- The National Trust removed an art piece at Hardwick Hall in Derbyshire after it was tampered with by members of the public.
- The artwork, 'A Virtuous Woman,' invited visitors to stitch names of inspirational women onto a textile display.
- JK Rowling's name was stitched onto the artwork seven times but was covered over twice by other participants due to her gender-critical views.
- Feminist campaigner Jean Hatchet shared images of her and another woman unpicking the stitching, which she described as a "correction."
- The National Trust removed the artwork to protect it from further tampering and is investigating the incident; Rowling declined to comment.
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