor numbers.
- The museum plans dedicated in-person audio-described tours and an app-based guide.
- Ticket sales for the 70-metre tapestry sold out, generating nearly £2.5 million.
- The exhibition opened in September 2026 and will remain until July 2027.