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17 February 2021

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asks broadcaster Jon Snow of a panel of experts in climate science, policy and economics at the Science Museum in London. Watch online at 7.30 pm on 26 February.

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are revealed by French physicist étienne Guyon and his co-authors in a fascinating book that explores the mathematical elegance in everyday objects and physical mechanisms, from crumpled paper to sandcastles.

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, on Amazon Prime Video from 28 February (StarzPlay subscription required), starts its second counterfactual season with Batman’s future butler still in the UK, embroiled in a devastating civil war.

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