The star sign most likely to cheat

Having dated a Scorpio before, I can't say I'm shocked the star sign has clocked up the most 'naughty' points in the astrological Naughty & Nice list for 2020.

Notoriously stubborn and cutting in their commentary, this combative sign has clocked up 873 'naughty' points to take out the number one spot.

Psychic World has surveyed 12,000 people around the world, 1,000 from each star sign, about their behaviour throughout the past 12 months.

Of the Scorpios surveyed, 89 per cent admitted to swearing, 63 per cent have cheated and 69 per cent drive recklessly.

Not far behind are Capricorns at 802 points; 68 per cent of those surveyed admitted to having blamed someone else for their mistakes.

It's birthday season for Capricorns, so let's hope they pledge to do a bit better during the year ahead with less of their famous stoicism and pessimism and more of the ambition and discipline.

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In third place is Aries with 753 'naughty' points, followed by Virgo with 688 points and Leo with 668 points.

The 'nicest' zodiac sign is Libra, with just 414 naughty points, less than half of Scorpio. It seems Libras like to be on their best behaviour, with just nine per cent having driven through a red light and 14 per cent having littered this year.

Librans are diplomatic and idealistic, not to mention social and fair, so this doesn't come as a surprise either.

The second nicest zodiac sign is Pisces with just 461 naughty points. Only 24 per cent of Pisces admitted to having had sex in public and only 16 per cent have littered.

Taurus comes in third with 517 naughty points. Aquarius is next on 541 and then Sagittarius at 586 points.

Famous Scorpios include US president-elect Joe Biden as well as Julia Roberts, Jimmy Kimmel and Goldie Hawn.

Famous Librans include Olivia Newton John, Will Smith, Zac Efron and Hugh Jackman.

Speaking of star signs and everything astrological, a special event is coming up on December 21, the winter/summer solstice. Jupitar and Saturn move into the Aquarius constellation, so near one another they will appear as one - a so-called Christmas star that hasn't been seen in 800 years.

Astronomers are calling it the Great Conjunction of 2020.