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Take a Break Fate & Fortune, 1 Nov 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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ArticleAFTERLIFE A&E

Spook helps with my ward rounds

AFTERLIFE A&E

ArticleShare your Spooky pics

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

Article£50 STAR PIC!

This pic­ture of me was taken on Hal­loween. There was no smoke or mist, but if you look closely, you can see a skel­eton and its ribs in front of me. Shel­ley Mayes, via email

£50 STAR PIC!

ArticleHol­ly­wood haunt­ing

Act­ress Kath­er­ine LaNasa recently revealed that the ghost of her late ex-hus­band, actor Den­nis Hop­per, has appeared to her sev­eral times since his death in 2010. ‘I do believe in ghosts,’ the star admit­ted in an inter­view with W Magazine....

Hol­ly­wood haunt­ing

ArticleScorpi-OH NO

Be sure to stay extra mind­ful this month, as Mer­cury Ret­ro­grade is back for a third and final time this year – and it’s bound to pack a punch. Tak­ing place from Octo­ber 24 until Novem­ber 13, this Mer­cury Ret­ro­grade is in Scor­pio and is...

Scorpi-OH NO

ArticleLOCH-ed and loaded

As repor­ted in the Metro, a ‘mys­ter­i­ous green mass’ was caught on cam­era in Loch Ness in July – mak­ing it the sev­enth pos­sible sight­ing this year. The incid­ent was doc­u­mented in the offi­cial sight­ings register and said, ‘Sharon Her­bert,...

LOCH-ed and loaded

ArticleFlowers from the after­life

Aren’t these gor­geous, Kat?’ Mum said, admir­ing the col­our­ful pan­sies in our yard. ‘Yes, they’re lovely,’ I smiled. Mum, Stella, had always loved garden­ing. Along with her veget­able patch, she filled the beds with flowers, par­tic­u­larly pan­sies.

Flowers from the after­life

ArticleOur mid­night con­ci­erge

As I sat at my desk, scan­ning my notes, a gentle knock soun­ded from the door. I looked up to see Eric’s bright face peek­ing around the corner – the best inter­rup­tion I could ask for. I worked in a pal­li­at­ive care hos­pital, and Eric was one of...

Our mid­night con­ci­erge