Who produced a horoscope for the newly-born Princess Margaret for the "Sunday Express" in 1930?

Richard Harold Naylor (2 August 1889 – 1952), better known as R. H. Naylor, was a British astrologer, and the first sun sign astrologer. His horoscope of the newly-born Princess Margaret for the "Sunday Express", led to a regular column that was soon copied by other British newspapers.

The editor of the "Sunday Express", John Gordon, asked Cheiro, the leading British astrologer of his time to write a horoscope for the newly-born Princess Margaret, predicting what might happen in her future. As Cheiro was not available, Naylor, who was working as an assistant to Cheiro, undertook the task. This led to a "Sunday Express" article, "What The Stars Foretell For The New Princess". The article appeared on 24 August 1930, three days after her birth.

Naylor explained, "Here is the 'horoscope' of the baby princess" and predicted over three columns of text that she would lead an "eventful life". The rest of the article gave general forecasts by birth date. The article was very popular and Naylor was asked to produce more.