1. And just to whet your appetite, the Mail and Dorling Kindersley have joined forces today to devise this fun general knowledge quiz for all the family.

2. British publisher Dorling Kindersley saw profits plunge in 1''' after it sold just three million of 13 million Star Wars books it had printed.

3. Starting on Monday and right through the month of August, the Daily Mail is giving away ABSOLUTELY FREE a sensational 24–volume Dorling Kindersley Children‘s Reference Library on computer discs for you and your family to collect.

4. The answers are at the foot of the page – and don‘t forget to buy tomorrow‘s Daily Mail to find out more about this incredible FREE Dorling Kindersley 24–disc Children‘s Reference Library.

5. Hooray for the Blackshirts of the BNP, who are urging their members and all right–thinking Britons to boycott Penguin Books and all of its subsidiaries, including the Ladybird children‘s titles and all of the Dorling Kindersley publications (no Pink Panther Sticker Book or Dick and Dom Funfax for them this Christmas). The red rag in this case is the "decibel Penguin Prize", a competition to "raise the profile of African, Asian and Caribbean artists". David Lammy, the culture minister, is the patron and the BNP‘s "news team" has discovered that he is "of Afro–Caribbean origin". The judging panel includes Hari Kunzru, who was born in Essex but undoubtedly sounds quite foreign.