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OUR much-loved astrologer Meg sadly died in 2023 but her column will be kept alive by her friend and protégée Maggie Innes.

Read on to see what’s written in the stars for you today. 

ARIES

March 21 to April 20

Too many career starts – and too few finishes – could be sapping your optimism and energy.

When you are honest with yourself about which path you prefer, change can happen, but it may mean leaving a group sooner rather than later.

Love is on fire when a name from the past is suddenly back in your contacts.

 TAURUS

April 21 to May 21

Parents, children or any two groups a generation apart are in the star spotlight.

Simply ignoring a problem will not solve it, but you can start the talking, so do take that chance that comes today.

There’s such a strong, sympathetic romance strand running through your chart, and an event you are dreading can be the key.

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GEMINI

May 22 to June 21

Your personal Mars effect is a large helping of generosity with cash or skills – but only share it for the right reasons, and not because you seek anything in return.

If you’re in love, this is a day to turn vague promises into words that both sides can approve of.

Single? Look again at a message in your phone archive.

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CANCER

June 22 to July 22

You have a natural gift for talking and writing about yourself strongly, thanks to Mars – but don’t go too far.

Revealing too much, too soon can be a factor in the fire planet’s approach.

Today, it’s better to keep something back.

A media world you admire from the outside can have space for you inside – do find out more.

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LEO

July 23 to August 23

How you handle money is up to you, unless it affects those around you.

Review recent spending or saving and see it from others’ perspectives.

Being part of a close team can matter more right now than solo success.

Your loyalty may be on the line at work or home – but trust your open heart to do the right thing.

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VIRGO

August 24 to September 22

The moon brings unique insight to your chart, so make sure you are not too busy to appreciate this – and use it.

You only have to meet someone’s eyes to see into their mind, and this can make you a gifted supporter and adviser.

But there can be a love factor too, and a deeper connection than you have ever known.

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Passion has deep intuition and this is a day to act on romance, or reservations, you sense[/caption]

LIBRA

September 23 to October 23

Little bumps along a love road would not usually faze you, but Venus’s backward track makes it hard to keep looking forward.

Engage your analytical mind to help you see what matters in love, and what doesn’t, then you can feel a weight lift.

If you start the day single, meet The One where items are sold in pairs.

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SCORPIO

October 24 to November 22

Your social connections zone is unpredictable, and certain comments or posts may be a surprise.

But the calm and controlled way you deal with them can neutralise any negativity.

Cutting back on a habit that has been dominating your time is a great move.

This can include love that has started to feel a bit one-sided.

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SAGITTARIUS

November 23 to December 21

Your view of a relationship’s future may not match a partner’s – so instead of pushing on, stop and think.

Just one honest chat can get both sides back on track.

If you are looking for love, pastel colours and an infectious giggle can be your key clues.

An old family picture includes a mystery face with rich potential.

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CAPRICORN

December 22 to January 20

However hard you try to pretend otherwise, part of your heart is always close to home.

If there is something in a family’s past that stops you saying what you feel, this is a great day to address it, even if it’s just in your mind and memory.

If you face a choice of numbers, go for the ones that link to your favourite date.

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Mystery words spinning in your mind can find a prize outlet, do record them[/caption]

AQUARIUS

January 21 to February 18

An ongoing conversation may feel it’s going backwards, but your chart suggests otherwise.

When you have filled in some gaps in facts or figures, things can move fast.

If you’re in love, today your emotional well is so deep that you can afford to be honest.

Single? Making up a team of three is your love-starter.

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PISCES

February 19 to March 20

Delays may mean you have given up waiting for a “Yes” – but this can change in a heartbeat, so do be ready to move fast.

Mercury pressure to be crystal-clear may mean love words sound too tough, but think it through before you speak.

If you are single, so much about a wild Leo is wrong for you, but feels so right.

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DECLAN RICE hilariously “cancelled” his goal celebration for Arsenal against PSV Eindhoven.

The midfielder was on the score sheet as his Gunners side drew 2-2 with their Dutch opponents at the Emirates.

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It saw Arsenal seal a 9-3 aggregate win in their last-16 Champions League tie.

And it marked another goal for Rice following his strike in Sunday’s Premier League clash at Manchester United.

The England star pounced in the 74th minute to rescue a point at Old Trafford.

As soon as the ball hit the target, Rice celebrated with passion while away fans partied in the corner.

However, teammate Gabriel Martinelli gave Rice a rollicking as he reminded him there was still time to play and victory was not in the bag.

Rice immediately ended his celebrations before running back into his own half for the restart.

And on Wednesday, he poked fun at his United incident when he found the target against PSV.

After scoring, Rice ran towards supporters while pumping his arms.

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But he quickly stopped in his tracks before jokingly shaking his head and walking away calmly with a smile on his face.

Fans certainly found the incident hilarious.

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Rice had been told off for celebrating his equaliser against Man Utd[/caption]

One said: “He was trying to be humble.”

Another declared: “Fair play that.”

One noted: “What a humble geezer.”

Another added: “That’s hilarious.”

DONALD Trump has warned he could cripple Russia’s economy if Vladimir Putin refuses to agree to a ceasefire in Ukraine.

The US President said there are “things you can do that wouldn’t be pleasant in a financial sense”.

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US President Donald Trump warns he could cripple Russia’s economy if Vladimir Putin refuses to agree to ceasefire in Ukraine[/caption]

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Putin was pictured in the Kursk region of Russia for the first time since Ukraine attacked the area[/caption]

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Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky backed a proposed 30-day ceasefire[/caption]

His warning comes as pressure mounts on Moscow after Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky backed a proposed 30-day ceasefire.

Asked how he could force Putin’s hand, Mr Trump said: “We could do things very bad for Russia.

“But I don’t want to because I want to see peace.”

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said about the talks: “If their response is no, it would make their intentions clear.”

UK Defence Secretary John Healey urged Putin to “accept the ceasefire, start negotiations and end the war.”

He added: “I say to Putin, over to you now.”

Last night Putin was pictured in the Kursk region of Russia for the first time since Ukraine attacked the area.

STRANGER Things star Millie Bobby Brown is the quick change queen — as she wears four outfits in one day.

The 21-year-old British actress was in a multi-coloured dress for a US telly interview, a cream mini-skirt and blazer out in New York, then a beret and spotted dress.

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Millie Bobby Brown wore a multicoloured dress to appear on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon[/caption]

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Later Millie stepped out in beret and spotted dress[/caption]

Later, she changed into a strapless black gown for a screening of her Netflix film The Electric State.

Millie has recently hit out at criticism of her appearance.

Speaking recently on the Call Her Daddy podcast, she said: “A thing that I get a lot is like, ‘Oh my God, she looks like 40,’ and I’m like, well yeah, you did meet me when I was ten, so I understand.

“Now I’m 21, it’s been ten years. She grows.

“My face like, grew. What do you want me to do about that?”

The actress also recently stunned fans by sharing her real name and the reason she changed it, admitting that she’d “never told anyone” her real full moniker before.

We all know and love her as Millie Bobby Brown, and while her initials are the same, her real name is actually Millie Bonnie Brown.

“My middle name is Bonnie. Not Bobby, it’s Millie Bonnie Brown.

“I’ve never told anyone that.”

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Millie was also seen out in a cream mini-skirt and blazer[/caption]

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Later Millie changed into a strapless black gown for a screening of The Electric State[/caption]

RICHARD Hammond and James May have returned to their former Top Gear studios – a decade after quitting the BBC series.

The smash-hit motoring show – which was axed last year – was presented by the duo alongside Jeremy Clarkson.

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Richard Hammond and James May have returned to the former Top Gear studios[/caption]

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Both Richard and James joked their return to Dunsfold Aerodrome might be “traumatising”[/caption]

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The pair explored the show’s green room, pictured, directly opposite from the studio[/caption]

The show became one of the BBC’s biggest money makers with spin-off shows being sold around the world.

All three hosted the show from 2002 until 2015 when they walked away from the format.

After they left, the trio became the faces of Amazon’s motoring show The Grand Tour from 2016 until it ended last year.

But as part of James May’s YouTube series called Planet Gin, he and Richard, 55, returned to Top Gear‘s former studio in Dunsfold Aerodrome.

Reminiscing about their time at the location, the pair admitted their trip down memory lane might be “traumatising”.

James, 62, told viewers: “Well that is the old Top Gear studio. And that is the old Top Gear green room.”

Richard added: “Where we assembled, worked on scripts, had arguments. I feel funny. I feel funny as well. I felt really odd being here.”

The men both reflected on the final time they were at the location before beginning to explore the green room.

Richard said: “The last time I was here, I was leaving after the last studio record.

“I was in the bronze Land Rover. And I sat up and thought, well, that was that.”

While moving through the various rooms at Top Gear’s abandoned HQ, they almost let slip a secret game they played.

May blurted “And we used to… I don’t know if we can talk about this.”

Hammond simply replied: “We used to play that game.”

NIGEL Farage has ruled out a return for suspended MP Rupert Lowe as he accused him of trying to destroy Reform.

He said there was “no way back” for Mr Lowe, claiming that he had told party whip Lee Anderson: “I will slit the throat of the Reform Party.”

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Reform leader rules out a return for suspended MP Rupert Lowe[/caption]

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Nigel Farage has said there is ‘no way back’ for him[/caption]

He added: “He’s out to cause maximum destruction and damage.”

Mr Lowe, who now sits as an independent, earlier attacked Mr Farage’s leadership in an online rant.

He said Reform silenced him over Pakistani grooming gangs.

Reform has since reported Mr Lowe to police over threats to chairman Zia Yusuf.

Reform has instructed a barrister to look into allegations of bullying, which Mr Lowe denies.

Mr Lowe denies the accusations.

He insists he was punished for questioning Mr Farage’s leadership and pushing the party to be tougher on grooming gangs.

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