One of only four copies from 1215 left, the document kept at Salisbury Cathedral has a new enclosure.

The last time they were displayed, almost 19,000 people came to see them, Durham Cathedral says.

More than 300 campaigners had called for improvements to the busy A30 Egham bypass crossing.

The Reverend Sue Parfitt and Judith Bruce each pleaded not guilty to a charge of damaging property.

Police said two protesters hit the glass around the historic document with a hammer and chisel.

The Just Stop Oil protesters, both aged in their 80s, target the historic work at the British Library.

The 13-metre (42ft) long hand-stitched embroidery is on display at Salisbury Cathedral.

Salisbury Cathedral's book of condolence will be stored among historic items like the Magna Carta.