Today's horoscope will see one star sign organise a fund-raising event, while another can expect recent upsets to settle down. These are your Sunday horoscopes.
It’s Sunday, and one star sign will try something a little out of the ordinary, while another should double check the facts before jumping to false conclusions.
From Aries through to Pisces, here's what today could bring for your horoscope - and what you can do to be prepared. Gemini A youngster is playing the joker. Their tricks will backfire on them when instead of getting the laughs they wanted, they will receive an angry response. You can see how they never meant to hurt anyone and for that reason will come to their rescue.
Virgo Don’t be reluctant to try something a little out of the ordinary. Events happening in your locality will interest you. So if you aren’t certain what’s going on, go out of your way to check precisely what is on offer in the way of close to home entertainment. Sagittarius It will be difficult to keep a loved one smiling. Make the effort anyway. Let others see you are willing to compromise when it comes to discussing future travel or holiday plans that involve your family. Have patience with a relative who likes to take their time in discussing their feelings.
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