The British Museum announces that tickets for a new Bayeux Tapestry exhibition go on sale, with prices reported to be up to £33 per person. The Daily Mail’s coverage frames the ticketed entry as tied to the exhibition opening in September and describes a viewing period of about 40 minutes, presenting this as a relatively short slot for the stated entrance fee. The articles also discuss alternatives for seeing the tapestry without paying the ticket price, though they note that any free options would not include certain adult-oriented material. Across the reporting, the central points are the ticket release, the maximum reported cost, the approximate length of the timed visit, and the existence of at least one method for viewing that is presented as not requiring the paid admission rate. The sources do not provide additional verified details beyond these elements, and they do not clarify the exact mechanism for the free viewing in the provided excerpts.