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Aries March 21–April 20 Libra Sept 24–Oct 23

Scorpio Oct 24 – Nov 22

Gemini May 22 –June 21 Sagittarius Nov 23 – Dec 21

Capricorn Dec 22 –Jan 20

Aquarius Jan 21 – Feb 19

Pisces Feb 20 – Mar 20

Taurus April 21 – May 21

Cancer June 22 –July 23

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Leo July 24 – August 23

Virgo Aug 24 – Sept 23

You are spending too much

time worrying about what other

people think of you or expect of

you. Ask yourself: is this the place

you want to be? Do what you want

to do. If you crave excitement,

introduce new activities into your

days that might perk up your life

and boost long-term interests.

A partner wants to air

some grievances. Their claims are

greatly exaggerated. If there is

conflict in the family, be careful

about taking sides. Sometimes it is

better to sit on the fence. Keep a

demanding neighbour at arm’s

length. No matter what you do for

them, they will never be satisfied.

It will be tempting to give in

to the whims of loved ones or

children, but their ideas for

entertainment could be costly. Are

you single? Someone who has

eyes for you feels shy about

showing interest. It may be up to

you to make the first move or you

could both miss out.

You’ve been generous and

helpful towards a partner. You

never expect a lot back and you’re

upset as he or she has let you

down today. If this has happened

before, you need to think about

whether this relationship really

works for you. You may not be as

compatible as you first thought.

You’re always splashing out

on luxury items for others but

settling for second best for

yourself. It is time to change this

and treat yourself to something

special. Equally, if people are

putting too many demands on you,

don’t allow them to pressure you

into over-scheduling your life.

You need something to lift

your spirits. Treating yourself to a

luxury will feel good. Someone will

inform you how wasteful retail

therapy can be, but if you are

keeping track of your spending

and it makes you happy, surely it

can’t be as reckless as they are

making out?

I Everyone seems to admire

you and want your company. Trust

your instincts when someone asks

you out on a date. There is every

likelihood your first impressions

will be reliable. Social

arrangements made for

mid-August will give you

something to look forward to.

A friend or neighbour takes

it for granted that you will always

be available to help them out. This

upsets a loved one who feels you

are doing too much for others and

not enough for your family. An

older relative has your best

interests at heart when they offer

some good advice.

Remember there are only so

many hours in a day. If you can’t fit

new commitments into your busy

schedule, you need tell people ‘no’.

If you can’t make a move without a

partner wanting to know where

you are going, why and when will

you be back, it might be time to

call it a day.

A friend’s moodiness will

take some of the shine off a fun

social event. You need a break.

Meditation and long walks in the

countryside or by the sea are just

some ways to soothe your soul.

Think of arranging this soon or

obey an urge to retreat to a quiet

hideaway.

Despite a promise to

change, a partner is behaving as if

he or she doesn’t trust you. You

wonder if your partner’s

behaviour has something to do

with a past relationship never

spoken about. Reply promptly to a

message from a former colleague

or neighbour.

A colleague will try to evade

responsibilities out of sheer

laziness. He or she won’t think

twice about passing commitments

on to you. It’s important to stop

people from taking advantage of

your kindness so you may have to

put your foot down. It is time to

establish firm boundaries.

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Make a rainbow BBC Good Food daily recipe to collect

200g self-raising flour

1 tsp baking powder

1 tbsp golden caster

sugar

½ tsp vanilla extract

200ml milk

3 eggs

25g butter, melted,

plus extra for frying

red, yellow, green and

blue gel food colouring

TO SERVE

(OPTIONAL)

punnet raspberries

punnet blueberries

whipped cream or ice

cream

maple syrup

1

Put all the pancake

ingredients, except

the dye, in a bowl and

mix well with a whisk

until smooth. Divide

the batter into 5 bowls

or disposable cups. Use

the food colouring to

dye 4 of them a

different colour, leaving

one plain.

2

Melt a small knob

of butter in a large

non-stick frying pan

over a medium-low

heat. Once foaming put

spoonfuls of the

pancake batter into the

pan and shape into

4-5cm circles with the

back of your spoon,

you should have

enough to make 4

pancakes from each

coloured batter. Cook

for 2-3 mins then flip

over and cook the

other side for another

minute or until

cooked through, and

ever so slightly golden.

Rainbow pancakes

Kids and adults alike will love these super-colourful pancakes, perfect for a celebratory breakfast or

brunch. Stack them up and top with whipped cream, maple syrup and mixed berries.

PREP:

10MINS

COOK: 20 MINS

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