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We have returned to our previous Bianchi VII h  analysis in light of the Cruz et al. suggestion that the cold spot observed near the Southern Galactic Pole may be a remnant temperature perturbation of a cosmic texture. Bridges et al. used two favoured left‐handed Bianchi VII h  templates with restricted prior probabilities so that the template was centred close to the cold spot. Using  Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe  ( WMAP ) data ‘corrected’ for the texture fit we have now re‐examined both models to assess any changes to these conclusions. We find that both models are left almost entirely unconstrained by the data and consequently exhibit significantly reduced Bayesian evidences. Both models are now  disfavoured  by the data. This result reinforces our previous assertion that the cold spot was significant in the detection of a Bianchi VII h  component.

Bianchi VII h models and the cold spot texture