Your weekly horoscope: Jan 30th - Feb 3rd

ARIES

Do the flames of lovers gone by ever truly burn out? Sometimes they’re only one nostalgic thought away from reigniting. This is not in our 2023 game plan, so keep a low profile to avoid any ex-traps.

TAURUS

Hold up, Titchmarsh. Comparison is the thief of joy, so before you look over the fence, make sure to tend to your own garden. A brief distraction could make you miss an all-important piece of the bigger puzzle.

GEMINI

Ready to rumble? Well you need to be, because you’re about to experience a boost in your career window. Even if you feel all over the place, you have the power to channel this whirlwind into creative gold.

CANCER

Don’t bind yourself to familiar work territories as it may begin to cast a shadow over your long-term vision. The world is your oyster, and you have the ability to see treasure hidden beneath the surface.

LEO

If there are any half finished conversations hanging over you, this is the time to polish them off. Compromise and put confrontations to bed. Who knows, you may even create a whole new connection.

VIRGO

Keep an eye on the weather because your relationship zone is in for a foggy forecast. Beware: if you don’t wipe the steam from your rose-tinted glasses, illusions may soon turn into delusions.

LIBRA

Draw a bath of milk and call yourself Cleo, it’s time to fill your routine with small acts of self-devotion. When you romanticise your everyday landscape, you’ll find new ways to delight in the simple pleasures.

SCORPIO

Beep, beep! Double check you’re still cruising in the same lane as your collaborators. Even if you start in the same position, you can easily tail off in opposite directions. Be prepared to change gears.

SAGITTARIUS

Slip on your silk eye mask and take a moment to recoup from your exhaustive adventures. Follow your senses, fall back into your cosy cocoon and don’t commit to anything that’s at all a stretch.

CAPRICORN

A burst of creative ideas are about to kick you into overdrive. But remember: don’t bite off more than you can chew. Instead, have fun injecting a little more zest into your work — it will feel far less clinical.