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A historic agreement between this country and France sees the 225ft-long tableau — which may have been made in Britain but has been in France since 1077 — arrive at the British Museum in Autumn 2026.

Medieval people would have interacted with the embroidered players, giving them voice and enabling them to join the conversation.

A decision to loan treasures from Sutton Hoo to France will give more people an opportunity to see the artefacts, experts have said.

Labour MP for Hastings Helena Dollimore has called for it to be displayed in the area that inspired its story.