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

ARIES

March 21 to April 20

Big day for Aries as Venus pampers your sign for the next few weeks, and god­father Jupiter spins direct in your communication chart.

So all those love words you have been storing up can be shared, in spectacular ways.

Your inner voice is so positive again and you are ready to believe in yourself and your future.

 TAURUS

April 21 to May 21

A personal moon softens tough words and mindsets, and instead of black and white you see situations in shades of grey.

This brings solutions nearer as you see positives instead of frustrating neg­atives.

Your love approach is dreamier and this could be the time to look again at a “D” crush you usually dismiss.

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

GEMINI

May 22 to June 21

As Venus takes a new chart position, you could reach out towards an interesting community, and find out more.

That sense of seeking more in life can lead you to a role that pays little in cash terms but reaps great emotional rewards.

So explore this fully.

Jupiter fires up Gemini luck, via personal numbers.

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

CANCER

June 22 to July 22

Confusion can clear over whether to keep secrets or share them, as Jupiter takes a positive path again.

You see that sharing your deepest doubts and delights can end a time of love uncertainty.

Single? Venus gives new confidence to go for passion gold, whatever anyone else says.

Luck adds up to 24.

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LEO

July 23 to August 23

Any situation or group you have felt on the outside of lately can open up now to let you in.

But you are right to ask yourself if this is still what you want.

Your chart is so positive with new opportunities which deserve your full focus.

Love lessons from a few years ago serve you well now, helping you make a smart choice.

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VIRGO

August 24 to September 22

Venus lights up love trans­formation and you see that partners, including you, have been changing.

This can strengthen a bond when you both decide to celebrate it rather than resist it.

Single? Someone who loves to mix and match fashion can catch your eye.

Friends surprise by forming a knowledge team.

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Friends surprise by forming a knowledge team[/caption]

LIBRA

September 23 to October 23

With the natural generosity of Jupiter in your adventure zone, so many stages of a goal can be skipped, as you see your skills clearly and build on them smartly.

So a journey you assumed over can re-start, with a shining new destination.

Love-wise, Venus supports commitment, in any way you choose to seek it.

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SCORPIO

October 24 to November 22

Maybe a personal development plan has been stalled for a while, but it get moving again now, thanks to Jupiter.

Work with what you have learned, but stay true to your ultimate goal, especially in health terms.

The moon’s intuition helps you see who might be struggling, at home and work, and offer the right support.

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SAGITTARIUS

November 23 to December 21

A period of pure romance begins, and a lightness of heart in your passion self is so appealing to partners old and new.

Talks linked to the future, and a family size or shape, can come round again, but with a different outcome.

Finding time each day, even a few minutes, for a creative activity you love is a personal boost.

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CAPRICORN

December 22 to January 20

You might not see yourself as a leader but your chart in general, and Jupiter in particular, thinks differently.

You have the right style, and when you share it with others the response is encouraging.

That foundation of trust you need in love terms is firming up again – but ensure it is based on facts, not fiction.

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

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Lovers connect when eyes lock, perhaps in a mirror[/caption]

AQUARIUS

January 21 to February 18

Guessing games, in love and life, are not good for you.

If there is something you need to know, Venus’s new position helps you ask for it up front – and to work well with the answer.

Your creative sector re-opens and that role with a high creative element nears.

Lovers connect when eyes lock, perhaps in a mirror.

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

PISCES

February 19 to March 20

Loyalty to others matters so much to you – but staying true to yourself is equally vital.

If you sense conflict here, you can work through this and come out smiling, but act soon.

Choices about where or how to live are Jupiter-guided, so happiness now is more centred on people than places.

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

BRITISH forces body armour does not stop bullets, tests have found.

Defence chiefs ordered a major recall after scans revealed cracks in bullet proof plates.

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British forces body armour does not stop bullets, tests have found[/caption]

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Plans to replace the plates, in use since the 1980s, had been delayed[/caption]

Troops will face mortal danger as top brass scramble to find replacements..

The flaws were discovered in ceramic plates known as enhanced combat body armour.

The Army, Navy and RAF have at least 120,000 sets.

Armed Forces minister John Healey says in a letter to chiefs: “I will not accept a make do and mend approach to the safety or operational capability of our people.

“I know you will not either.”

Plans to replace the plates, in use since the 1980s, had been delayed. Labour blames Tory cuts.

Some can switch to Osprey and Virtus kit but Marine Commandos and sailors at sea are banned from using those as the extra weight might drown them.

Every plate is being tested for flaws. So far’ one in 10 has failed.

The MoD said: “As a precaution, its use has been suspended in all but unavoidable circumstances.”

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Every protective plate is being tested for flaws – so far one in 10 has failed[/caption]

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DOZENS of A-list celebrities are set to be dragged into Blake Lively’s legal war with Justin Baldoni, it emerged last night.

A court in New York heard that a “significant number of high profile individuals” are set to be called on to give evidence in the case.

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Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni in It Ends With Us[/caption]

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Dozens of A-list celebs are set to be dragged into Blake’s legal war with Baldoni[/caption]

They are likely to include Lively’s husband, Wrexham owner Ryan Reynolds, and pop superstar Taylor Swift, one of her best friends.

Lawyers for Lively, 37, claimed last night that the sexual harassment she allegedly endured at the hands of Baldoni, 41, while filming the movie The Ends With Us, which he directed and co-starred in, had been “devastating” for her.

And Baldoni’s lawyers told the court that he was “suffering greatly”, which is why he filed a $400 million defamation case against the Gossip Girl star.

Both cases are being handled at the federal court in New York where it emerged that Lively plans to make fresh allegations soon.

Her lawyer Matthew Gottlieb said they would file a complaint with new claims and new defendants, but he did not specify who.

The filing could come as soon as February 14, the court heard.

Judge Lewis Liman ordered lawyers for both sides to stop making statements outside of court that might influence the jury.

Gottlieb said that Baldon’s lawyer Bryan Freedman had attacked Lively’s “character, integrity and truthfulness” in a series of interviews with the media.

Over the weekend, Freedman uploaded what he has described as “receipts” relating to the case online.

The lawyer launched a website releasing 168 pages of emails, text messages and WhatsApps between Baldoni and Lively.

Freedman defended his actions in court last night saying: “Not to sound like a four-year-old fighting a four-year-old with ‘but they started it’ but once someone says something it becomes fact, there’s no way to fight against it.

“You start to lose things without the ability to have the court’s adjudication. This was not started by us.”

Lively hit Baldoni with a sex harassment complaint in December.

Baldoni responded last month by filing a civil suit against Lively, Reynolds, 48, and their publicist Leslie Sloan for extortion, defamation and invasion of privacy.

He is also suing the New York Times newspaper for defamation after it reported that Baldoni had hired a PR crisis management team to “bury” Lively.

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Lively with husband Ryan Reynolds[/caption]