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by Patric Walker CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 20): Relatives may be argumentative and unreasonable now, but nothing can really undermine your confidence or throw you ott course. In fad, events and developments which take place over the weekend must confirm your beliefs. AQUARIUS (Jan.

21-Feb. 19): Mercury in your own birth sign is beautifully aspected by Neptune and Pluto this weekend and consequently you should tie at your most alert and communicative. Do. however, continue to exercise restraint over finances. PISCES (Feb.

20-Mardi 20): A difficult aspect to Venus in your own birth sign this weekend means that you must guard against becoming overemotional and inclined to exaggerate personal difficulties. Encouraging aspects relate to financial interests for a change. ARIES (March 21-April 20): You appear to be undecided about your next major move and strategy. Seek advice as well as practical assistance this weekend and allow friends to air their opinions. TAURUS (April 21-May 21): With both the Sun and Mercury now passing over the mid-heaven point of your solar chart, you should be feeling more confident about career and practical issues.

However, don't allow emotions to influence your judgment over finances and expenditure. GEMINI (May 22-June 21): The accent is very much on travel and situations way outside your usual sphere of activity now. However, much depends on your ability to gain the co-operation and goodwill of partners. CANCER (June 22-July 23): Don't complain If plans for the weekend have to be altered or cancelled. One superb aspect between Mercury and Pluta signifies that discussions concerning joint finances and property matters will work out to your advantage.

LEO (July 24-Aug. 23): Try to keep an open mind where partnership interests and affairs of the heart are concerned. Relatives may not be as stubborn as you imagine. Very much a time to avoid any form of speculation. VIRGO (Aug.

24-Sept. 23): You couldn't wish for a better weekend to play your trump cards. Mercury, your ruler, is well aspected by Pluto, and you now see that a major plan or project can be put into operation. LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct.

23): As a Libran you invariably tollow the dictates of your heart and seldom care about the consequences. Now, however, you are becoming more practical and realistic and finding greater inner peace in the process. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22): Your own ruling planet Pluto dominates the heavens this weekend and therefore it's the perfect time to hold discussions concerning not only your family life and domestic situations, but also long-term financial planning.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21): Neptune in Sagittarius is at odds with the sparkling little planet Venus now and therefore you must be prepared for a cool reception on the home front. However, friends and associates will give their support and convince you that domestic changes are unavoidable. IF WS YOUR BIRTHDAY TOMORROW; Then with two sensational planetary aspects on your anniversary the coming year is bound to be a remarkable and memorable one.

Don't be afraid to make a complete break from the past. and even consider the advantage of a change of residence. BBC 1 5.10 Grange MIL 5.35 The 5.40 News; Weather. 5.55 Look North 6.20 Nationwide, Plus Sportswide with Desmond Lynam. 7.00 The Superstars.

Ferguson Trophy Final time with judo champ Brian Jacks defending his crown 8.00 My Wife Next Door: Joint Assignment. Jonn Alderton and Hannah Gordon land in a doublebed fix when they are sent on a business trip together. Norman Bird guests. 8.30 Francis Durbrldge: The Family Affair. Part 4: More shock's for Martin Jarvis, from an itinerant journalist and a solicitor as Durbridge's plot spirals deeper into confusion.

9.00 News Weather. 9.25 Mr Packer and the Poms. lan Wooldridge attempts to shed the definitive light on the Kerry Packer hijack of international cricket. 10.15 Unlucky for Some. The unsung Samaritans who man the North West's Sally Army hostels, a lifeline for so many down sad outs.

10.45 Regional News; Weather. 10.50 Late Film: Big Rose (1974). Failed pilot for stillborn TV series, but still worth seeing for Shelley Winters' kooky performance 12.05 Close. BBC 2 5.40 Cartoon My Darting. 5.50 Monkey: The 6.35 Cricket: Australia England.

Highlights of the final Test. 7.05 Delia Smith's Cookery Casseroles. 7.30 News subtitles; Weather. 7.40 In The Country, Angela Rippon explores the Land of Daffodils and Avocets. In other words the bulbfields of Suffolk and the wildiblrd sanctuary isle of Hem- gate.

8.10 Talking Pictures. Gavin Millar meets Spanish director Jase Luis Borau and the young star of his new film Angela Molimt. 9.00 Pot Black 80. Reigning Pot Black champ Ray Reardon meets ex- World Champ John Spencer. 9.25 Inteseatioul Pro-Celebrity Golf.

Bruce Forsyth leads with his chin for Ben Crenshaw's team while snooker ace John Spencer turns up again, this time partnering Lee Trevino. 10.15 Sacha. Classical Jacques Lou ssi er plus vivacious Patti Boulaye 10.55 News; Weather. 11.10 Friday Night Saturday Moralag. 12.05 ass'.

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11.05 News. 11.06 Late Film: The Happy Ending. 12.54 Weather. BRUCE SHOWS HE'S STILL A CARD IF YOU wanted to be unkind. you could say Bruce Forsyth is certainly playing his cards right by bouncing back on to British screens to-night doing the thing he does a game show.

Instead of trying to hold together an unwleldly two-hour marathon of a show like that Saturday night fiasco, he's allowed to use his talent for the cheeky off-the-cuff remark in a sharp half-hour game called Play Your Cards Right (Granada, 7.30). The show proves that at least one good thing came out of Brucie's notto-happy tour of America last year. Be spotted the Card Sharks over American TV and persuaded London Weekend's Light Entertainment boss David Bell that it was right for him. 0 Bruce Forsyth Play Your Cards Right (Granada). Tonight's Choice ONE discussion programme rm always happy to recommend is Granada's Double Vision (10.30).

Because of its strict courtroomstyle of presentation you actually get to hear what people are saying instead of the studio dissolving into a The motion this week is that tenants should have the right to buy their council houses and putting the case is Barry Porter, Tory M.P. for Bebington and Ellesmere Port. Arguing the case against will be Alan Roberts, Labour M.P. for Bootle, with Gordon Burns playing judge and time-keeper as usual. ROY WEST TOMORROW'S DAYTIME VIEWING 7.40 Open University.

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