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Update: TV tonight: inside the Bayeux Tapestry’s ‘treacherous’ journey to London

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The Guardian — Culture has reported on “Update: TV tonight: inside the Bayeux Tapestry’s ‘treacherous’ journey to London,” presenting it as the central development in the source material available for this brief.

Michael Palin tells the story of the artwork that has caused such a stir – and nightmares! The report also notes that Plus, a juicy drama based on Graham Norton’s novel. Here’s what to watch this evening 9pm, BBC Two State guests can only dream of the sort of welcome the Bayeux Tapestry has received in London. No wonder one of the French conservators in this documentary was having nightmares about its “treacherous journey beneath the channel”. Michael Palin narrates the events of its move to the British Museum, while historians such as David Olusoga and Janina Ramirez support tell the story behind the stitches, with Rory Stewart also explaining why some call it a “dodgy dossier”. Hollie Richardson

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