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Take a Break Fate & Fortune, 1 Oct 2026

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Take a Break Fate & Fortune, published in English, is a magazine from United Kingdom. Access Take a Break Fate & Fortune online on PressReader or download issues to read later. Browse Take a Break Fate & Fortune back issues in the archive.

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ArticleShare your Spooky pics world

Whether you’ve cap­tured a spirit on cam­era or you have a pic of your­self doing something spooky, such as cast­ing a spell, attend­ing a ghost hunt or explor­ing a spir­itual place with friends, we’d love to see it. We pay £20 for every one we print!...

Share your Spooky pics world

ArticleFast track to… mar­riage?

Fate & For­tune’s Jayne Wal­lace has made a big pre­dic­tion that could rock the celeb world. Jayne, who is one of Kim Kar­dashian’s favour­ite psych­ics, believes Lewis Hamilton and Kim could marry one day and even have chil­dren. Speak­ing to the...

Fast track to… mar­riage?

ArticleCrys­tal clear

As Septem­ber approaches, don’t let Virgo sea­son pass you by. This zodiac sign is all about organ­isa­tion, improve­ments and atten­tion to detail. If you want to get organ­ised, flu­or­ite is the crys­tal to har­ness, as its struc­tured lat­tice...

Crys­tal clear

ArticleLots of luck

Accord­ing to research by the National Lot­tery, mil­lions of us Brits are on the lookout for every­day signs of luck. Res­ults showed that nearly 28 mil­lion UK adults believe lucky things that come in pairs are too good to ignore. Nearly two-thirds...

Lots of luck

ArticleSAVED by a VOICE

Ire­ached out to my ther­ap­ist and shook her hand. ‘I feel strong enough now to face whatever life throws at me,’ I said. ‘Bring it on!’ A year earlier, my mar­riage had broken down, but coun­selling had got me back on my feet and I was ready to start...

SAVED by a VOICE

ArticleThe sweetest memory

Glan­cing at the book­shelf in front of me, I pulled out a spine that spoke to me. ‘You can take a look, dear,’ my grandma said. I was six and on a visit to see Grandma, who loved me to bits. I opened up the book and it was full of beau­ti­ful...

The sweetest memory