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Daily horoscope for Saturday August 1 — here’s what the stars have in store for you today

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ARIES March 21 to April 20 The moon and Jupiter work together to boost inspiration and success levels – this is your day to trust your own ideas. In everything from choosing numbers to finding dates – and deciding where a family needs to go next. Cash plans have a Uranus twist, so you make or win money in unexpected ways. TAURUS April 21 to May 21 Your own sign glows with quiet confidence, and the ability to push plans through, even if not everyone agrees. Your life, your way, is Uranus’ message to you. And golden Jupiter makes any personal journeys really count. Passion may not provide many answers today – but you can really enjoy asking the questions. GEMINI May 22 to June 21 Inner dreams and desires are so close to the surface – so stop trying to hide them and tell the people who matter to you. They can support you in ways you never expect. Jupiter powers your transformation zone to turn you into the lover, the winner or the creator you want to be. Lucky numbers ...
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Travels in Trumpland with Ed Balls review – a lycra-clad quest to understand America

The former shadow chancellor dons a union jack leotard on his journey to find what motivates Trump supporters – at least you can’t say he’s not game

Wearing a tight union jack leotard, Ed Balls lies on the floor of the ring at Southern Legacy Wrestling in Munford, Alabama. Playing the foreigner (in other words, the bad guy), he has just been counted out, defeated by the all-American hero Johnny Slaughter. The crowd of a couple of hundred – just about every one a Trump supporter – is baying, booing and shouting: “U‑S‑A! U‑S‑A!”

Oh, Ed, what happened? That’s one helluva fall you’ve taken: from shadow chancellor, via gameshows, Gangnam and baking, to this: crashing to the floor in a community centre in Nowheresville.

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from The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2018/jul/29/travels-in-trumpland-with-ed-balls-review-a-lycra-clad-quest-to-understand-america
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