Once I'd turned the battery over I did indeed find a picture of a baby with the slogan Repulsive Tasting. Which I considered irrelevant as I've never wanted to eat a baby anyway.
I reopened the key and solved the mystery - a (very small) sticker on the bottom of the disc battery, something I've never encountered with previous disc batteries. This was the first one from a brand new pack. Following the instructions in the MG handbook, I dutifully inserted it +ve side up...
I got the low key battery warning around Christmas. Thought it was a function of Highland winter temperature as all was OK for a few weeks. Then it returned. It started appearing with increasing frequency so I changed the disc battery in the key; I inserted a brand new Duracell disc.
Outcome...
Possibly the MG5's biggest drawback for those of us who just want a car that moves us and our gear around reliably without having any effect on blood pressure.
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