The propaganda value of sinking Deutschland at Jutland

How would the Royal Navy have treated the sinking of Deutschland at Jutland?

It would have exploited the victory for years because sinking a ship named Deutschland carried exceptional symbolic value.

If Deutschland had been sunk at Jutland, the ship's name would matter more to the aftermath than a technical change to the battle. The Royal Navy would have celebrated and reused the story indefinitely. Destroying a warship that literally bore Germany's name would turn a tactical success into an unusually convenient national symbol. The propaganda value of a loss can exceed the material value of the hull.