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Don't Miss: The Dinosaurs – New Visions of a Lost World

8 September 2021

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are conjured by palaeontologist Michael Benton and palaeoartist Bob Nicholls, showing how advances in technology have changed the way we see these beasts forever.

JW9NTW Arthur Hyam, Diabolo artist performing with Gypsy Disco and Spiegel Circus at the — Nick Treharne/Alamy Stock Photo

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festival brings deep thought to the grounds of Kenwood House in London on 18 and 19 September. Explore the temptations of rewilding, the seductiveness of memes and other hot topics. Also streamed online.

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, at London’s Barbican Centre from 16 September, hosts a series of films, including Temple Grandin (pictured), a biopic about the animal behaviour researcher and activist of the same name.

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