“I want to reassure you right away. Yes, we will return the Bayeux tapestry to you. We are the treacherous Albion but… not so much.” It is with a truly British humor that Lord Peter Ricketts, special envoy of the United Kingdom for the loan of the Bayeux tapestry, responded, Wednesday June 3, to Catherine Pgard, Minister of Culture.
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