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

As Venus moves into your zone of confidence, you feel the difference in your love style.

You’re ready to risk being yourself, instead of playing a passion part.

If you are single, this can reconnect you to a hot-to-handle Leo.

Friendships that carry a cost, in terms of cash or time, benefit from cool review.

 TAURUS

April 21 to May 21

As the love planet relocates, secrets in your heart can come to the surface – and be surprising well received.

Changes in a bond you’ve been thinking about for a while may move towards reality, boosting romance.

Single? New love waits where a charity plan is discussed.

Take control of cash with a light touch.

Get all the latest Taurus horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

GEMINI

May 22 to June 21

Godfather Jupiter takes a positive path, so from now until June you are on a Gemini roll.

People and projects that have frustrated you lately can seem clear again – your attitude can unlock treasure chests.

Mars might mess up a money system, but only to remake it bolder and better.

Passion is all to play for.

Get all the latest Gemini horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

CANCER

June 22 to July 22

Venus soars to the top of your chart and your love game is win-win.

When you stop settling for less and instead hold out for what your heart deserves, rules in love can ease.

This planet position can also bring cash success, repayment of debts and a top investment idea.

­Jupiter gold sets secrets free.

Get all the latest Cancer horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

LEO

July 23 to August 23

The adventure and challenge missing in love can return this week, and you are ready to fly.

Looking in a different direction for new dates is a brilliant tactic.

If you are settled, when you decide to ignore petty concerns and celebrate mutual strengths, something shifts.

You have choices, and they are good ones.

Get all the latest Leo horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

VIRGO

August 24 to September 22

Jupiter’s positive push in your zone of goals and dreams is a gift that keeps on giving.

You have a few months now of star support to get ambitions moving.

So make a list and make your move.

Mercury’s calm approach steers a creative scheme, but leaves space for your big ideas.

Love has deep inner strength.

Get all the latest Virgo horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

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LIBRA

September 23 to October 23

Your happy-ever-after chart lights up with Venus’ arrival, and permanent love plans are on the table.

Be upfront about what you really need from your future.

Single? A local wedding venue can lead to dates.

Neptune’s tender touch softens tough work choices – you can win hearts and minds by being absolutely honest.

Get all the latest Libra horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

SCORPIO

October 24 to November 22

You can’t give to others unless you sustain yourself.

Nurturing and strengthening yourself, maybe through solo pursuits, can feed back positively into passion.

And a face you have never noticed before during a daily task, leaps out at you.

Confusion about who deserves your loyalty clears thanks to Jupiter.

Get all the latest Scorpio horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

SAGITTARIUS

November 23 to December 21

You are the zodiac’s team captain, thanks to your ruler Jupiter – where you decide to lead, people will follow.

So consider every plan.

In love, finding the fun in serious commitment is your forte, and partners can feel new levels of connection.

If you’re single, the loudest laugh in a group is your strongest passion signal.

Get all the latest Sagittarius horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

CAPRICORN

December 22 to January 20

It’s time for authentic feelings only – if you’ve been faking it in any area, stop now.

Key planets supply the determination you need to stick to a plan, plus you have the element of surprise to swing a deal your way, however unlikely it may seem.

The moon mixes instinct with intent to meet a family deadline.

Get all the latest Capricorn horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

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AQUARIUS

January 21 to February 18

Adding uncertainty into your communication style can encourage people to open up, so embrace any grey areas.

You can learn so much through this.

Mercury’s skills sharpen any application and can get you noticed.

Jupiter’s joy covers love, especially between parents and children.

Luck reverses postcode numbers.

Get all the latest Aquarius horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

PISCES

February 19 to March 20

Second chances, in everything from emotions to earning, scatter your week with opportunity.

It’s up to you to seize it.

An address that has seemed out of reach can come closer as Jupiter spins direct, but it may mean big decisions.

Saturn’s support keeps you cool when a conversation nears boiling point.

Get all the latest Pisces horoscope news including your weekly and monthly predictions

DEAR DEIDRE: WHAT does it mean when you keep dreaming about an old flame?

My ex finished our relationship 20 years ago.

He married someone else and moved away.

We’re both in our 60s now. I never wed.

My only contact with him is seeing his posts on social media.

Recently he shared on Facebook that his mum had died.

Since then, I’ve had three vivid dreams about him.

In them, we’re a couple again and I wake up happy.

My friend said dreaming about someone means they are missing you.

Should I reach out to him?

DEIDRE SAYS: If your ex is now single and missing you, he will be in touch when you’re both awake.

In my experience, dreams reveal unresolved feelings about a situation.

You might not have come to terms with the relationship ending, despite it being long ago.

When you saw your ex’s post about his mum, you recalled a happier time.

My support pack Widen­ing Your Social Scene will help you make your days as exciting as your nights.

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CHLOE Brockett furiously hit back as a troll mocked her boyfriend Jack Fincham’s jail sentence.

Towie star Chloe, 24, shared a stunning mirror selfie video of herself modeling red lingerie on Instagram today.

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Chloe Brockett furiously hit back as a troll mocked her boyfriend Jack Fincham’s jail sentence[/caption]

She wrote in her caption: “It’s nearly Valentine’s Day.. what have you girls asked for?”

But one follower left a cruel comment following Jack’s six-week jail sentence, which he received after pleading guilty to two charges of being in charge of a dangerously out-of-control dog.

He was released on bail on Wednesday, ­pending an appeal.

They wrote: “Roses are red, violets are blue, a Valentine who’s not jail would be nice too!”

Chloe soon retaliated: Lluckily for me mines at home.. and you’re here hating from your phone.”

Writing the troll’s username, she added: “”ears sunglasses to hide how much of an a** he is.”

While he appeals his sentence, Jack has been freed from a short stint in jail and Chloe is sticking by him throughout the next stages.

Sharing a picture on Instagram of them cuddled on the sofa, Chloe simply wrote today: “Love you then @jack_charlesf.”

In the snap, Chloe was seen snuggling into Jack’s cheek while they both stare at the camera.

She had previously cried in the courtroom when Jack’s conviction and sentence was read out, but he was released just two hours later.

A pal told The Sun: “When the judge handed Jack a custodial sentence Chloe screamed out ‘no’. She was hysterical and had to be supported by family members as she repeatedly said ‘what am I going do without my best friend?’

“Jack tried to reassure Chloe by putting a thumbs up but that did nothing to calm Chloe as she was supported out of court.”

“People forget how young Chloe is because she’s been on our screens for so long but it’s a lot to deal with for a 24 year old girl,” they added.

“She was willing to pay anything to get Jack out on bail and home with her.

“The shock of thinking they would have to spend six weeks apart has brought them closer together.

“Chloe is Jack’s rock right now.”

Jack’s sog Elvis bit runner Robert Sudell in 2022 in Swanley, Kent, and attacked a woman in Grays, Essex, last June.

In court, he admitted two counts of being in charge of a ­dangerously out-of-control dog, with one of the incidents causing injury.

After the first incident in September 2022, Jack attended a dog behaviour course, and was given three rules to follow in order to avoid further trouble.

These were to always keep the dog on the lead, for the dog to wear a muzzle when outside and to not leave the animal alone with anyone under the age of 16.

His failure to comply let to the second incident in June 2024.

As part of the sentence, Jack was also ordered to pay £3,680 – including £200 compensation fee to Robert and a £50 compensation fee to the other victim.

But in December, prior to the trial, Jack took aim at the police in now-deleted Instagram messages, claiming the authorities wanted to jail him because his dog “scared someone”.

He wrote: “So my best friend is gone in police kennels.”

Comparing his situation to that of a rapist who avoided jail because of overcrowding, he said: “This county is done. Work it out for fs sake.”

And under a pic of himself smiling with his cane corso dog Elvis, he wrote: “F*** Essex Police, scumbags and jobsworth c***s. See you soon.”

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Jack and Chloe are determined to stick together, with Chloe being called “his rock”[/caption]

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The star’s dog, Elvis, attacked two people in two separate incidents[/caption]

A GAVIN and Stacey star has been left wheelchair-bound after a nasty fall – as they say they’re in ‘a lot of pain’.

Alison Steadman incurred the nasty injury after falling while in the Dubai dessert.

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A Gavin and Stacey star has been left in a wheelchair after a nasty fall in Dubai[/caption]

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Alison Steadman has suffered a hairline fracture on her right leg after a concrete walkaway was allegedly uneven[/caption]

The actress – who is adored for her role as Pam in Gavin and Stacey – is believed to have suffered a hairline fracture on her right leg.

Alison also smashed her hand during the incident which has left her in a “lot of pain”.

She was attending the Desert Stanzas – an event which sees authors and guests driven out to the Arabian dessert to listen to poetry.

The concrete walkaway was allegedly uneven, and Alison slipped and was sent crashing down to the ground.

Alison, 78, explained: “The path was uneven and I went flying. At the hospital I had tablets for the pain. It’s been terrible.

“I don’t think I’ve broken my leg but I twisted it badly so there could be a hairline fracture.”

The star has been given a boot for her right foot to allow it to heal, while wearing a bandage on her wrist and hand.

She’s due to fly home to the UK on Sunday where she’ll attend London’s Whittington hospital for further tests.

Alison is in the UAE for the Emirates Airline festival of literature as she promotes her own memoir, Out of Character. 

Despite her injury, Steadman was still able to enjoy a nighttime boat trip – albeit in a wheelchair – with her husband, actor Michael Elwyn.

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NEWCASTLE star Joe Willock has spoken out against the vile racist abuse hurled at him after his side’s loss to Fulham.

The Magpies went into half-time in the lead but saw their Champions League hopes take a massive blow as they collapsed 2-1 to a resurgent Fulham side.

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Joe Willock in action against Fulham earlier today[/caption]

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He shared racist messages he received after Newcastle’s game[/caption]

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The Newcastle star hit back after the disgusting abuse[/caption]

Willock was a second-half substitute in the game and nearly made an immediate impact but missed a magnificent chance while the scores were level.

But the Newcastle star was hit by disgusting racist abuse after the full-time whistle had blown.

Willock shared the disgusting messages on his Instagram story along with the caption: “I hope you find God bro.”

One cowardly user said: “You cant score from such position? Black n****.”

A second wrote: “Black slave bast***, you trash bast*** who causes trouble wherever you go.”

The disgusting user also threatened harm against Willock’s family.

The Sun has chosen not to include all of the abhorrent abuse sent to the Newcastle midfielder.

Willock looked a forlorn figure at full-time as he wiped sweat off his face with his shirt following the loss.

He has already racked up 28 games this year and the box-to-box midfielder has managed to score one goal and record two assists.

Newcastle looked to be cruising to an eighth league win out of nine after Jacob Murphy had given them a half-time lead.

Instead, a sloppy display after the break cost them as Raul Jimenez levelled before Muniz’s late dagger through the heart.

The Brazilian came off the bench to turn in a free-kick from fellow substitute Andreas Pereira eight minutes from time to give the Cottagers their first away win at Newcastle in 16 years.

Fulham’s second-half fightback has them dreaming of Europe once again after their super-sub’s dramatic winner.

The Cottagers are now back looking up the table after bouncing back from last week’s loss to Manchester United.

But a second-straight home defeat was the worst possible preparation for the Magpies ahead of their Carabao Cup semi-final second-leg against Arsenal.

Howe must now lift his troops to defend their 2-0 advantage against the Gunners and seal a date with destiny at Wembley.

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Willock arriving for today’s game[/caption]

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Willock cuts a forlorn figure after the defeat[/caption]

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DAIRE Ó BAOILL and Oisín Gallen ensured that Jimmy is still winning matches in 2025 as Donegal edged Dublin in their Division 1 opener last night.

Ó Baoill scored six points — with Gallen nabbing four — as Jim McGuinness’ troops won in Ballybofey.

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Most of their work was done in the first half as they built up a lead with the wind at their backs — meaning they led by five at the interval.

And they did so thanks to Ó Baoill’s brilliant kicking before they hung on to claim their first NFL points of the year.

It was an important victory too after Donegal missed their trip to face Kerry last weekend owing to the aftermath of Storm Éowyn. But an experimental Dublin side added to the night.

With a wind behind them that got stronger as the half went on, Donegal enjoyed large spells of possession and found themselves 0-11 to 0-6 in front by the interval.

And that lead would have been considerably more only for a host of Donegal wides.

The official count was seven at the interval — but five in succession punctured their progress midway through the half.

But Ó Baoill was the one with the accuracy, showing that two plus two is indeed six.

The Gaoth Dobhair forward knocked over half a dozen first-half points from four shots. Two were traditional types before he nailed a brace of two-pointers as the rain fell sideways to freshen things up.

Dublin gaffer Dessie Farrell made three first-half substitutions.

Tom Lahiff — who was one of the trio drafted in — was involved as soon as he came on and saw Shaun Patton save his goalbound shot.

Dublin opened with a 1-17 to 1-15 victory over Mayo at Croke Park last weekend.

And they were best served by Colm Basquel and Killian McGinnis in the opening 35 minutes with a couple of points each.

Farrell’s troops might have fancied themselves with the wind in their favour during the second half.

But Donegal were always happy enough to run and close the space.

However, the Dublin manager was managing minutes as he made another substitution after the break with Luke Breathnach coming on for Basquel in the 43rd minute. But points from Niall Scully, Basquel and Greg McEneaney brought their deficit down to just two points minutes after the restart.

It meant that the wind theory was perhaps the one to back.

Even though Shane O’Donnell and Gallen pushed Donegal on, Ciarán Kilkenny popped a score over from outside the arc to put just one in the game.

Donegal kept just in front, with O’Donnell, Gallen and Peadar Mogan all pointing.

But McEneaney took Dublin back to one point again with just 16 minutes to play.

However, the trend that developed earlier continued.

STAYING AHEAD

When Dublin looked like grasping Donegal’s tail, captain for the night Michael Langan and substitute Patrick McBrearty stretched it out to three and Donegal managed to keep ahead when it mattered most.

The result ensured that Dublin have not won a league meeting between the sides in Donegal since 2009.

They were even managed by Pat Gilroy on that occasion when they won 0-13 to 1-8 in Ballyshannon.

Now though, Donegal boss McGuinness will be glad his side are winning matches once again.

DONEGAL: S Patton; F Roarty, B McCole, P Mogan 0-1; R McHugh, E Gallagher, C Moore; M Langan 0-2, C Thompson 0-1f; D O Baoill 0-6, 2tp, C O’Donnell 0-1, S O’Donnell 0-2; H McFadden, O Gallen 0-4, 1f, C McGonagle. Subs: J Brennan for McFadden 50 mins; P McBrearty 0-3, 2f for C O’Donnell 50; E McHugh for R McHugh 61; O Doherty for S O’Donnell 61; M Curran for Gallagher 64.

DUBLIN: G Sheridan; D Byrne, T Clancy, S MacMahon; B Howard, C Murphy, G McEneaney 0-2; J Madden, K McGinnis 0-2; K Lahiff, S Bugler 0-2, C Kilkenny 0-3, 1tp; C Basquel 0-3, E O’Donnell, B O’Leary. Subs: T Lahiff for K Lahiff 25 mins; C Tyrrell for Byrne 29; N Scully 0-1 for Madden 29; L Breathnach 0-2 for Basquel 43; S Lowry 0-1 for O’Donnell 64.

REFEREE: P Neilan (Roscommon).

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