Who said it?

'It's extremely boring if you bother to read it' - A, er, 'production issue' on the horoscopes page of yesterday's Daily Mail meant those seeking guidance from the stars were instead confronted by a page of dummy text. Let's be honest, though - it was probably just as useful as the horoscopes...

by MT Staff

Published: 12 Oct 2010

Last Updated: 09 Oct 2013

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