Andy Burnham PM – here we go again

Andy Burnham PM – here we go again

Andy Burnham stepped up to be PM at circa 12.10 pm today. That gives a flag-waving, confident, enthusiastic, caring Sun Jupiter in the 10th. Sun Jupiter oppose Pluto  which is tied into the mini Grand Trine of Uranus and Neptune – perhaps hinting at recklessness, brashness, a tendency to cut across niceties or ignore regulations….

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August 2026 Astrology Overview & Horoscopes

August 2026 Astrology Overview & Horoscopes

Hi Friends, August 2026 brings profound growth as we enter eclipse season once again. There will be major planetary shifts, moving the collective focus from deep introspection to dynamic action. The month highlights a total solar eclipse in Leo (August 12), and a lunar eclipse in Pisces (August 27), and the Lunar Nodes transitioning into…

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Andrew and Tristan Tate – facing judgement day

Andrew and Tristan Tate – facing judgement day

Andrew and Tristan Tate, social media influencers for hypermasculinity have been arrested in Miami as the UK seeks extradition on charges of rape, sex trafficking, sexual exploitation, ‘extreme pornography’, assault and indecent images of a child. The charges stem from events that allegedly took place from July 2010 to August 2017, the CPS report said….

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Andy Burnham – grandiose ambitions

Andy Burnham – grandiose ambitions

Andy Burnham was announced as Labour leader today at around 12.15pm and will become prime minister on Monday after Keir Starmer resigns at Buckingham Palace, presumably around 11.30 – 12pm.   In a speech he promised “the most significant change moment in our politics for 40 years”, arguing that the UK took a wrong turn…

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Democrats – fractious and floundering

Democrats – fractious and floundering

  The US Democratic Party is floundering faced with a single-minded and enmeshed Republican Party, with no obvious front runners who will appeal to the electorate. ‘The party is split between a radicalised younger vote, which is increasingly Maga-like in tactics and tone, and an ageing establishment that is short of ideas.’   The Graham…

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Brad Pitt – a family outcast

Brad Pitt – a family outcast

  The Brad Pitt-Angelina Jolie blended family split into warring factions since the rancorous (and not yet settled) divorce a decade ago has widened with two more children dropping the surname Pitt from their legal identity. To clarify: Maddox, adopted Cambodia, 5 August 2001 Zahara, adopted Ethiopia. 8 January 2005 Shiloh – biological, 28 May…

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Jannik Sinner – single-minded Mars Pluto Saturn

Jannik Sinner – single-minded Mars Pluto Saturn

Jannik Sinner, the Italian tennis player, won Wimbledon for the second year running earned praise for the technical quality of his game from Boris Becker who compared him to Novak Djokovic. Though there was a feeling that the tournament lacked the spark and exuberance that injury-sidelined Carlos Alcaraz, the Spanish player, would have brought. Jannik…

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Sam Neill – a  high vitality New Moon Virgo

Sam Neill – a high vitality New Moon Virgo

Sam Neill regarded as one of the most versatile actors of his generation has died aged 78. His five decade career spanned independent films and blockbusters, including the Jurassic Park film series and television drama. He was born on 14 September 1947 in Omagh, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, no birth time, with an English mother and a New Zealand father and the…

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Lindsey Graham – blown on the political wind

Lindsey Graham – blown on the political wind

Lindsey Graham who died suddenly after a trip to Ukraine where he was hopeful that pressure on Russia would end the war was a latter day supporter of Trump as Republican senator for South Carolina. In 2015 mounting his own campaign for the US presidency, he denounced Trump as a “race-baiting, xenophobic religious bigot”; and…

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Amnesty – rights and wrongs

Amnesty – rights and wrongs

Amnesty International set up to promote and defend human rights has designated Beira’s Place, an Edinburgh women’s support centre for sexual assault victims founded by JK Rowling as  “anti-rights”. Amnesty UK’s latest report, A Growing Threat – the Anti-Rights Movement in the UK, identifies organisations it categorises as part of the UK’s “gender critical” movement….

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