The name has gone through different cycles of popularity through the century. According to the Registrar General's Indexes of Births, in 1925 eight in 10,000 babies born in England and Wales were named Leo. This dipped to two in every 10,000 born in 1965, before picking up again to six in 10,000 by 1990. As he was born on 20 May, Leo will not be a lion but a bull, as he just falls under the star sign of Taurus. Taurus the Bull is said to be patient and strong, and many Taureans are found to have an iron will.
Astrologists say that stubborness can be a trait, and they tend to cherish material goods.
Patience, however, is one of their virtues. Taureans who are born between the third decanate, 10-20 May, are ruled by Capricorn and tend to be more reserved, ambitious and rational. The latter two could be the characteristics of any self-respecting prime minister. Astrologists say that since Taurus rules the neck and throat, many Taureans have soft, melodious voices. Maybe one day he might follow his mother's father into the world of entertainment.