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Daily horoscope for Tuesday January 21 — here’s what the stars have in store for you today

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ARIES March 21 to April 20 THE projects, people and personal hopes that mean most to you get a call to action now the sun is on the move. You inspire others and trust in your own abilities. As Venus explores your sexy secrets chart, you realise who you love and exactly why. Luck visits a house with a new roof. TAURUS April 21 to May 21 You have a powerful sense of purpose and with clever Mercury as your guide, you set tough but realistic goals at work or get serious about launching your own business. If you are single, the relaxed, friendly way you talk to a new team member leads to a great date faster than any complex manoeuvres. GEMINI May 22 to June 21 Your attitude to love is changing, whether you are in a long-term relationship or have just met someone you sense could be The One. This new you expects love to treat you well and you won’t be interested in people who juggle with your feelings. Job-wise, you feel so much more competitive and ready to pass a test. CANCER...
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Peter Shilton: ‘Maradona’s the greatest player in history but I don’t respect him’

England’s most capped player has never forgiven Diego Maradona for his failure to apologise for the 1986 Hand of God goal

Fifty years since his England debut, and 30 years since his final appearance as one of the great World Cup goalkeepers at Italia 90, Peter Shilton is in a reflective mood. Having played more times for England than anyone, Shilton retains an even more impressive world record for the most appearances made by an individual in professional football. From 1966 to 1997 he played 1,390 professional games – with his closest rivals being Brazil’s Rogério Ceni, who played in goal 1,234 times, and the midfield maestro Xavi who made 1,135 appearances – mostly for Barcelona and Spain.

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from The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2020/jan/15/peter-shilton-respect-diego-maradona-england-hand-of-god
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