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

Someone whose company you really enjoy – either in person or on the air – can speak words that help you access a hidden part of yourself.

Your deep curiosity about who you are and what you could do is your secret star superpower.

Love may feel a mystery but the feelings behind it are true.

 TAURUS

April 21 to May 21

When you accept you don’t know everything – especially about someone close – you can open up your heart to shared feelings.

So instead of more questions, try to work with the answers you have.

Your success-centred chart is switched on and a work-role linked to competitions or prizes can be perfect.

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GEMINI

May 22 to June 21

Saturn’s business focus, plus the ability of the moon to work with uncertainty, makes you such a smart deal-maker.

From love promises to work promotions, you keep the talking going until you get a great result.

When it comes to cash, your Gemini love of risks could take you far but set limits before you begin.

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CANCER

June 22 to July 22

The bonds that matter most may be the ones that tick over quietly in the background but your chart asks you to pay them close attention.

Showing and telling important people how much you care can answer that nagging question.

Single? Your name is rising to the top of a snazzy Scorpio’s love-list.

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LEO

July 23 to August 23

Those fitness issues you may have pushed to the back of your mind can resurface – and this is your signal to deal with them.

Soon as you start, you find your way through.

A newly formed group can be part of this. Love-wise, this is a day of intense feelings that may surprise you, yet feel exactly right.

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VIRGO

August 24 to September 22

For so long you may have ignored those attraction feelings for a person you presume is not for you.

But this is your day to rethink and set your rules for your future.

You have a chart of togetherness and perhaps forgiveness – but it does call for action. The luck factor opens three square boxes.

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LIBRA

September 23 to October 23

ou may be reviewing what family means to you as well as how you’d like to make changes. You have tactful talking ability to get your views across.

But you’re a great listener and slow to judge.

Your Libra fashion flair comes to the fore, and free advice or help you offer a stranger could kickstart a new career.

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SCORPIO

October 24 to November 22

Repeating the same words is not working and now you are ready to try something different.

Your imagination and communication power helps you say or write something surprising, yet true. So longtime barriers can break down.

In love? A solo burden can be shared. Single? The One works early mornings.

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SAGITTARIUS

November 23 to December 21

Maybe you don’t see yourself as a fixer – but this is a role you can make your own.

You are so fair, yet you bring the fun and this can draw work rivals or family members closer. In passion, your chart confirms security matters, even if you pretend it doesn’t.

Commitment can bring freedom, if you let it.

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CAPRICORN

December 22 to January 20

Sudden flashes of insight into other people’s feelings can surprise you – this is the moon at work in your chart.

Let these insights come and trust yourself to respond well. If you’re at work, the weaker spots of a team are what can make it strong.

Love-wise, lifting your own limits on how far love goes frees a partner too.

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Red carpets, clothing and picture frames can mark a creative surge for Pisces that propels you forward[/caption]

AQUARIUS

January 21 to February 18

If you’ve been concealing doubts about a decision, the time to get these out in the open is now.

You could find other people feel the same but you won’t know until you ask. You have a strong strand of creative genius, you only need to glimpse an opportunity to know it is for you.

Luck writes three “M” names.

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PISCES

February 19 to March 20

Even on a dull Monday morning you bring the party with a special star sparkle that nobody can ignore.

So this can be a great moment. If you’re in love, taking a day off from discussions and celebrating each other’s more silly side can break a stalemate.

Single? Your fate mate is first to volunteer for a role.

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FOOTBALL host Jeff Stelling has opened up about his daughter’s battle with anorexia.

He said Olivia, 21, got “skeletal” from the mental health condition and spent months in hospital.

Jeff said he faced the “heartbreaking” sight of girls in wheelchairs with no energy to walk.

In 2023 Jeff, 69, told how “a friend” was struggling, and his comments went viral.

He said Olivia was now happy for him to say it was her, and is doing well as a student.

Dad-of-three Jeff has spoken to Parliament on the issue and said: “The reaction was astonishing.”

He said the numbers who relapse is “horrific”, adding: “If they relapse two, three or four times . . . they say they’re going to provide a pathway, in other words we’re not going to try and save you we’re going to try and help you die.”

Last year Stelling promised go one step further than Gary Lineker if his beloved Hartlepool get to the Championship.

The departed host memorably presented Match of the Day in his PANTS after Leicester won the Prem in 2015-2016.

But that is nothing compared to the lengths talkSPORT host Stelling is prepared to go.

Asked whether he would emulate Lineker: “I would host talkSPORT breakfast without my pants in order for Hartlepool to get into the Championship.

“League Two would be fine, never mind the Championship.”

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SMART CASUAL (2.20 Plumpton, nap)

Sporting the famous green and gold silks of JP McManus, he has gone close on both spins over fences including when second at Lingfield last time. He travelled well there and was just run out of it in the closing stages. He goes on any ground and looks ready to get off the mark.

CITY CYLONE (7.00 Wolverhampton, nb)

He is looking for a hat-trick of wins at Dunstall Park and had lots left in the tank when scoring 16 days ago. He has been getting his head in front over 7f but has loads of pace so this drop in distance holds no fears.

INVINCIBLE NAO (3.50 Plumpton, treble)

He has been knocking on the door and followed a promising comeback run at Sandown with a second at Leicester last month. The handicapper has been more than fair with a 1lb rise in the weights and he looks capable of improving for this step up in distance. Soft ground holds no fears and he should go very close.

JJ MOON (2.00 Hereford, Lucky 15)

He put in much his best effort over hurdles when touched off at Wincanton last time. He saw out 2m4f strongly there so this extra furlong should be fine. Emma Lavelle is in top form and she can saddle another winner here.

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WITH the end of January in sight – and wallets feeling the squeeze – it could be time to get clever and creative in the kitchen.

Whip up some speedy and cheap breakfasts in your air fryer to help you stay on track until payday.

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Five cheap and easy air fryer breakfasts to help you stay on track until payday[/caption]

BAKE AWAY: Transform humble porridge oats into a warm, cake-like brekkie with minimal effort.

Mix oats, a splash of milk, dollop of yoghurt and a bit of sweetener in a ramekin.

Pop it in the air fryer for around seven to ten minutes at 180C, and voilà, you have breakfast pudding!

MAKE A TOAST: Who needs a toaster when you’ve got an air fryer?

Take two slices of bread, layer them with cheese, ham, or leftover vegetables, and butter the outsides.

Cook in the air fryer for five to seven minutes at 200C, flipping halfway.

The result is a golden toastie you can wrap in foil and eat on the go.

EASY OMELETTE: Whisk eggs with a splash of milk, add chopped vegetables, cheese, or leftover cooked potatoes from a previous dinner, and pour the mix into a small ovenproof or silicon dish.

Cook in the air fryer at 180C for approximately five to ten minutes until puffed and golden.

ROLL WITH IT: Use pre-rolled puff pastry to whip up cinnamon rolls without paying café prices.

Spread butter, sugar and cinnamon over a sheet of pastry.

Roll it up, slice, and cook in batches in the air fryer at 190C for eight to ten minutes.

Perfect for on-the-go families.

FLASH HASH: Dice leftover potatoes and toss with a little oil, salt and paprika, then air fry at 200C for ten to 12 minutes.

Add an egg or two on the side, and you’ve got a breakfast big on flavour but low on cost.

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THE parents of a boy who died of sepsis after doctors told them to give him Calpol have received an apology and compensation.

Daniel Klosi, four, was repeatedly sent away from hospital despite his family’s desperate pleas for blood tests.

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The parents of Daniel Klosi, a boy who died of sepsis after doctors told them to give him Calpol, have received an apology and compensation[/caption]

Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust has now agreed to pay the family an undisclosed out-of-court settlement and has apologised.

Mum Lindita Alushi, 44, said: “We take some comfort from finally having an apology from the trust, but remain hurt at the length of time it has taken.”

She and Daniel’s dad Kastriot Klosi, 51, took their son to the North London hospital four times during the week before his death.

On two of those occasions they were sent home with instructions to give him Calpol and ibuprofen.

Only after the family visited hospital twice in a day and waited four hours in A&E was he admitted in April 2023.

But Daniel, from Kentish Town, died a few hours later.

Investigators found staff did not read his medical records on one visit.

An inquest heard they did not order blood tests or give intravenous antibiotics.

The hospital said: “We are deeply sorry that Daniel died while under our care.”

ACTRESS Helen Flanagan steps out to support her footballer ex-fiance.

The Corrie star, 34, and her kids with Scott Sinclair, watched him play for Bristol Rovers at Wigan.

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Helen Flanagan steps out to support her footballer ex-fiance[/caption]

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Helen’s ex Scott Sinclair plays for Bristol Rovers[/caption]

The pair split in 2022 after 13 years together.

The visit didn’t provide luck as Rovers lost 2-0.

Helen recently shared a cryptic quote after being banned from driving.

The former Coronation Street actress appeared in court as she was ordered to stay away from the wheel for six months.

Helen was ordered to attend Wirral Magistrates’ Court after she failed to provide documents over the speeding offences.

Her Audi was clocked speeding twice in 16 days and was fined £3,000, with a victim surcharge of £800 and prosecution costs totalling £110.

Although she claimed her ex-footballer boyfriend, Robbie Talbot, was behind the wheel at the time of the offences.

The star took to her Instagram story as she shared a post by podcast presenter Bryony Gordon.

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Helen and Scott split in 2022 after 13 years together[/caption]

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Helen watched Scott play for Bristol Rovers at Wigan[/caption]

DAVID Blunkett has called for “urgent action” after figures showed the number of people falling through the gap at Tube stations has soared.

The blind former Home Secretary was hospitalised after he slipped between the platform and the carriage at Westminster.

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David Blunkett has called for ‘urgent action’ after figures showed the number of people falling through the gap at Tube stations has soared[/caption]

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Sarah de Lagarde lost her right arm and leg after being hit by two Tube trains when she slipped in the gap at High Barnet station in 2022[/caption]

Shocking new stats obtained by The Sun reveal similar incidents across the Underground rose from 186 in 2021 to 247 in 2023.

In total, more than 600 users have fallen through the gap during the three year period – with Baker Street responsible for the most.

Lord Blunkett, 77, said he hoped the alarming 30 per cent hike would put pressure on Transport for London (TfL) to act.

He said: “It is clear urgent action is needed.

“I am awaiting answers to 16 questions that I put to TfL.

“But I hope that the publicity and exposure that is now being given will actually energise the drive to invest in safety.”

The Labour peer demanded safety improvements after he was hurt in November.

He criticised the safety of stations for blind people – labelling them “death traps” – and demanded TfL do more to protect them.

Lord Blunkett said: “Some of our platforms are death traps.

“The gap between the walkway and train is huge and they are unsafe for everyone, but particularly for blind people.

“How many others have fallen and been seriously injured because of the gap?

“It is not good enough to simply say ‘mind the gap’ and not give any help. We need action now to avoid preventable injury or worse.”

The majority of victims who fell through the gap escaped unhurt but some have been left with life-changing injuries.

PR executive Sarah de Lagarde lost her right arm and leg after being hit by two Tube trains when she slipped in the gap at High Barnet station in 2022.

The 46-year-old, who is now taking legal action against TfL, said: “There were no staff on that platform, and no-one was watching CCTV.

“No-one had responded to my screams for help.

“Twenty-two tonnes of steel crushed my limbs, and, if that wasn’t bad enough, I remained on the tracks undetected until the second train came into the station, crushing me for a second time.”

The figures, released by TfL, show Baker Street was the worst station for people falling through the gap with 186 incidents.

Victoria and Waterloo followed with 27, ahead of Stratford (22), Farringdon (20), Embankment (17) and Westminster (14).

It is claimed the newer S-stock trains – built to be level with the platform in a bid to improve wheelchair access – have made things worse.

Critics claim the trains have widened the gap at stations with curved platforms, including Baker Street.

A TikTok video showing the size of the gap at Bank station on the Central Line went viral after it was filmed by a shocked Tube passenger.

Thomas Jervis, partner at law firm Leigh Day, who represents Ms de Lagarde said: “One of TfL’s stock phrases is that ‘safety is their number one priority’.

“If that is right, it begs the question whether they think these alarming statistics are acceptable. If not, what are they going to do about it?”

Nick Dent, London Underground’s Director of Customer Operations, said: “We were extremely sorry that Lord Blunkett was injured on our network.

“We have met with him to discuss how we could have managed the incident better and to ensure that lessons are learned.

“The safety of our customers and staff is at the forefront of everything we do, and while injuries like the one experienced by Lord Blunkett are rare, we are undertaking a huge range of work aimed at eradicating such incidents.”

A VIOLENT drug dealer dodged deportation as his daughter thought she might be transgender.

The 48-year-old Jamaican was allowed to stay under European human rights laws, despite being jailed multiple times.

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A violent drug dealer, who has been granted anonymity by the courts, dodged deportation as his daughter thought she might be transgender[/caption]

The dad of three, granted anonymity by the courts, was convicted of dealing crack and heroin and also attacked his partner in front of his kids.

He was jailed for three-and-a-half years in 2021 — his fifth spell in prison since arriving in the UK in 1991.

Known only as “GH”, he appealed against a Home Office deportation order after his release.

His lawyers argued one of his children “became withdrawn” when he was in jail and “continued to struggle even after his release”.

They added: “The same child was experiencing issues with her gender identity, which she had only been able to discuss with her father.”

Judge CL Taylor controversially ruled GH should remain.

She said his right for a family life outweighed public interest under the European Convention on Human Rights.

The Home Office then unsuccessfully appealed against the decision at a hearing in London.

Reform MP Rupert Lowe blasted last night: “If you come to our country and commit serious crime, you should be deported.

“We do not care about the criminal’s right to a family life.”

Former Tory minister Sir Alec Shelbrooke added: “I am stunned by how poor a decision this is.

“We have to disentangle British law from the ECHR to stop decisions like these from being made.”

FORMER Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger is in peak shape as she exercises barefoot on a hill.

The Masked Singer panellist, 46, kicked off her shoes on a break in Hawaii from Broadway show Sunset Boulevard.

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Nicole Scherzinger stunned as she exercised barefoot on a hill[/caption]

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The Pussycat Doll star, 46, stars in Broadway show Sunset Boulevard[/caption]

She posted: “One of my favourite things is seeing the light on the horizon just before sunrise.

“Nature has a way of grounding you — reminding you to breathe deeply and stay in the present.”

Sunset Boulevard charts the tale of silent film star Norma, who enlists the help of an aspiring screenwriter to revive her Hollywood career.

Soon, the characters begin to discover feelings for each other.

Andrew Lloyd Webber revived the show in the West End last year, casting Nicole and Tom, who have already won Oliviers for their performances.

Now, the Broadway version is creating a real buzz as one of the ‘hottest tickets in New York‘.

American Nicole won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Musical and earned $1million in sales in the first week of October.

Barcelona were winless in their previous four Spanish league games but bounced back to winning form with a vengeance against Valencia.