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1 March 2023

The Mandalorian Season 3

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The Mandalorian begins its third season with a journey to Mandalore, spiritual home of protagonist Din Djarin and his fellow helmet-wearing warriors. The Star Wars spin-off is now streaming on Disney+.

 

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The Lives of Beetles are examined by entomologist Arthur Evans in a handsomely illustrated book, full of the latest findings. Considering that beetles make up one-fifth of all living species, it is remarkably concise. On sale from 7 March.

 

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