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Daily horoscope for Saturday August 24 — here’s what the stars have in store for you today

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ARIES March 21 to April 20 Powerful and passionate planets unite in your fitness sector. If you have time to spare, spend it researching action sports and adventures, because your life can flip into something exciting. A communication moon sends mixed messages to a group, so follow up and make sure you are fully understood. TAURUS April 21 to May 21 There is such a sense of fun around your chart, with lighter, brighter ways of linking up with people, no matter how long you have been in contact. This is such a positive love sign. If you are single, that could change in a heartbeat when a generous friend acts as match-maker. In cash matters, you are in control. GEMINI May 22 to June 21 Two opposing aspects of family life can be brought together now and you are the one to make this work. First, set some boundaries around your time and energy. In love? A deep Venus security streak sets the scene for a sudden question. Single? Your new partner lives in the kind of home y...
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The Mirror & the Light by Hilary Mantel review – Cromwell’s end

The long-awaited final part of the Booker-winning trilogy is a masterpiece that will keep yielding its riches So the trilogy is complete, and it is magnificent. The portrait of Thomas Cromwell that began with Wolf Hall (2009) and continued with Bring Up the Bodies (2012) now concludes with a novel of epic proportions, every bit as thrilling, propulsive, darkly comic and stupendously intelligent as its predecessors. “Concludes” is perhaps not the word, for there is no tone of finality. Cromwell, Lord Privy Seal, deputy head of the church in England, chief minister, second man of the realm, Cremuel, my Lord Cromell, Crumb to friends, has a great deal of business to do, through 900 pages, before we contemplate endings. The heights of his power are all before us, and though he likes ladders he prefers to think of wings. Bring Up the Bodies closed with bloodshed and wreckage. “But it’s useful wreckage, isn’t it?” and now Cromwell uses it, strenuously remodelling catastrophes as oppor...
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Coronation Road, Standish Lower Ground, Wigan, WN6 - £145,000

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Sapphire Homes are delighted to offer For Sale this Largely Extended 2 Bedroom Semi Detached Property Requires Internal Viewing to Appreciate the Square Footage and Wealth of Accommodation offered for sale. Situated in a quiet cul de sac in t popular residential area of Standish Lower Ground the property boasts rear south facing gardens and has been extensively extended to accommodate a larger open plan living area and a loft conversion with independent staircase access offering additional office / playroom space. In brief; the accommodation comprises of porch leading to a spacious lounge with luxury modern remote gas fire and surround and to the rear elevation is a large open plan modern fitted kitchen / diner with separate dining room area and a large conservatory to the rear elevation overlooking the beautifully maintained rear garden. To the first floor the property boasts a beautiful oak staircase with gallery landing, two double bedrooms with the master having patio doors leadin...
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Home Office called 'reckless' in leaked draft review into Windrush scandal

'Tory leadership candidates must pledge to scrap the Hostile Environment, repeal Right to Rent and rebuild the immigration system from the ground up,' says Satbir Singh, chief executive of the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants

from The Independent https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/windrush-scandal-home-office-draft-review-wendy-williams-hm-inspector-of-constabulary-a8978501.html
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