News from 08/04/1990
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John Huxley, Frankie Howerd, Kenneth McLeish, Barbara Hall, Joan Bakewell, Adrian Room, Robert Silver, Mike Graham, Philip Ziegler, Paul Nelson, Fran Abrams Education Correspondent, Alexandra Frean, Rob Hughes, John Peter, Andrew Grice Political Correspondent, Susan Hill, Mark Reason, Graham Lees, Eric Dymock, J Moore, Madeleine Epstein, Graham Rose, B Young, P Hawes, Jonathan Croall, Nigel Planer, (Revd) Denis McKinlay CC, David Smith, Joe Irvings, L Wolf-Phillips, Christine Piper, Duff Hart-Davis, Steve Clarke, Nick Pitt, John Rowland, Mark Hosenball, Tom Bullimore, Patrick Masters, Geordie Greig, Patrick Stoddart, Robert Sandall, Iain Johnstone, Lis Leigh, David Brierley, Barbara Trapido, Irwin Stelzer, Mark Ottaway, David Dougill, Joe Irving, Bryan Burrough, Jane Bird, Deborah Attewell, Duncan Jeffery, Gareth Daniels, Maria Laura Avignolo Lima, Hugh Canning, Margarette Driscoll, Jim McCue, Nigel Williams, Susan Crosland, David Cairns, Peter Kemp, G S Metraux, Robert Harris, Michael Jones, Richard Palmer Environment Correspondent, Paul Sayer, Peter Hadfield, George Perry, John Cassidy, Sue Mott, Robin Marlar, Pauline Scudamore, Christopher Gilchrist, Harry Ritchie, Bernard Cafferty, Marie Helvin, Jon Freeman, Leslie Crawford, Stuart Wavell, David Bowie, Paul Donovan, Steven Wheeler, Geordie Grieg, Janette Marshall, Frances Spalding, Amit Roy, Carpet Patchwork, Dag Pike, Jeff Randall, J Palmer, Jonathan Sale, Paul Driver, Sarah Bradford, Kevin Cahill, David Leppard, Malcolm Brabant, Jennie Hawthorne, Rufus Olins, Michael Durham, Tavleen Singh, David Lawrenson, John Hopkins, Vicky Jones, Dr Alan Bullock, Celia Haddon, Prudence Buhler, Padam Thakurathi, Brian Walden, Richard Hough, Wesley Boyd Director, G Manson, Kate Saunders, Malcolm Winton, Richard Cook, Marie Colvin, Diana Wright, David Waddington, Andrew Lorenz Industrial Editor, Ian Anderson, Brian Deer, Harry Mullan, Tom Baistow, Richard Palmer, Digby Anderson, Ian Birrell, Dilys Powell, A Evans, Chris Jones, John McEwen, Norman Stone, Richard Woods, Frances Rafferty, Marion Hume, Maurice Chittenden, Barrie Penrose, Ian Dunning, Iola Smith, David Hughes Chief Political Correspondent, Carole Stewart, Brian MacArthur, David Rees, Ronald Binks, Mel Webb, Alleen Ballantyne Medical Correspondent, Lord St. John, Andrew Yates, Mary Flanagan, James Blitz, Edmund Nicholas, Denise Chevin, John Helyar, R Ewart, Mihir Bose, William Coltman, Philip Beresford, Susannah Herbert, Ed McHenry, Paul Barker, Matthew Campbell, Brian Glanville, John Carey, Peter Guttridge, John Horn, Godfrey Golzen, Deirdre Fernand, John Kendrick, Alan Coren, Andrew Lorenz, John Furbisher, David Wickers, Colin Greenland, Nick Seaton Chairman, Robert Cushman, Charles Messenger, Hugh Pearman, Chris Lightbown, Janet Hunter, Valerie Grove, Marina Vaizey, Margaret Park, Angela Long, Frank Field, David Smith Economics Editor, Tony Hetherington, Walter Ellis, Joanna Simon, Patricia McKeever, Iain Jenkins,
ResumoContents Doctors perfect way to guarantee sex of a baby Police plan a 'shoot to kill' policy in riots SAS trained marksmen would 'take out' gunmen in crowd Insight Paynes Contents National's friskiest winner makes the bookies smile Ferry toll 'up to 150' Contents Britain's richest 200 worth over £48bn Dartmoor inmates loose on rooftop rampage Contents 'Helpful' Howe admits errors Gloom at 8% inflation Riot jail staff made errors, says governor Classified Jaeger Man Kinnock move on unions French police hold man on bride killing Fastest National win for Mr Frisk Comment Town £ Country Building Society Nation of shopkeepers declares war over rates New business levy adds to poll tax chaos Motorola Silent reporter prepares for the worst in court Bristol takes hard line on soft-porn king MPs join battle over local papers School vandals foiled by spies on the wall Woolwich The Ultimate Driving Machine The 5 Series Range Starts at £16,450 for the 518i Firms join the temperance bandwagon Complaint upheld on Spanish villa report 50,000 sign up for the perfect Funday Associate Membership Lloyds Bank Aussie knives out for posh pom with a prison record East coastline doomed to sink Trouble at mills Clinique Sharp Queen and Thatcher clash over Mandela In today's Other Sunday Papers Dublin to free wanted men MP's support for Heseltine £14m treasure clue in a bible The City Share Tips 'Weakness' in prisons Comment Opinion polls under attack Soldiers go on the beat All councils to be capped Literati in defence of the classics Mercedes-Benz Touring Guarantee Children must be taught how to judge quality B. A. A The world's leading international… Run for your Life 4-Page Special The Modern Group The fighting underclass A puppeteer goest to war against the poll tax The Anarchist Halifax Reasonable force? the police dilemma The Police Tulup computers Ready to do battle: the new policeman Barratt International Resorts Shooting to kill: the regulations Gsi 3000 Gorbachev markets his revolutionary economy Poindexter found guilty of lying in Iran arms affair British Telecom Kathmandu rises against demi-god king Picture Gallery New bid to foil Arab missiles Rabbis shackle Israeli wives to married hell Abbey National Hitler bunker set to become hot property Chile probes death of British journalist The World (Reuter): Rebel troops storm prison (Reuter): Luxury awaits Mandela Olivetti Preacher Ron hops back into the spotlight Flights of Fantasy Goodwood Concorde Goodwood Travel Ltd. Photosales Belgravia-Sheraton Millet Lighting Crystal Price Cascade The Times Trump's big casino gamble could bring the house down Madison Avenue up in arms over 'honest adverts' Martini Papandreou hits comeback trail in a blaze of oratory ICL an STC Company 'Hopping mad' over kangaroo sandwiches PAN AM Kimberly-Clark Samurai chops lead of Peru's best-seller Crammed jails raffle away death Kimberly-Clark The Stamboul Train Weather and Travel Outlook Coast path murder lead News Digest US offers help Bishop to retire Briton accused Bomb at shop Bullion charge Show approved High note Bond Winners Mr Frisk hangs on for the glory Agony as brave Durham Edition challenges to the last only to come second again Stephen Jones Reports on the Grand National Gower on sick list News in Brief Leaders slip Sculls surge Lamb century leads fight-back Today's Golfer Faldo fires a great round Coppell, master of art at the Crystal Palace Underdog managers planning FA Cup glory Rob Hughes hails Steve Coppell, once a winger, now the team craftsman of south London Division 1 Royle, master builder of red-brick Oldham Sue Mott salutes Joe Royle, once a striker, now the architect of a northern miracle Ward's late strike punishes Millwall's lack of adventure Military duel settled by a suicidal Derby Gascoigne the teasing genius upsets Clough Bravo United for a firm stand on obscenity Football Focus High-strung Chelsea hasten Luton's doom Everton plod to a limp victory The Sunday Times No Title Rugby Results Racing Results Racing Focus Head to Head: Scramble for the minor places in the second race at Hackney Singh delights in turning on the power For the Record What the Other Papers Say Digest Morris's trio of tries clinches county crown Cusworth: the hands have it Flowers & Plants Association French create shock waves with upset victory Youth has its day as Wales deny England a whitewash Rugby Round-Up Tune in to some rugby that's special David Lawrenson sees the Hong Kong Sevens live up to its billing Rugby Round-Up Bridgend fight to wave spirited Aberavon aside Neath in war of the wounds Serve and Volley Faldo and Floyd set for titanic struggle Floyd stays ahead as the Americans attempt to snatch the green jacket from the Europeans John Hopkins reports from Augusta, where Faldo and Langer lead the European challenge and a new-look Nicklaus lurks Nissan Seve hits form but it may be too late Hendry the boy wonder is ready to topple Davis from the throne Snooker: young pretender prepares to knock the crown from the champion's head Nick Pitt meets Stephen Hendry and finds a young man who has found the mental resolve to take the world title from the hands of Steve Davis Five men standing between Hendry and his coronation Watson's golden chance to rule the middleweights Big-hit Canseco to power on again Multiple Display Advertising Items Jaguar Rolls-Royce & Bentley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Waranted Lex Waranted Bentley 8 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Audi Multiple Classified Advertising Items Broughtons Stratton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Hayselden Audi Multiple Classified Advertising Items H. 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Duff Hart-Davis traces the decline and rescue of a national institution Bundesministerium für Umwelt DHL Worldwide Express What Impact Has the Launch of Two More Sunday Papers… Porn wilts in television all-channel experiment Villagers bombarded with the world's cable and satellite channels have decided what they like best-their own home-grown television station, reports Steve Clarke Can the worker-bosses win the Statesman's last stand? Brian Deer and Ian Birrell look at the left-wing magazine's chances of survival in the face of financial adversity Dangers of putting police in the picture Paper round Creative, Media & Marketing Appointments Harvard Regus Recruitment Agents of Change Caroline Haynes-Winham AGET Language Services Country Lifestyle London Workstyle Simpson (Piccadilly) Ltd The Sunday Times A guide to who's suing whom The Sunday Times Personal Columns Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Announcements Marie Stopes International Multiple Display Advertising Items Le Restaurant Carapace Hampstead Restaurant Guide Brown's Hotel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Haweli Multiple Display Advertising Items Gibraltar House Restaurant Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Blue Jade Thai Restaurant The Blue Jade Multiple Classified Advertising Items Formosa Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Mail-A-Teddy The Emperor of Qin Comes to London Multiple Classified Advertising Items Happy at 77: no longer a wife, mother or daughter Peggy Jay has just published her memoirs, Loves and Labours. Valerie Grove talks to a caring pillar of Hampstead society Local management of schools—will it be a winner? Education Forum Jonathan Croall says headteachers are looking for flexibility over school budgets How Thatcher should change the poll tax The government must act quickly to reform the community charge, says Frank Field Opening up new avenues with a college of the arts Bring back the birch and forget the softies The return of corporal punishment would be tough but fair, says Digby Anderson St Loye's School of Occupational Therapy Club 4 Events France OISE St. Agnan's Ladies College The Sunday Times University of Edinburgh Lansdowne Centre for Executive Development Multiple Display Advertising Items Cranfield Britain's Unique University Westminster Abbey Choir The School of Surgical Chiropody Learn Book Keeping and Accounts The Business Language Consultancy Erith College of Technology The Cordon Bleu Cookery School Huron University American Degrees The French Centre Learn Italian in Tuscany Fairfax University (USA) The Palladio Academy of Interior Design Multiple Display Advertising Items St. Godric's College Brookside Secretarial College Cambridge Highways Department Personnel Section Oxfordshire Health Authority Computing and Information Division Information… Developing Family Health Services in Essex Humberside County Council Unicef United Nations Children's Fund The Management Centre Pride of the Chilterns South Beds Staffordshire Family Practitioner Committee Redbridge Personal Services James Baker Associates St. Andrew's Hospital Dartford and Gravesham Health Authority Business to Business Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ealing Hammersmith & Hounslow Family Practitioner… The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items 01-481 1982 Home Choice Video's Hutchinson Fidelity Toplix Own your Own Training Business Multiple Classified Advertising Items Pentacon International Company Services Ltd. 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David Brierley and Peter Hadfield explain the causes and the dangers it holds for everyone else Citicorp Venture Capital AirUK Barclays MB may dispose of overseas interests Sharewatch Buckingham at the double Roof caves in on builders Contango The Royal Bank of Scotland A Share in the Boardroom Major Share Movements Tax Free for Tourists Cranfield School of Management Scotland Land of Opportunity Kroll gumshoes on BTR's track Brand-new visitor Companies run for cover The Business Exchange Kicking themselves over a Dolci veto Sultan goes for gold Agencies live in fear of the civil servants' pinch Sirius International Flying in the face of competition A long hot summer for the economy Economic Perspective Quadrant Communications Bank of Scotland Plotting a $17bn Buyout North of England Building Society Next Week: The battle hots up Knight Williams Alliance Leicester Perks tip the credit scales Stretching a friendship Premium burden for home buyers Unit Trust Index The Sunday TIMES/Micropal Sunday Times Uncertainty dogs share buyers Couples slow off tax mark Save & Prosper Poll tax boost to funeral cover Flemings Investment Trusts Beware tax-free siren songs Manx island of failure IFA Promotion Limited Miers Gargett Financial Specialists Ltd The M&G Group Abbey ending to share row Questions of Cash Photosales Chelsea Building Society Gross interest boom Savings News Safety is best policy Ban on equity adverts may go The changing world of investment trusts as pressure grows to relax the rules Bargaining for a share of the action Split-capital scheme aims at tax windfall Bell Savings Bank The Sunday Times Prudential Holborn Personal Equity Plans Limited Skipton Building Society Confederation Bank No Title Wireless set can be a sound investment Showcase Unit trusts destined for a riskier future Britain's Top 100 The Sunday Times Economic Databank Drug research looks for lift-off Space British scientists are working on important tests—experiments in space that could boost the fight against Aids and arthritis. Denise Chevin reports Shades of excellence Colour The Sage Group Plc Flying the ocean wave Sailing Telescope zooms off British Innovation Awards Sugars help oilmen Angela Long at the Latest British Technology Festival The Which Computer? Show Dowty lands $800m Airbus deal Indicator of the Week 3M Speedy rival for advertising 'bible' Guinness supporters' fees probed Ermenegildo Zegna Bid talk helps to steady prices World Markets The magnificent seven Can they build a harmonious masterpiece in an urban jungle? 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But, writes Deirdre Fernand, the well-heeled hopefuls of 1990 are looking for good connections, not a great catch Contents Holiday Autos Rainforest controversy with a Sting in its tale People Classified Travel Trail Finders the Travel Experts Multiple Display Advertising Items Launching a novel phase with a bang REHO Multiple Display Advertising Items Shrouded in the same old mystery Looking down on fashion for the trendies My Style Nigel Planer talks to Moira Petty about the high life of one no longer quite so young High-powered women wear low heels Kate Saunders spots a trend at the 1990 Businesswoman of the Year ceremony Flowers & Plants Association Weighty issues behind the wallpaper Tim Willis finds that the secrets of happiness in the Nineties are hidden in the home Drawing down the Moon Miele Anything Else is a Compromise Pure New Wool Simply Marvellous New York 1990: Calvin Klein, Donna Karan, Michael Kors, Marc Jacobs, Zoran and Charlotte Neuville unveil their new puritanism Marion Hume reports on the shape of things to come in the Big Apple—conspicuous consumption is out, low-key fashion longevity is definitely in Cartier Breitling The cream of Easter eggs Private Advertisers Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Choice Game for a slice of wild boar Classified Travel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Flights Multiple Display Advertising Items Pleasure Travel Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Whetting the appetite for a golden aperitif Wine The Bin Club Continued on page G10 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fantasy is a four-legged friend During eight days on horseback with 10 ladies from the Home Counties, Mark Ottaway braves 'black runs' and 'bandits' high in the magnificent Chilean Andes and gets carried away by the nomadic life Crystal Holidays Olau Cross-Channel Ferry Liners Winter gloom in store Brit air Scandinavian Seaways See HENLEY-on-THAMES Royal Rowing Regatta/arts… Voyages Jules Verne Hong Kong Mark Warner French Railways Citybreaks Thomson Paradores & Pousadas Hayes and Jarvis (Travel) Limited Venture into unexplored Territories Classic collection The Travel Section Multiple Display Advertising Items Superstar the Holiday Company of Elal Picture Gallery Self-Catering CV Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Corsica Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sultans of steam in a Turkish tapestry Turkey's steam trains are coming out of retirement to offer a ride that is not just for steam buffs, says Carole Stewart Self-Catering Multiple Classified Advertising Items Classified Travel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Continued on next page Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Cunard Princess Special Interest Explore Adventures Multiple Display Advertising Items Cruising & Sailing Abroad Sunsail Clubs Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Tarn Pays passion Multiple Display Advertising Items Yachtclub Multiple Classified Advertising Items UK Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Winter Sports Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items John Morgan Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Marine Hotel The Nare Hotel Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Osborne Hotel Character Cottages Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items London Elizabeth Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Gardens of paradise A Weekend Away Bluebell woods and bamboo forests—CELIA Haddon discovers the varied delights of Cornwall in the springtime The Sunday Times Reminiscence Game The Sunday Times Crossword Contents Picture Gallery My Darling Clementine Winston and Clementine The Triumph of the Churchills by Richard Hough Bantam Press £16.95 pp590 Philip Ziegler Contents The Book Guild Ltd. 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Honda Matisse Sees the Light Picture Gallery Pernod Mitsubishi Motors Philips Britain's Rich The Top 200 Colour Code The Queen, 63: Head of State, £6700 million The Duke of Westminster, 38: Landowner, £4200 million Gad 67, and Hans Rausing 64: Food Packaging, £2040 million Lord Sanisbury, 62 And Family: Retailing, £1777 million Garfield Weston, 63: Food Production, £1674 million The Moores Family: Football Pools, £1670 million Lord Vestey, 49 and Edmund Vestey, 58: Food Production, £1420 million John Paul Getty II, 57: Oil, £1350 million Robert Maxwell, 66: Publishing, £1100 million Charles Feeney: Retailing, £1020 million Gopi and Sri Hinduja: Trading, £1000 million George Livanos: Shipping, £930 million Sir James Goldsmith, 57: Finance £870 million Sir John Swire, 63 and Sir Adrian Swire, 58: Shipping and Aviation, £692 million Gerald Ronson, 50: Property and Petrol Stations, £548 million David and Frederick Barclay, 55: Hotels and Property, £500 million Richard Branson, 39: Music, Airlines, £488 million The Rules of Engagement Earl Cadogan, 76: Landowner, £450 million John Jerwood: Trading, £400 million Viscount Portman, 55: Landowner, £400 million David Thompson, 54: Food Processing and Property £400 million Viscount Cowdray, 80: Finance, £352 million Lord Cayzer, 80 and Family: Finance and Shipping, £350 million Sighismund Berger, 68: Property, £330 million Paul McCartney, 47: Music, £350 million Jack, 59 and Fred Walker, 63: Steel, £330 million Harry Hyams, 61: Property, £320 million Lord Howard De Walden, 77: Landowner, £310 million Viscount Rothermere, 64: Newspaper Publishing, £308 million Joe Bamford, 72: Construction equipment, £300 million The Duke Of Buccleuch, 66: Landowner, £300 million Jack Dellal, 66: Trading, £250 million Gore-Tex Bovis Richard George, 45 and Family: Cereals, £250 million Sir Evelyn De Rothschild: Banking, £250 million Roland "Tiny" Rowland, 72: Mining and Trade, £231 million Asil Nadir, 48: Trading, £213 million Lord Forte, 81 and Family: Hotels, £210 million Sir John Baring, 61 and Family: Banking, £200 million The Marquess of Bath, 85: Landowner, £200 million Viscount Hambleden, 60 and Family: Newspaper Distribution, £200 million Malcolm Healey: Furniture, £200 million The Earl of Iveagh, 52 and The Guinness Family: Brewing, £200 million Charles, 46 and Maurice Saatchi, 43: Advertising, £200 million The Marquess of Tavistock, 50: Landowner, £200 million Finch Conservatories Laser Evan Cornish, 67: Packaging, £190 million Stephen Rubin, 52: Shoe Manufacturing, £188 million John Clothier, 43 and Family: Shoes, £180 million Antony Pilkington, 54 and Family: Glassmaking, £180 million David Rowland, 43: Property, £180 million Paul Hamlyn, 64: Publishing, £164 million Michael Hunt: Car dealing, £160 million Ken Morrison, 58 and Family: Supermarkets, £155 million Neville Johnson Fitted Office Furniture Anita, 47 and Gordon Roddick, 47: Retailing, £152 million Robert Edmiston, 43: Car Dealing, £150 million Ian McGlinn, 46: Investment, £150 million Jacob Rothschild, 53: Finance, £150 million John Asprey, 52 and Family: Jewellery, £149 million Samuel Whitbread, 53 and Family: Brewing, £148 million Bruno Schroder, 57 and Family: Banking, £147 million Ronald Hobson, 64: Car Parks, £145 million Sir Donald Gosling, 61: Car Parks, £145 million The Duke of Atholl, 58: Landowner, £143 million The World's Top Ten Sir Kenneth Kleinwort, 54 and Family: Banking, £162 million Benzion Freshwater, 41: Residential property, £131 million Brian Thomson, 71 and Family: Publishing, £127 million Lord McAlpine, 47: Building, £125 million The Duke of Northumberland, 36: Landowner, £125 million The Duke of Devonshire, 70: Landowner, £120 million Lord Hartwell, 78 and the Berry Family: Newspaper Publishing, £120 million Alan Sugar, 43: Computers, £118 million James Miller, 55 and Family: Building, £111 million David Wilson, 48: Housebuilding, £110 million The Clark Family: Property, £109 million The Duke of Beaufort, 62: Landowner, Art Dealer, £107 million Sir Bernard Ashley, 63: Retailing, £104 million Michael Ashcroft, 44: Entrepreneur, £100 million Albert Gubay: Supermarkets and Banking, £100 million Viscount Astor, 38: Landowner, £100 million The Earl pf Derby, 71: Landowner, £100 million Lady Eleanor Glover: Landowner, £100 million Charles Hambro, 59 and Family: Banking, £100 million The Keswick Family: Finance and Trading, £100 million Ian and John Marks: Confectionery, £100 million Christopher Moran, 40: Finance, £100 million Peter De Savary, 45: Finance, £100 million Ken Scowcroft, 61: Insurance, £100 million The Earl of Stockton, 46: Publishing, £100 million Peter Tom, 49 and Family: Quarrying, £99 million Subaru Sir Hector Laing, 66 and Family: Biscuits, £96 million Lord Hanson, 68: Industry, £95 million Sir Maurice, 72 and Sir Kirby Laing, 73: Building, £94 million Lord Weinstock, 65 and Family: Industry, £91 million Jasminder Singh and Family: Hotels, £90 million Stuart Lipton, 46: Property Development, £89 million Lynn Wilson, 50 and Family: Building, £88 million The Duke of Argyll, 52: Landowner, £87 million Capt Alwyne Farquharson, 70: Landowner, £87 million Wilf Dorrigan, 52: Electronics, £85 million The Earl of Inchcape, 72: Landowner and Industrialist, £85 million Terry Curry, 51 and Family: Former retailer, £80 million George Moore: Furniture, £80 million Nazmu Virani, 41: Property, £79 million Lord Rayne, 72: Property, £79 million Antony Crosthwaite Eyre, 49 and Family: Publishing, £77 million Sir Peter Michael, 51: Industry, £76 million Ali Jalali Farhani, 32: Hotels, £75 million Charanjit, 48 and Satinder Vohra 41: Hotels, £76 million John Brotherton Ratcliffe, 71 and Family: Property and Development, £75 million Peter Greenall, 36 and Family: Brewing, £75 million Mick Jagger, 46: Music, £75 million Sir Phil Harris, 47: Carpets, £75 million Pilkington Supamat Only 104 of the richest 200 people are in Who's Who. Only 35 of the 200 went to Eton The Earl of Radnor, 62: Landowner, £75 million Stanley and Peter Thomas: Food Products, £75 million Sir Christopher Wates, 50 and Family: Building, £75 million Sir Gordon White, 66: Industry, £75 million Simon Miller: Property, £75 million Yorkon John Whittaker, 48: Property, £75 million Leonard Van Geest, 40: Fruit and Food Importing, £72 million Sir David Alliance, 58: Textiles, £71 million Chris Blackwell, 52: Records, £70 million John Apthorp, 54 and Family: Ex-frozen Foods, £71 million The Duke of Roxburghe, 35: Landowner, £70 million Tony Clegg, 53: Today Property, £70 million Len, 65 and Nigel Jagger: Entrepreneurs, £70 million Colin Sanders: Computers, £70 million The Earl of Lonsdale, 67: Landowner, £71 million Sir Arthur Marshall, 86: Aircraft Engineering, £68 million John James Fenwick, 57 and Family: Department Stores, £65 million George Michael, 26: Music, £65 million Cameron Mackintosh: Impresario, £65 million Peter Palumbo, 54: Development, £65 million Raymond Slater, 56: Property, £65 million Donald Bilton and Family: Property, £64 million Michael Bishop, 48: Airlines, £60 million Tony Budge, 50: Construction, £60 million The Marquess of Bute, 57: Landowner, £60 million The Earl of Cawdor, 57: Landowner, £60 million Sir Humphrey Cripps, 74: Industry, £60 million The Grant Gordon Family: Whisky distilling, £60 million Edwin Healey: Property, £60 million Michael Heseltine, 57: Politics, £60 million Lord Iliffe, 82: Publishing, £60 million Andrew Lloyd Webber, 42: Composing, £60 million John James, 84: Business, £60 million Sir Peter Shepherd, 73 and Family: Building, £60 million David Sullivan: Publishing, £60 million Peter Wilson and Family: Publishing, £60 million Ivan Twigden, 42: Building, £60 million Maurice Wohl, 73: Property, £60 million Peter, 45 and John Beckwith, 43: Property Development, £59 million John Thornton, 46 and Family: Chocolates, £59 million Michael, 42 and David Green, 44: Video, Television, Interior Design, £59 million David McErlain, 42: Coal, £57 million William and Frank Brake, 56: Food Distribution, £56 million Tony Bramall, 54: Car Dealing, £55 million Ronald Diggens, 79: Property, £55 million Michael Hollingbery, 56: Retailing, £55 million Ecstatic Lord Lovat, 78: Landowner, £55 million James Sherwood, 56: Shipping, £55 million Nat Somers, 81: Airports, £55 million John Zochonis, 60 and Family: Soap and overseas trading, £54 million Esmond Bulmer, 54: Cider Making, £53 million Lord Clinton, 58: Landowner, £52 million Eric Grove, 59: Property, £52 million Peter Birse: Building, £51 million Stanley Clarke, 57: Property, £51 million Gordon Baxter, 71: Food, £51 million Elliott Bernerd, 44: Property, £50 million Lord Bolton, 70: Landowner, £50 million Kayam Sir Neville and Trevor Bowman-Shaw: Industry, £50 million The Earl of Bradford, 42: Landowner, £50 million Godfrey Bradman, 53: Property, £50 million Robert Carter: Construction, £50 million Lady Anne Cavendish Bentinck, 73: Landowner, £50 million Kayam Wessex Conservatories Jonathan Clague: Casinos and Trading, £50 million Viscount Coke, 57: Landowner, £50 million Martin Dawes: Communications, £50 million Paul Green, 41: Leasing, £50 million James Gulliver, 59: Retailing, £50 million The Earl of Harewood, 67: Landowner, £50 million Martin Harrison, 42: Leasing, £50 million Sir Jack Hayward, 66: Finance, £50 million Strachan Multiple Display Advertising Items Velux Roof Windows Hurdin Jivraj, 50: Hotelier, £50 million Sir Emmanuel Kaye, 75: Industry, £50 million Viscount Leverhulme, 74: Landowner, £50 million John and James MacDonald-Buchanan: Whisky and Land, £50 million Norman MacKinnon: Drambuie, £50 million Dr Daniel McDonald, 84: Industry, £50 million Charlotte Morrison, 34: Landowner, £50 million Brian Morrison and Family: Whisky, £50 million Mickie Most: Pop Music, £50 million Peter Jones: Building, £50 million Jake Navy Print Shirt-Waister, £50 million Marquess of Northampton, 44: Landowner, £50 million Robert Sangster, 53: Horses, £50 million Jim Slater, 61: Finance, £50 million Paul Sykes: Property, £50 million Richard Tompkins, 74: Green Shield Stamps, £50 million The Index of Wealth Book of the Rich The Sunday Times The Hon Vincent Weir, 55 and Family: Shipping, £50 million George Williams: Double-Glazing, £50 million Lord Wolfson, 62: Mail order, £50 million The Times OBAS Orthopaedic and Medibeds Roof-Tek Hawkshead Countrywear Direct Garden Supplies Alert for Ever To keep your brain in top gear you need to pump in the right fuel. 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