News from 10/04/1994
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Jacquey Visick, N P Sweeney, Vijay Mallya, John Dugdale, Robert Saxton, Michael Prescott, Stephen Ellis, Philip Schofield, John Coleman, Barbara Hall, Graham Lockhart, Richard Ellis, King Goodwill Zwelithini, Hendrik de Wet, Carole Dawson, Jim Munro, Raymond Moon, John Peter, Mark Reason, Jonathan Miller, Eric Dymock, Barbara Hill, Susan d'Arcy, Nick Rufford, Graham Rose, Sheridan Morley, Nicolette Jones, Christa D'souza, Charles Kennedy Mp, Diana Wright Personal Finance Editor, Phil Collins, Anthony Lyman-Dixon, Oliver Todd, Professor Walter Holland, David Smith, Graham Hooper, William Green, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Charles Hymas, John Weightman, Edward Welsh, Paul Rock, Jill Edwards, Mary Wilson, Gordon Baxter, John Draper, Richard Eaton, Annabel Heseltine, Geordie Greig, Neville Hodgkinson, Tony Allen-Mills, Martin James, Robert Sandall, Iain Johnstone, Geordie Greg, Nilgin Yusuf, Irwin Stelzer, Ian P Dunbar, Ivan Fallon, George Turnbull, John C Rodes, Mark Ottaway, Mary Warnock, Julius Bryant, David Dougill, Robert Hewison, Bob Gibson, Julie Alexander, John Gribbin, Rebecca Fowler Arts Correspondent, Frederick Barclay, Mariella Frostrup, Christopher Matthews, Harvey Porlock, Adrian Marks, Hugh Canning, Hugh Mcllvanney, Margarette Driscoll, Michael De Larrabeiti, Jeremy Clarkson, Peter Kemp, David Cairns, Pamela Harriman, John Strawson, Sean Ryan, Geoff Whitten, (Captain) Arnold Horwell, Boris Schapire, Barry Goode, Paul Johnson, Liz Jones, Chase De Vere, Marius Brill, Peter Kellner, H Eysenck, George Perry, Elaine Feinstein, Sue Mott, Andrew Barr, Mark Skipworth, Nick Gardner, Ardyn Bernoth, Jonathan Margolis, Terry O'Neill, Christine Toomey, Bernard Cafferty, Christopher Frayling, Barbara Taylor Bradford, Paul Donovan, Alasdair Aston, Paul Eastman, Alan Ruddock Deputy City Editor, Helmoed-Romer Heitman, J Bawtree, Sue Lawrence, Lewis Wolpert, Simon Mills, Paul Driver, James Adams, Richard Bath, Nicholas Fraser, Tim Rayment, Kirstie Hamilton, Christina Line, David Lawrenson, Dave Thomas, Professor Kevin Thompson, Charles Hymas Education Correspondent, Philip Englefield, Jonathan Annells, Lois Rogers, Sean Newsom, John Karter, Mrs M Thompson, Kate Saunders, Barbara Amiel, Nick Gordon, Malcolm Winton, Lisa Brinkworth, Sir Peregrine Worsthorne, Claire Galea, Craig Brown, Colin Smith, Diana Wright, Helen Hawkins, Emma Gilbey, Stephen Jones, Mike Presdee, Tim Baker, Andrew Grice Chief Political Correspondent, Helen Birch, Richard Palmer, Alex Topham, Andrew Grice, Robert Elms, Martin Searby, Keith Wheatley, Claire Oldfield, Touche Ross, Anthony Quinn, Ian Burrell, Colin Hegarty, Andrew Lorenz Associate Business Editor, Loulse Taylor, Brough Scott, Lewls Rushbrook, Bruce Johnston, Richard Woods, Clive Everton, Garth Alexander, Antony Worrall Thompson, Peter Johnson, Rachel Cooke, Paul Coggle, David Churchill, P Hartshorn, Kevin Pratt, Renzo Galeotti, Roger Lewis, Michael Kallenbach, Rebecca Fowler, David, David Hunn, Richard Painter Chief Executive, John P McCarthy, D J Taylor, Mihir Bose, John Harlow, Peter Clarke, Lesley Thomas, Michael Austin, Andrew Alderson, John Waples, Alastair Burnet, E Turner, A A Gill, M Shiels, J B O'Mulloy, Andrew Malone, Robert Madge, Stan Levenson, David Major, Norman Macrae, Rajeev Syal, Chris Dighton, Nadine Meisner, Lauren St John, Gilbert Adair, Andrew Lorenz, Liam Clarke, Peter Semler, Alan Ruddock, Ross Hulley, Vince Wright, Hugh Pearman, Peter Baines, Brigitte Hayes, David Smith Economics Editor, Neil MacLean, Alan Sugar, Tony Hetherington, Emma Forrest, Peter Roebuck, Walter Ellis, Stephen Boyd, Steve Grant, James Duff, Beppe Severgnini,
ResumoPrincess Diana to become Red Cross roving ambassador Article Withdrawn Westerners airlifted out of Rwandan bloodbath Annabel Heseltine in Katuna on the Rwandan border reports how tribal war rages as French paratroopers fly to rescue trapped families British Airways Britain's Richest 500 Star rider: Dunwody celebrates a thrilling National win Queen is deposed as richest Grand Obsession New evidence links gay sex drug to Aids AIDS hopes dashed by terrible truth on AZT Trans Indus Ltd Psion Sewills Cellnet The Sunday Times Spencer denies link to Guppy's millions Drivers face rural road tolls and bans Article Withdrawn Tate sets sights on power station as £50m gallery The Times Hewlett Packard Free Book Offer The Card A unique event in newspaper publishing Texaco RSPCA's £75m 'scandal' Inquiry urged into cash mountain as animal cruelty reaches record Mad, mad world of a fallen star Fowler under fire for poll forecast 'gaffe' Kind view of benefit cheats Young royals put accent on slang Major won't bow to his attackers Winning ways: Oprah Winfrey with a Bafta award for… Abbey National Victims warn of liposuction risks Citroën ZYX Revealed: dark sex secrets of a clean-cut hero Insurers cut cash payouts 'When she needed help, the firm used a petty excuse to reduce her claim' Midland The Listening Bank Member Hsbc Group Tory rebels may force video curb Iltalkland Singularly Cellular The gaffes according to Carey The Archbishop of Canterbury dived into hot water again last week with remarks about Britain being 'a pretty ordinary little nation'. Does he have a vision? Or is he simply a man in a muddle? Walter Ellis and Rebecca Fowler report What the Archbishop Said What They Said about Him It was Derby Day at its best The Runners and Riders Picture Gallery The Cavalier Cdx from Vauxhall Massacre of an Innocent All eyes were on the IRA ceasefire, but it was the savage murder of a Protestant woman mistaken for a Catholic that once again brought home the unforgiving cruelty of Belfast's sectarian tragedy American Airlines American Airlines American Airlines Team games without tears Holiday Inn Time on his hands Cash well spent on Clarke's freebie When will there be justice for my rapist friend? We must be off our trolleys Nick Newman's Week Inspectors find model school for inner city 'It's been about enthusiasm at the top and a change of perception that the Wythens hawe youngsters can do better' Norman's sacking leaves athletics at a crossroads Epson Death of junior doctor In today's Other Papers Labour's £4 minimum wage Major shelves privatisation plans £11m spent on war pensions HQ Book says Queen is poorly educated Royal gates 'a disgrace' Literary model Mandela tells Zulus: obey or be wiped out World Dental Federation Winnie accused of cheating ANC Our editorial A rebellion to strangle the country Helmoed-Romer Heitman sees South Africa's leaders being blind to the dangers of a revolt in Natal Nissan Angels avenge Rwandan god Africa's smallest country is also one of the bloodiest, writes Nick Gordon Resignation stuns Japan Hosokawa's exit casts doubt on future of political reforms Canon (UK) Ltd Baby Doc's lush lifestyle turns to farce 'Michele spent £350,000 on jewellery in a year, and another £90,000 on Givenchy dresses' 'Too soft' Clinton to get tough on Russia Yeltsin closes plague plants Ford Grunge king unable to deal with stardom Robert Sandall charts a rock music tragedy King returns to LA law Picture Gallery Power but no glory for Italy's right The right-wing coalition may have won the election, writes Beppe Severgnini, but will it form a lasting new republic? Elysee suicide haunts president Parkinson's Disease Society Viglen Limited Volvo Car UK Limited Brothers at arms Arab and Jewish fanatics aim to kill peace bid Rose seen as key to US policy shift Electrique Murder video throws Mexico into turmoil Renault Cars with Flair Death stalks Moscow's crime bosses The Sunday Times Trooper claims he got 100 women for Clinton Picture Gallery Weather and Travel Outlook Britain pushes for US troops Amateur rides her way into history 13 accused of mortgage fraud News Digest £50,000 grab Gazza optimism Body in wood Party donations Police shake-up Trains collide School gift Miinnehoma makes it home Dunwoody relishes the challenge from Maguire Hugh Mcllvanney takes pleasure in a stirring victory on a memorable afternoon at Aintree Chelsea in final News inside Bath close to title England fight Hoping Praying Too soft on Norman Thinking Picture Gallery Swinging FA Cup: Semi-final Rovers won't wilt under pressure Dave Thomas on why Kenny Dalglish's team have the qualities to last the distance Pools Chelsea book their return ticket Deryck Brown at Wembley Old boy Cottee turns the screws on West Ham Mlhir Bose at Upton Park City slickers prove too smart for Newcastle Sue Mott at Maine Road Le Tissier hat-trick opens the floodgates in nine-goal rush Chris Lightbown at Carrow Road Whistle Blower Let's Hear It For The FA Ooh Err Donkey Dons Ref's Revenge United Skint Catch The Fever Oldham Babble Call Me Sir Evans's switch sinks Ipswich Louise Taylor at Anfield Wednesday win, lose Walker Martin Searby at Hillsborough Luckless Spurs dispute the reaper's call Malcolm Winton at Highfield Road Leicester storm back to stay in hunt Football Focus Coca-Cola football Match Royle the joker in the Oldham pack Sue Mott meets the manager plotting the FA Cup downfall of Manchester United Goodbye Gazza, hello brave new England? Mihir Bose on why the loss of his star could be good news for Terry Venables Palace refuse to drop guard Vince Wright at Selhurst Park Forest plot the return course Steve Grant at The Valley Mercury… Watson and the sands of time Lauren St John sees a past Master's bid to win a third green jacket at Augusta Dollond & Aitchison Better deals for would-be golfers Colin Hegarty discovers that joining a club is no longer like trying to get into Fort Knox Rise of Mize is anything but a fluke Darrell Survey Company The Rules of Golf in IRELAND—No. 2 Richardson's mellow fruitfulness Peter Roebuck says Richie Richardson can be the best West Indies captain since Worrell Black & Decker Safety Notice Smith scents Whitbread win as Dolphin dreams dive Sailing Confessions of a dedicated non-runner Brough Scott on his week of sweat and tears training for the marathon he is running for Cliff Temple Leicester title hopes sink in a muddy Bath Stephen Jones at the Recreation Ground Hartlepool go up with smash-and-grab win Michael Austin at Brierton Lane Doomed Exiles do themselves no favours Richard Bath at Sunbury Stuttering Sale count up their blessings Chris Dighton at College Grove Hall not ready to claim a victory Rugby Round-Up Injury puts Fairbrother on mat David Hunn reports on a cruel twist of fortune for Britain's judo world champion Mercury Communications Axeman Marshall creates a piece of history Squash Young pretender aims for Hendry's world crown Snooker Seve's 39th step: put O'Grady in his place Action Replay Becker is bamboozled by Chang News Focus Motor racing Athletics Hockey Motorcycling Rugby League Cricket Darts For the Record Racing Golf Sport on TV This Week's Fixtures Rugby Union Fraser the hero as England rally Peter Roebuck sees West Indies flourish, then surprisingly fumble, at Kensington Oval Old hand proves the master of Aintree Brough Scott picks out one cool head in the madding crowd at the Grand National Swinton Contents Swiss boasts disturb the peace at Eurotunnel Power firms set to get merger fever Heseltine to urge industry shake-up Markets sidelined as betting spree grips City Contents Ritz for sale—again Charlton moves into chips Thinking the Unthinkable Markets face test ahead of key figures Psion Regulators must rein in utilities Business Comment Dearne Valley Partnership Golden Smithy House The rich: safe and soundly based View Point Weinstock in Italian link GEC in talks on HK railway BAe goes in to battle over Raytheon deal Blenheim seized by new upheaval Regulators must rein in utilities The rich: safe and soundly based Weinstock in Italian link GEC in talks on HK railway BAe goes in to battle over Raytheon deal Blenheim seized by new upheaval Watchdogs that Didn't Bite General Accident A share in the boardroom Jaguar Tesco challenging low City forecasts Sharewatch FT-SE 100 index Major share movements Top 100 companies International data Britons scale the heights on Wall Street British talent has helped US banks to conquer world markets, reports Garth Alexander from New York Lanarkshire Enterprise Zone Brokers prepare for leaner times after bonus bonanza Miss impos Sol… Syntegra The systems integration business of BT Thinking the unthinkable at Boots The high-street retailer has taken the first step towards the sale of its prescription drugs division. Report by Ardyn Bemoth Cuckney fights for Maxwell deal Zestless Perrier woos British youth Battered Babcock strives to rebuild A big rights issue is critical for the ailing heavy engineer, writes Andrew Lorenz Waiting for the fundamentals to rescue shares Economic Outlook Recovery threatens to end in trade crisis Picture Gallery The Sunday Times US markets dance to different tunes American Account Allied Trust Bank Multiple Classified Advertising Items Touchstone Associates Ltd. Crestcom International, Ltd. Megatech Software Retire Early Executive Recruitment Phone Renotex Limited MHC Ltd Run your Own Introduction Agency Ideas & Inventions for new products Notice to Readers Best Year Ever! Dove Travel Phoenix Group Holdings PLC Liquidations & Receiverships Multiple Display Advertising Items Lorraine Electronics Swiftcall Telephone Club Fidelity Colour Printing Overseas Company Registration Agents Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Offshore & U. K. Companies Companies Spencer Company Formations Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items National Westminster Bank Cellnet Marketing a heady brew Multiple Classified Advertising Items Enterprise takes off from BAe wreckage at Hatfield A project helping former BAe staff set up in business could be a prototype for similar programmes, writes Lewls Rushbrook Prontaprint Ltd Attention Wholesalers and Retailers British Franchise Association Legal & General Franchise your Business British Franchise Association Illegible Article Franchise Development Services Ltd. Intel pitches its Pentium super-chip at the games market Microprocessors Software pirates face crackdown Crime Bose Limited Digital superhighway gets first feeder road Telecoms The Sunday Times Bookies bet on high tech Gambling Card that is a step closer to cashless society Finance Music for publishers' ears Software Making information perfect Databases Sperm secrets revealed Fertilisation Acer Fax/copier is ideal for small firms Easy ride into realm of fantasy Poster power hots upr3\d Printing Cleese stars with Philips Media Bits & Bytes Notebook includes colour printer TV technology goes on show Attali's Russian legacy Prufrock Us and Them at Lloyd's Tokyo climbs as leader falls Signet bid to sell Salisbury He's doing Firkin well Cannabis cultivator is no dope Eurotunnel The Sunday Times Crash averted but the judgment is suspended In the City Suter Maxwell "Old Speckled Hen" They are landing on your doormat now—the tax bills for the Tories' David Smith explains step-by-step how the party dedicated to cutting taxes is now taking an extra £15 a week out of our pockets Va Dc Md Rover 800 Series To the art of the matter 7 Days The Zulu lion roars again Profile King Goodwill Zwelithini 'I feel I've been conned…' Mark Skipworth on your reactions to our revelations about insurance firms Saga Services Ltd. Awayday to our heyday The big D becomes a trendy disorder Depression is the latest ailment to get its own bandwagon, complete with gala dinners. Barbara Amiel diagnoses a problem Meddling hands may make us all sick Health care is poised for a revolution, but politicians and doctors will do their best to stop it, says Norman Macrae The Open University Why playing with figures is a dangerous game for Labour By using spurious council tax averages, Jack Straw risks tarnishing his party's reputation, argues Peter Kellner Godfrey Smith Barbarians by the blackboard Atticvs A rough ride even when he takes the grassroots road Inside Politics Psion Series 3 When the stiff upper lip starts to wobble Comradeship has worn thin between the Kinabalu survivors, report Nick Rufford in Hong Kong and Margarette Driscoll BT Just a flight of fantasy? You may never ride in Son of Concorde—but you will still pay, says John Harlow In a lather over an extra ration of soap Jonathan Margolis on the latest clash between Eastenders and Coronation Street in the BBC-ITV ratings war Trial time for justice on TV Emma Gilbey looks at the case for putting television cameras in British courts Premium Bonds Welcome kick in the right direction Fresh clashes to come on school tests Controversy over compulsory sport Stephen Jones, Rugby Correspondent, is delighted by plans to make team sports an essential part of children's education Picture Gallery Politics of a bygone age rule in a union bent on confrontation Richard Palmer and Charles Hymas report on the hard left's stranglehold on the National Union of Teachers Airtours Answers South Africa: how can we stop the bloodshed? Testing time for industry Multiple Display Advertising Items Going for a sexy story Savills Honour the Nazis' victims on VE-day Multiple Display Advertising Items Forecast of nasty effects If you have views on any subject in the paper Lucy let down by a hack Winkworth Studio Apartment by St Katherines Dock Points Birthdays Barnard marcus Central London Estate Agents John D Wood & Co. Savills Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Dukes Avenue Chiswick Strattons Islington W. C. 1 Barnard marcus The London News Company Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cala Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lights, camera, action: your home is a star Even a humble terrace could end up in the spotlight for a television series on film. Mary Wilson reports Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Watermark Golfing Lodges Sandown Exhibition Centre Savills Multiple Display Advertising Items Los Monteros Outstanding Multiple Display Advertising Items Savills St. George Jefferys Black Horse Agencies Ambrose Berkeley Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Contents Equity trap victims hit by rent penalty Lawyers attack lenders No finer time to be a tax dodger One-fifth shun pension perk Contents Looking up down under…Most fund managers couldn't… Privatisation fund suffers fall Fidelity Investments Contents Indemnities stick to tough terms Comment Morgan Grenfell Cheaper Peps Equitable lead Go to court to get your money back Questions of cash OFT moves against travel firm Govett Global Smaller Companies Investment Trust Plc Things are looking up Down Under In the search for new areas of growth, fund managers are beginning to look away from the well-publicised 'emerging' markets to Australia, writes Nick Gardner Alliance Leicester for the Smarter Investor Low Initial Charge Employees urged to check AVCs Pension trustees often pay little attention to the quality of managers who look after top-up contributions, writes Kevin Pratt Knight Williams & Company Ltd. The Sunday Times Henderson Unit Trust PEP The Sunday Times Finding a way through the mortgage maze How costs vary with interest rates The New GM Card from Vauxhall Leaves Other Cards Foreign & Colonial Investment Trusts The Sunday Times Yorkshire Building Society Mercury Britain's Leading Investment House Scottish Widows To Place Your Advertisement Within The Personal… Woolwich Guernsey Keeping a lid on the kids' cash Persuading a child to invest rather than spend is tough enough, but where is the best place for that pocket money? Kevin Pratt finds out Unit trust offers 8% Independent Financial Adviser Mortgage penalty cut Commercial Union Motor and Home Insurance Is it junk or one of tomorrow's antiques? Collector's file Take note: for £7,000 Update Pet Plan National & Provincial Building Society Garrison Investment Analysis Ltd. Family Assurance Friendly Society Personal Finance M & G Securities Limited How do I bridge pension gap? 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Report by Stephen Ellis Policies trip up drivers abroad The Equitable Life Perpetual Scheme brings peace of mind Singer & Friedlander Investment Funds Abbey National Check-up for endowment policies Savings news Chase De Vere Investments PLC Top savings rates Compounded annual interest (Car) The Sunday Times/Micropal unit trust index Best mortgage rates Chase De Vere Mortgage Management Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Holland Park Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW L & C Tunbridge Wells Wood Heathrow Scotthall BMW Multiple Classified Advertising Items Specialist Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW Altwood Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items ADT Auctions Jaguar Multiple Display Advertising Items Grange Jaguar Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Land-Rover Mercedes Authorised Dealers Multiple Display Advertising Items B & K Thomas Normand Land-Rover Multiple Display Advertising Items Lancaster Multiple Display Advertising Items Greenoaks Bradshaw Webb Multiple Display Advertising Items Malaya Caffyns Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times SAAB Multiple Display Advertising Items Official Porsche Centres Chariots St Albans AFN Porsche Lancaster Toyota Lexus ADT Auctions Registration Transfers McMel & Co Ltd Elite Registrations Fiesta puts security before speed Britain's best-selling small car should be a favourite with insurers, writes Eric Dymock Multiple Classified Advertising Items Midland Registrations Rolls Royce Multiple Display Advertising Items Jack Barclay Ford and VW build a people mover Johnson Wilson International N B Selection Ltd Data Sciences The Uk's Largest Source of Unadvertised… Selector Europe Spencer Stuart British Printing Industries Federation Mainland Pathfinder Employers are neglecting the older worker A survey shows employers are failing to respond to the challenge of having an ageing workforce, writes Philip Schofield N B Selection Ltd Mercuri Urval N B Selection Ltd Sales Automation Software-The next Generation PA Consulting Group Goodman Graham and Associates Pentagon Group Whitehead Selection Royal Mail Goodman Graham and Associates Burmah Castrol Whitehead Selection Data Communications Solutions Adderley-Featherstone plc Howgate Sable Merck Sharp & Dohme Pepsico Food Systems The Housing Corporation Howgate Sable Goodman Graham and Associates United Kingdom Nirex Limited L. 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Kingston University Centres of excellence put choice to the test American 'magnet' schools highlight problems of how to satisfy parental demand, says George Turnbull Education Cranfield University The American College in London French University Language Programmes Savoir-Faire The Sunday Times The Astrid Trust Knightsbridge University Suffolk Management Development Centre The Certified Accountants Educational Trust Liverpool John Moores University EF International Language Schools Home-taught pupils face exam threat Inside Monstrous Regiment The Frankenstein Omnibus edited by Peter Haining Orion £15.99 pp647 Growing pains Brush off Cheap shots Me, myself and I City to city On the Critical List Harvey Porlock survives male narcissism, bestiality and botty-warmers Johnny be bad Autobiography Rotten: No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs The Authorised Autobiography by John Lydon with Keith and Kent Zimmerman Hodder £14.99 pp342 'The most varied, clever and enjoyable crime… The end of the affair Political History "Special" No More Anglo-American Relations: Rhetoric And Reality by John Dickie Weidenfeld £25 pp315 State of terror Political History Russia Under The Bolshevik Regime 1919-1924 by Richard Pipes Harvill/HarperCollins £25 pp587 Daughter of the revolution The Memoirs Of Nikolai Bukharin's Widow by Anna Larina Hutchinson £25 pp384 SCM Press Ltd The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 318 Crossword Enthusiasts To boldly go Evolution The Language Instinct The New Science Of Language And Mind by Steven Pinker a Lane £20 pp388 Sui generis genetics The Runaway Brain The Evolution Of Human Uniqueness by Christopher Wills HarperCollins £18 pp358 Writers' Monthly—Free The Sunday Times Rampant House Ltd. 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Celebrity interviews have lost their bite in the race for readers, says Nicholas Fraser We cannot be serious Scrutiny English National Opera Stars in his crown He only has weeks to live; Dennis Potter's interview on Tuesday was real life drama, says Craig Brown Chichester Festival Theatre Forum The Culture Essay Lost for words Charles Hymas on the damaging effects of poor reading and writing skills The Sunday Times Up from down under Iain Johnstone talks to Peter Weir about his brave choice for a new film, Fearless Windows Peak Movie watch Watch Royal National Theatre He's still here After an absence of eight years, the Bill T Jones/Arnie Zane company returns to London this week. The charismatic Jones will enthral and excite; Zane will be there in spirit. Nadine Meisner on a life's work Pointes on the road ahead An uneven triple bill by the Brb highlights the need for continuity after Sir Peter Wright's retirement, says David Dougill Generation Emma Forrest decides to climb on the band wagon Bannie Raitt Playing it a bit too safe Will bland commercialism be the death of Salzburg's Easter festival? Hugh Canning sees little risk of Herbert von Karajan's successors attaining the founder's cult status Wyndham's Theatre Surrounded by waves of new sound Experimental music is getting a good airing, says Paul Driver Contemporary Composers Composers Sadlers Wells Record check Design Classic: the Boeing 747 Music in Country Churches True Grimes confessions At 53, Anthony Rolfe-Johnson is finally ready for Peter Grimes, Britten's coveted tenor role, he tells Hugh Canning Barbican Hall Multiple Display Advertising Items Raymond Gubbay Grosvenot Gallery Bankhouse Do It Better The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Britten Sinfonia Deacon Blue Royal Academy of Arts National Exhibition Centre Cambridge Theatre Celebration Concert Emmylou Harris Elkie Brooks Multiple Display Advertising Items A Spot of bother Why is the National staging mediocre American drama, asks John Peter Heart of darkness In Quest Of Conscience realises the unimaginable Royal Opera House The Sunday Times Second sites Two ambitious new museums of modern art are to be housed in former industrial monoliths on the banks of the Tyne and the Thames. 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The Cream of Manchester The Sunday Times Cheltenham & Gloucester Building Society Breitling Seriously Richer The top 10 over the years Jack Barclay Rules of Engagement Bankers Trust Company Taxing year topples the monarchy: The Queen, 68: Head of state, £5,000m (£5,000m) The Queen 68 Head of state £5,000m (£5,000m) Simple pack that turned brothers into crème de la crème: Gad, 71and Hans Rausing, 68: Food packaging, £5,200m (£4,000m) Gad 71 and Hans Rausing 68 Food packaging £5,200m (£4,000m) Wealth Code The Economist Casualty of competition: David Sainsbury, 53 and Family: Retailing, £2,700m David Sainsbury 53 and Family Retailing John, 65 and Peter Moores, 62: Stores and football pools, £… (£…) John Paul Getty II, 61: Oil, £1,650m (£…) Garfield Weston, 66: Food Production, £… (£…) The Duke of Westminster, 42: Landowner, £… (£…) Sri, 59 and Gopi Hinduja, 54: Finance and trading, £1,350m (£…) Sir John, 67 and Sir Adrian Swire, 62: Shipping and aviation, £… (£…) Terry Matthews, 50: Electronics, £… (£…) Richard Branson, 43: Airline and retailing, £… (£…) Sir James Goldsmith, 61: Finance, £… (£…) Robin Fleming and Family, 61: Banking and land, £… (£…) George Soros, 63: Speculation, £… (£…) Quantum Fund. which has achieved returns of 1.000%… Viscount Cowdray, 84 and The Pearson Family: Media and land, £700m (£450m) Bruno Schroder and Family: Banking, 61, £603m (£293m) Lord Vestey, 53 and Edmund Vestey, 61: Food production, £6000m (£500m) The Earl of Iveagh, 24 and the Guinness Family: Brewing, £555m (£570m) Henry, 55 and Simon Keswick, 51: Finance and trading, £550m (£260m) David and Frederick Barclay 59 Property and hotels Charles Feeney, 62: Retailing, £520m (£850m) Viscount Rothermere, 68: Newspaper publishing, £… (£…) The Thomson Family: Publishing, £… (£…) Paul McCartney, 51: Pop music, £… (£…) Jack Walker, 63: Steel, £… (£…) Robert Edmiston, 47: Property and motor distribution, £372m (£290m) Winifred, 44 and Patrick Murphy, 82: Property, £… (£…) The Duke of Devonshire, 74: Landowner, £338m (£200m) Paul Raymond, 68: Publishing and property, £… (£…) Sir Peter Shepherd, 77 and Family: Construction, £326m (£200m) Kenneth Morrison, 62 and Family: Retailing, £320m (£403m) David Lewis, 69 and Family: Fashion wear and property, £310m (£150m) Andrew Brownsword, 46: Greeting cards, £300m (£190m) Lord Cayzer, 84 and Family: Finance, £300m (£350m) Ronald Hobson, 73: Car parks, £300m (£223m) Lord Howard de Walden, 81: Landowner, £300m (£200m) The shows go on: Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber, 46: Music, £300m (£200m) Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber 46 Music Richest women in the list Sir John Templeton, 81: Finance, £300m (£300m) The top industrialists David Thompson, 58: Finance, £300m (£300m) Harry Hyams, 66: Property, £266m (£220m) The top media millionaires Sir Donald Gosling, 65: Car parks, £260m (£223m) Graham Kirkham, 49: Furniture, £260m (£80m) The top aristocrats Roland "Tiny" Rowland, 76: Finance, £258m (£162m) The top financiers The Duke of Buccleuch, Landowner, £250m (£170m) Felix Grovit, 51: Property and finance, £250m (£250m) Albert Gubay, 63: Banking and property, £250m (£250m) Edwin, 56 and Malcolm Healey: Property and retailing, £250m Property and retailling The Duke of Northumberland, 40: Land and art, £250m (£60m) Viscount Portman, 60: Landowner, £250m (£175m) John Fenwick, 61 and Family: Retailing, £240m (£250m) David Wilson, 52: Building, £240m (£166m) Stephen Morgan, 41: Construction, £235m (£75m) Paul Hamlyn, 68: Publishing, £230m (£180m) Transatlantic network: Robert Madge, 42: Computers, £203m Robert Madge 42 Computers £203m Stephen Rubin, 56: Sportswear, £230m (£260m) Sir David, 62 and Nigel Alliance, 59: Retailing and textiles, £200m (£150m) Joe, 77 and Sir Anthony Bamford, 48: Construction equipment, £200m (£120m) The Earl of Cadogan, 80: Landowner, £200m (£200m) Jack Dellal, 70: Finance, £200m (£250m) Sir Evelyn de Rothschild, 62 and Family: Banking, £200m (£200m) David Crossland, 47 and Thomas Trickett, 62: Package holidays, £… (£…) Martyn Arbib, 54: Investments, £… (£…) Kevin Leech, 51: Entrepreneur, £… (£…) Lord Forte, 85 and Family: Hotels, £190m (£130m) Benzion Freshwater, 46 and Family: Property, £… (£…) Thomas Mackie, 71: Electrical goods, £… (£…) John Murphy, 70: Construction, £… (£…) Michael Cornish, 40: Packaging, £… (£…) Trevor Hemmings, 58: Building and leisure, £… (£…) Sugar's sour note: Alan Sugar, 47: Electronics and Football, £… (£…) Lord Rothschild, 57: Finance, £166m (£150m) The Earl of Stockton, 50: Publishing, £… (£…) David Sullivan, 45: Publishing, £… (£…) Paul Sykes, 51: Property, £… (£…) The Whitbread Family: Brewing, £… (£…) The Kleinwort Family: Banking, £… (£…) Christopher Moran, 46: Finance, £150m (£150m) The boot that fits: Max, 55 and Stephen Griggs, 32: footwear, £149m (£25m) Max 55 and Stephen Griggs 32 footwear Clarice Pears, 60 and Family: Property, £150m (£50m) Robert Stigwood, 62: Pop music and theatre, £150m (£150m) Peter Greenall, 40 and Family: Pubs and hotels, £145m (£140m) Cameron Mackintosh, 47: Entertainment, £145m (£90m) Ken Scowcroft, 65: Insurance, £145m (£145m) John Whittaker, 52: Property, £143m John Madejski, 52: Publishing, £140m (£100m) The Pilkington Family: Glass, £140m (£79m) The Marquess of Tavistock, 54: Landowner, £140m (£100m) Lord Weinstock, 69 and Simon Weinstock 42: Industry, £140m (£125m) Francis Chamberlain, 62 and Family: Whisky, £… (£…) William, 62 and Frank Brake, 60: Food distribution, £136m (£141m) The Marquess of Northampton, 48: Landowner, £… (£…) Esmond Bulmer, 58 and Family: Cider making, £130m (£120m) Elton John, 47: Pop music, £130m (£120m) Robert Sangster, 57: Horses and football pools, £… (£…) William Brown, 59: Insurance, £… (£…) Alastair, 41 and Michael Powell, 36: Electrical retailing, £… (£…) John Asprey, 56: Jewellery, £125m (£112m) Mathew Harding, 40: Insurance, £125m Bernard Schreier, 76: Industry, £125m (£108m) Stanley, 52 and Peter Thomas, 50: Property, £123m (£118m) Israel Wetrin, 47: Computers, £… (£…) Raj, 63 and Apurv Bagri, 34: Metal trade and industry, £… (£…) Alan Lewis, 56: Textiles, £… (£…) Ian McGlinn, 55: Investments, £120m (£103m) The Duke of Sutherland, 78: Landowner, £… (£…) Picture Gallery Anita, 51 and Gordon Roddick, 51: Retailing, £… (£…) Lord Laing, 70 and Family: Food manufacturing, £… (£…) Oldest and youngest in Richest 500 Marquess of Cholmondeley, 33: Landowner, £… (£…) Lynn, 54 and Con Wilson: Construction, £… (£…) Ann Gloag, 51 and Brian Souter, 39: Coaches, £… (£…) Sir Bernard Ashley, 67: Retailing, £… (£…) John Bloor, 49: Construction, £105m (£70m) The Duke of Beaufort, 66: Landowner, £100m (£55m) Chris Blackwell, 56: Pop music, £100m (£100m) Peter Dawson, 55: Transport, £100m (£36m) Charles, 63 and Jocelyn Hambro, 75: Banking, £100m (£100m) Peter Johnson, 54: Food, £100m (£71m) John Menzies, 67 and Family: Newsagent, £100m (£75m) Jacques Murray, 74: Industry, £100m (£88m) Peter Rigby, 50: Computer sales, £100m (£70m) Mallya's heady brew: Vijay Mallya, 38: brewing, £100m (£100m) Marquess of Salisbury, 77: Landowner, £100m (£100m) Sir Ian Wood, 51: Oil, £100m (£100m) Raymond, 47 and Hugh O'rourke, 44: Construction, £93m (£…) Clifford Schofield, 71 and Family: DIY and car accessories, £93m (£20m) Diy and car accessories The Hon Vincent Weir, 59 and Family: Insurance and shipping, £93m (£35m) Elliott Bernerd, 48: Property, £90m (£130m) Andrew Cohen, 40 and Family: Retailing, £90m (£126m) Ronald, 57 and Peter Goldstein, 54: Retailing, £90m (£103m) The Earl of Inchcape, 51 and the Mackay Family: Trade and finance, £90m (£90m) Trade and finance Mick Jagger, 50: Pop music, £90m (£90m) George Moore, 65: Furniture, £90m (£…) The 10 richest people in the world The 10 richest Americans Donald, 63 and Roy Richardson, 63: Property, £90m (£45m) Alastair Salvesen, 52 and Family: Distribution, £90m (£80m) Distribution Rolf Schild, 69 and Family: Industry, £90m (£47m) Industry Sir Christopher Wates, 54 and Family: Construction, £90m (£90m) Construction Joseph McWilliams, 74: Industry, £89m (£39m) Industry Adrian White, 51: Industry, £88m Industry John and Peter Clarke: Industry, £87m (£53m) Industry Sir Euan Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe, 27: Landowner, £84m (£84m) Landowner Tony Wilkinson, 56 and Family: Retailing, £85m Maurice Hatter, 63: Electronics, £84m (£150m) Frederick Johnston, 58 and Family: Newspapers, £84m (£60m) Newspapers Earl Spencer, 29: Landowner, £82m (£…) Alexander Turner, 54 and Family: Industry, £82m (£30m) Noel Lister, 66: Retailing, £81m (£80m) Viscount Coke, 57: Landowner, £80m (£40) Ronald, 58 and Derrick Frost, 59: Business Services, £82m (£63m) Business Services Bill Gredley, 61: Property, £80m Viscount Hambleden, 64 and The Smith Family: Retailing, £80m (£130m) Retailing Lord Palumbo, 58: Property, £80m (£130m) Viscount Petersham, 48: Landowner, £80m (£80m) Lord Rayne, 76: Property, £80m (£90m) The Duke of Rutland, 74: Landowner, £80m (£50m) Nat 84 and Phyllis Somers, 72: Investments, £80m (£60m) David Samworth, 58 and Family: Meat production, £78m (£70m) Meat production Trevor, 46 and Heather Burke, 49: Electronics, £77m Electronics John Thornton, 50 and Family: Chocolates, £77m (£58m) Chocolates Michael Gooley, 57: Travel agent, £76m (£87m) Lady Paula Brown, 41: Inheritance, £75m Inheritance Lady Anne Cavendish-Bentinck, 77: Landowner, £75m (£45m) Landowner Felix Dennis, 46: Publishing, £75m Publishing Bernie Ecclestone, 63: Motor racing, £75m Motor racing Sir Peter Michael, 55: Electronics, £75m (£60m) Lord White, 70: Industry, £75m (£75m) Industry Duncan, 53 and Sarah Davidson, 51: Building, £73m (£55m) Building Peter Kindersley, 53: Publishing, £73m (£80m) Publishing The toast of paris: Pamela Harriman, 74: Inheritance, £75m (£75m) The Warburton Family: Banking, £73m (£…) Banking Michael Evans, 59 and Family: Property, £72m (£47m) Property Dr Philip, 57 and Patricia Brown 55: Publishing, £… (£…) Publishing The Earl of Pembroke, 54: Landowner, £71m (£…) Landowner Peter, 49 and John Beckwith, 47: Property, £… (£…) Property Michael, 46 and David Green, 48, £70m (£50m) Sir Jack Hayward, 69: Finance and football, £70m (£80m) Finance and football Clive Hunting, 68 and Family: Industry, £… (£…) Industry David Kirch, 56: Property, £70m (£70m) Property Keith Richards, 50: Pop music, £70m (£70m) Pop music Sami, 61 and David Shamoon, 63: Finance and trade, £… (£…) Finance and trade James Sherwood, 60: Transport, £… (£…) Transport Raymond Slater, 60: Property, £… (£…) Property Leon Tamman, 67: Industry, £… (£…) Industry Robert Carter, 40: Construction, £… (£…) Construction Bevitt Mabey and Family: Industry, £88m (£40m) Industry John Bredenkamp: Trade, £… (£…) Trade Earl of Yarborough, 30: Landowner, £… (£…) Landowner Sir Neville, 63 and Trevor Bowman-Shaw, 61: Industry, £… (£…) Industry David, 57 and Ralph Gold, 55: Publishing, £… (£…) Publishing David Blackburn, 62: Car Sales, £… (£…) Car Sales Antony Crosthwaite-Eyre, 54 and Family: Publishing, £… (£…) Publishing Lord Iliffe, 86 and Robert Iliffe, 49: Marinas and property, £65m (£60m) Marinas and property Len, 68 and Nigel Jagger, 40: Investments, £… (£…) Investments Peter Jones, 59: Construction, £… (£…) Construction Singing all the way to the bank: Phil collins, 43: pop music, £60m (£22m) In his snooker room at his palatial Cheshire home Investments John Apthorp, 58 and Family: Investments, £63m (£60m) Insurance Grahame Chilton, 35: Insurance, £62m Greetings cards Simon Elvin, 53: Greetings cards, £62m (£44m) Insurance Richard, 70 and Henry Lumley, 63: Insurance, £62m Insurance Michael Rees, 49: Insurance, £62m Construction John Gallagher, 82 and Family: Construction, £61m (£30m) Landowner The Duke of Atholl, 62: Landowner, £60m (£60m) Industry Noel 65 and Edward Bailey, 58: Industry, £60m Landowner The Marquess of Bute, 36: Landowner, £60m (£30m) Landowner The Earl of Derby, 75: Landowner, £60m (£45m) Computers and racing tracks Michael Heseltine, 61: Politics and publishing, £60m (£40m) Politics and publishing Mark Knopfler, 44: Pop music, £60m (£60m) Pop music Leon Litchfield and Family: Plastics, £60m (£60m) Plastics Family values: Gordon baxter, 74 and family: food, £60m (£60m) Celia Lipton, 67: Heiress, £60m (£60m) Heiress Tony, 50 and Doreen Lofthouse, 63: Confectionery, £60m (£25m) Confectionery Stewart Milne, 43: Construction, £60m Construction Michael Pemberton, 52: Hotels, £60m Hotels Nat Puri, 54: Industry, £60m Industry The Earl of Radnor, 66: Landowner, £… (£…) Landowner The Earl of Rosebery, 65: Landowner, £… (£…) Landowner David Rowland, 48: Finance, £60m Finance The Duke of Roxburghe, 39: Landowner, £60m (£50m) Landowner Taki Theodoracopoulos, 56: Journalism and Pleasure, £60m (£75m) Journalism and Pleasure Peter Wilson and Family: Publishing, £60m (£60m) Publishing Angela Yeoman, 62 and Family: Quarrying, £60m Quarrying John Newsome, 59: Double glazing, £59m (£28m) Double glazing Margaret Barbour, 54 and Family: Clothing, £58m Clothing Kevin McDonald, 60: Industry, £58m (£50m) Industry The Duke of Richmond, 64: Landowner, £58m (£35m) Landowner Nigel Raine, 47 and Family: Dairy products, £… (£…) Dairy products David Parker, 55: Textiles, £… (£…) Textiles Paul Slater, 34: Retailing, £… (£…) Retailing Kenneth Alexander, 65 and Family: Chemicals, £… (£…) Chemicals Sir Tom Cowie, 71: Car Sales, £… (£…) Car Sales Lord Hanson, 72 and Robert Hanson 33: Industry, £… (£…) Industry Michael Horton, 54 and Family: Property, £… (£…) Property Manubhai Madhvani and Family: Industry, £… (£…) Industry Everard Goodman, 62: Property, £… (£…) Property Jim, 74 and Margaret Moffatt, 72: Travel agents, £… (£…) Travel agents David McMurtry, 54: Industry, £… (£…) Industry Automation. At his headquarters in an old ice-cream… Business services Michael Ashcroft, 48: Business services, £… (£…) Airlines Lady Sheila Butlin, 64: Philanthropist, £50m (£50m) Philanthropist Arnold Clark, 66: Motor trade, £50m Motor trade Sean Connery, 63: Films, £50m (£50m) Films Manny, 63 and Gerald Davidson, 33: Property, £50m Property David Elias, 41: Finance, £50m Finance The Earl of Halifax, 50: Landowner, £50m Landowner Sir Julian Hodge, 89: Finance, £50m (£50m) Finance Picture Gallery Retailing Michael Hollingbery, 60: Retailing, £50m (£45m) Pharmaceuticals David Horrobin, 54: Pharmaceuticals, £50m Landowner Simon Howard, 38 and Family: Landowner, £50m (£20m) Driving schools Sir Anthony Jacobs, 62: Driving schools, £50m (£40m) Playboy and gallery owner The Earl of Jersey, 84: Landowner, £50m (£40m) Landowner Peter Lilley, 45: Shoes heir and tax exile, £50m Shoes heir and tax exile George Michael, 30: Pop music, £50m (£80m) Pop music Paul Morgan, 61 and Family: Media, £… (£…) Media Charlotte Morrison, 38: Landowner, £50m (£50m) Landowner John Muir and Family: Construction, £50m (£20m) Construction Sir Leslie, 73 and Lady Porter, 63: Food, £50m (£60m) Food Writer of substance: Barbara Taylor Bradford, 60: Author, £50m (£20) John Ray, 45: Oil services, £50m Oil services William Rooney, 53: Kitchens and bathrooms, £50m (£91m) Kitchens and bathrooms Colin Sanders, 47: Electronics, £50m (£60m) Electronics William Scholl, 74: Footwear, £50m Footwear The Earl of Verulam, 42: Landowner, £50m Landowner Sir Mark Weinberg, 62: Finance, £50m (£40m) Finance Gerald and Vera Weisfeld, 56: Retailing, £50m (£50m) Retailing Lady Jane Willoughby de Eresby, 59: Landowner, £50m (£30m) Landowner Peter Wood, 47: Insurance, £50m Insurance Bernard Holmes, 48: Transport, £49m (£45m) Transport Anwar Pervez, 59: Food retailing, £49m (£70m) Food retailing The Delaney Family: Telecommunications, £48m (£30m) Telecommunications Philip Jones, 62 and Family: Industry, £47m (£38m) Industry Christopher Marshall, 54: Construction, £46m (£57m) Construction Shami Ahmed, 31: Fashion, £45m (£40m) Fashion Sir Nicholas Bacon, 40: Landowner, £45m Landowner Sir John Barlow, 59 and Family: Finance, £45m (£30m) Finance Thomas, 55 and Gordon Black, 51: Consumer goods, £45m (£35m) Consumer goods John Chedzoy, 71: Tobacco, £45m Tobacco Stanley Clarke, 61: Property, £45m Property John Coldman, 47: Insurance, £45m Insurance Vivien Duffield, 48: Heiress, £45m (£50m) Heiress John Ellis, 56 and Family: Furniture, £45m Furniture Frank Hackett-Jones: Electronics, £45m Electronics The Earl of Harewood, 71: Landowner, £45m (£40m) Landowner John, 69 and James MacDonald-Buchanan, 62: Landowners, £45m (£45m) Landowners Thomas Scott and Family: Plant hire, £45m Plant hire Sir Tatton Sykes, 50: Landowner, £45m (£20m) Landowner Leigh Webb, 55 and Family: Food production, £45m (£33m) Food production Jack Barnard: Road haulage, £43m (£20m) Road haulage Ronald Diggens, 82: Property, £43m Property Kevin, 59 and Marlike Gilmore, 35: Pharmaceuticals, £43m Pharmaceuticals Sir John Hall, 61: Landowner, £43m (£50m) Landowner John Haynes, 56: Publishing, £43m Publishing Ian Hutcheson, 63: Food manufacturing, £43m Food manufacturing Peter, 47 and Michael Kane, 44: Parcel carriers, £43m Parcel carriers David Murray, 42: Industry and football, £43m (£45m) Industry and football Leonard Steinberg, 57: Bookmaking, £43m (£25m) Bookmaking Bernard Matthews, 64: Food production, £42m (£23m) Food production David Padley, 43 and Family: Food production, £42m (£50m) Food production Joseph Walker, 56 and Family: Food production, £42m (£30m) Food production Alan Farrow: Wallcoverings, £41m (£33m) Wallcoverings Rodney Webb: Packaging, £… (£…) Packaging The Marquess of Bath, 61: Landowner, £40m (£40m) Landowner Richard Biffa, 54: Waste disposal, £40m (£35m) Waste disposal Tony Bramall, 58: Car sales, £40m (£35m) Car sales Edward Brian: Property, £40m Property Simon Draper, 43: Pop music, £40m (£40m) Pop music Robert Earl, 42: Restaurants, £40m (£40m) Restaurants Alan, 57 and Tara Elliot, 50: Electronics, £40m (£35m) Electronics Richard Cabriel, 39: Courier services, £40m (£36m) Courier services Wensley Haydon-Baillie, 50: Pharmaceuticals, £40m (£70m) Pharmaceuticals Nicholas van Hoogstraten, 47: Property, £40m (£35m) Property Allen Lloyd, 44: Chemists, £40m (£36m) Chemists Anthony Loftus, 52 and Family: Watches, £40m (£50m) Watches The Earl of Mansfield, 63: Landowner, £40m (£40m) Landowner Paul O'hea, 35 and Family: Ventilation equipment, £40m (£40m) Ventilation equipment Owen Oyston, 60: Media, £40m Media Bruce Robertson, 41 and Family: Discount stores, £40m (£40m) Discount stores Ian Skipper, 62: Finance, £40m (£35m) Finance Mark Thatcher, 40: Finance, £40m (£40m) Finance Peter Vardy, 47: Motor trade, £40m (£30m) Motor trade Peter Waterman, 47: Pop music, £40m (£60m) Pop music Philip Yuill, 39 and Family: Construction, £… (£…) Construction John Zochonis, 64: Soap and trade, £… (£…) Soap and trade Paul Gregg, 52: Theatres, £… (£…) Theatres John, 61 and Daniel Harris, 34: Consumer electronics, £… (£…) Consumer electronics Leslie Jones, 58: Water treatment, £… (£…) Water treatment Robin Phillips, 61: Hand dryers, £… (£…) Hand dryers Vernon Short, 77 and Family: Plant hire, £… (£…) Plant hire Vincent, 37 and Robert Tchenguiz, 33: Property, £… (£…) Property Chris Anderson, 37: Publishing, £… (£…) Publishing Martin Copley: Insurance, £… (£…) Insurance Lord Egremont, 45: Landowner, £37m (£25m) Landowner Paul Gibbons: Publishing, £36m (£30m) Publishing David Hood, 46: Electronics, £… (£…) Electronics Peter, 62 and Dennis Robinson, 60: Brewing, £36m Brewing John Aspinall, 67: Casinos, £35 (£36) Casinos Richard Desmond, 42: Publishing, £35m Publishing John Douglas, 63 and Family: Construction, £35m (£35m) Construction Greta Fenston, 58: Property, £… (£…) Property Eric, 36 and Gordon Herd, 34: Food retailing, £35m (£…) Food retailing Malcolm Lee, 48: Waste disposal, £35m Waste disposal Sir William Lithgow, 59: Industry and landowner, £… (£…) Industry and landowner Robert Mills, 43: Double glazing, £… (£…) Double glazing Peter Oughtred, 73 and Family: Food retailing, £… (£…) Food retailing Peter Savill: Publishing, £… (£…) Publishing Leslie Silver, 69: Paint, £… (£…) Paint Michael Stone, 57: Commodity broking, £… (£…) Commodity broking Bernie Taupin, 43: Pop music, £… (£…) Pop music Tony Travis, 49: Building materials, £… (£…) Building materials Nigel Brown, 48 and Family: Agricultural merchants, £… (£…) Agricultural merchants Keith Chapman, 51: Mail order and greetings cards, £… (£…) Mail order and greetings cards Brian, 58 and Alan Stannah, 54: Lifts, £… (£…) Lifts Henry Angest: Banking, £… (£…) Banking Chris Lazari, 47: Property, £… (£…) Property Robin Lodge, 50: Computers, £… (£…) Computers Anthony Marmont and Family: Soft drinks, £… (£…) Soft drinks Fraser, 46 and Gordon Morrison, 41: Construction, £… (£…) Construction Albert Perry, 70: Property, £… (£…) Property Ivan Twigden and Family, 56: Construction, £… (£…) Construction George Williams, 66: Double glazing, £… (£…) Double glazing Roger Baker, 53 and Family: Food production, £… (£…) Food production Robert Johnson, 53: Food retailing, £… (£…) Food retailing Charles, 49 and Mary Dobson 50: Sign making, £… (£…) Sign making Elizabeth Stewart-Liberty and Family: Retailing, £… (£…) Retailing The Duke of Argyll, 56: Landowner, £… (£…) Landowner Trevor Baines, 54: Property and finance, £… (£…) Property and finance Baron Bernstein, 55 and Family: Fitted kitchens, £… (£…) Fitted kitchens Jamie Boot, 42 and Family: Construction, £… (£…) Construction Keith Bradshaw, 50: Nursing homes, £30m (£25m) Nursing homes Topham Brinton, 54 and Family: Carpets, £30m (£45m) Carpets Anthony Brown: Office equipment, £30m Office equipment Michael and David Carr: Industry, £30m (£30m) Industry £30m (£30m) Eric Clapton, 49: Pop music, £30m Pop music £30m Fred Clarke: Brewing, £30m Brewing £30m Derek Coombs, 56 and Family: Industry and finance, £30m Industry and finance £30m Richard, 27 and David Darling, 26: Computer games, £30m Computer games £30m Alexander de Brye, 19: Inheritance, £30m (£30m) Inheritance £30m (£30m) Chris Evans, 36: Pharmaceuticals, £30m Pharmaceuticals £30m Robert Gavron, 63: Printing, £30m (£28m) Printing £30m (£36m) Richard George and Family: Cereals, £30m (£20m) Cereals £30m (£20m) Derek, 62 and Brian Goodliffe 60: Office cleaning, £30m (£30m) Office cleaning £30m (£30m) Tax profits on sales of £208.68m. The family's… Paper £30m (£30m) Kenneth Horne, 80 and Family: Paper, £30m (£30m) Food retailing £30m (£28m) Ron Jacques and Family: Food retailing, £30m (£28m) Inheritance £30m (£30m) Lady Eileen Joseph, 70: Inheritance, £30m (£30m) Food production £30m (£30m) Paul Judge, 44: Food production, £30m (£30m) Waster paper and football £30m Cadbury Typhoo Landowner £30m (£30m) Francis Lee, 49: Waste paper and football, £30m Landowner £30m (£50m) Lord Lovat, 82 and Family: Landowner, £30m (£30m) Brewing £30m Robert Murray, 47: Kitchens, £30m (£28m) Kitchens £30m (£28m) Christopher Needler, 49: Aggregates, £30m (£30m) Aggregates £30m (£30m) Michael Peagram, 50: Chemicals, £30m (£28m) Chemicals £30m (£28m) Deverok Pritchard, 54: Nursing homes, £30m (£25m) Nursing homes £30m (£25m) Greg Stanley, 50: DIY, £30m Diy £30m Clear the club's debts in 1987 Pop music Dave Stewart, 41: Pop music, £30m (£30m) Pop music Sting, 42: Pop music, £30m Landowner Viscount Wimborne, 25: Landowner, £30m (£30m) Banking and property £30m Nigel Wray, 46: Banking and property, £30m Landowner £29m Viscount Allendale, 71: Landowner, £29m Fashion £29m Michael and Maurice Bennett: Fashion, £29m Helicopters £29m Stephen Bond, 43: Helicopters, £29m Racing £29m (£20m) Nigel Mansell, 41: Racing, £29m (£20m) Furniture £28m Bruce Cohen, 54 and Family: Furniture, £28m Property £28m (£28m) Sidney Corob: Property, £28m (£28m) Insurance £28m (£28m) Vincent Isaacs, 58: Insurance, £28m (£28m) Newspapers £28m Andrew Knight, 54: Newspapers, £28m Landowner £28m The Marquess of Lothian, 71: Landowner, £28m Landowner £28m The Duke of Norfolk, 78: Landowner, £28m Landowner £28m The Marquess of Normanby, 40: Landowner, £28m Landowner £28m (£20m) The Earl of Wemyss and March: Landowner, £28m (£20m) Films £28m (£20m) Michael Winner, 58: Films, £28m (£20m) Property £28m (£28m) Charles Yeates: Property, £28m (£28m) Oil and minerals £27m Algy Cluff, 53: Oil and minerals, £27m Electronics £27m (£25m) Sir Ernest Harrison, 67: Electronics, £27m (£25m) Landowner £27m (£27m) The Marquess of Zetland, 56: Landowner, £27m (£27m) Business services £26m (£30m) The Earl of Bathurst, 66: Landowner, £26m (£20m) Landowner £26m (£20m) Geoff Brown, 47: Computer games, £26m Computer games £26m Michael Cannon, 55 and Family: Pubs, £26m Pubs £28m Alan Cherry, 60 and Family: Construction, £… (£…) Construction James Hartnett: Electronics, £26m Electronics £26m Tim Martin: Pubs, £26m Pubs £26m Tony Pidgley, 46: Construction, £26m Construction £26m John, 78 and Stephen Yates, 39: Furniture, £26m Furniture £26m The Earl of Airlie, 68: Landowner, £25m (£25m) Landowner £25m (£25m) Lord Archer, 53: Author, £25m (£…) Author Lord Barnard, 70: Landowner, £25m (£25m) Landowner £25m (£25m) The Earl of Bradford, 46: Landowner, £25m (£25m) Landowner £25m (£25m) Michael Caine, 61: Films, £25m (£25m) Films £25m (£25m) The Earl of Cawdor, 31: Landowner, £25m (£25m) Landowner £25m (£25m) Alan Clark, 65: Land and Art, £25m (£25m) Land and art £25m (£25m) Nick Faldo, 36: Golfer, £25m (£20m) Golfer £25m (£20m) Captain Alwyn Farquharson, 74: Landowner, £25m (£25m) Landowner £25m (£25m) George Harrison, 51: Pop music, £25m (£25m) Pop music £25m (£25m) Lord Hesketh, 43: Landowner, £25m (£25m) Landowner £25m (£25m) Gulu Lalvani, 54: Electronics, £25m Electronics £25m Martin Landau, 56: Property, £25m Property £25m Sir Geoffrey Leigh, 61 and Family: Property, £25m Property £25m Viscount Leverhulme, 78: Landowner, £25m (£25m) Landowner £25m (£25m) Michael Luckwell, 51: Media, £25m (£25m) Media £25m (£25m) Rod Stewart, 48: Pop music, £25m (£25m) Pop music Geoffrey Thompson, 57 and Family: Leisure, £… (£…) Leisure Tom Walkinshaw: Motor racing, £25m Motor racing £25m Dave Whelan, 57: Sportswear, £25m Sportswear John Deer, 56: Electronics, £24m (£24m) Electronics Michael Heller, 57: Finance, £24m Finance Malcolm Walker, 48: Food retailing, £24m (£27m) Food retailing Bill Wyman, 57: Pop music, £24m (£…) Pop music William Ainscough, 45: Construction, £… (£…) Construction Tom Farmer, 53: Car maintenance, £… (£…) Car maintenance George Fletcher, 59 and Family: Food manufacturing, £… (£…) Food manufacturing Robert Jeffcock, 51: Oil exploration, £… (£…) Oil exploration Lawrie Lewis: Exhibitions, £… (£…) Exhibitions David Craig, 78 and Family: Oil Services, £… (£…) Oil Services Sue Hammerson and Family: Property, £… (£…) Property Peter Hinchcliffe, 47: Food retailing, £… (£…) Food retailing Walter Sinclair, 81 and Family: Property, £… (£…) Property Stuart Balmforth: Airlines, £… (£…) Airlines Roland Bardsley: Construction, £… (£…) Construction Ken Berry: Music, £… (£…) Music Nicholas Berry, 51: Property, £… (£…) Property David Bowie, 47: Pop music, £… (£…) Pop music David Caldow, 61 and Family: Motor sales, £… (£…) Motor sales Herbert Cann, 55: Industry, £… (£…) Industry Cecil Duckworth: Boilers, £… (£…) Boilers The Dutfield Family: Carpets, £… (£…) Carpets Martin Edwards, 48: Football, £… (£…) Football Tony Elliott, 47: Publishing, £… (£…) Publishing Douglas Gorman, 57: Computers, £… (£…) Computers Doug Gregory: Furniture, £… (£…) Furniture Lord Home, 90: Landowner, £… (£…) Landowner Donald Humphries: Petrol retailing, £… (£…) Petrol retailing Abe Jaffe and Family: Finance, £20m Finance £20m Gus Kiamtia: Chemist, £20m (£20m) Chemist £20m (£20m) Arnold Lee: Property, £20m (£20m) Property £20m (£20m) Roger Moore, 66: Films, £20m (£20m) Films £20m (£20m) Bryan Morrison, 51: Music and polo, £20m Music and polo £20m The Nickerson Family: Seeds, £20m (£20m) Seeds £20m (£20m) Richard Northcott, 46: DIY, £20m (£20m) Diy £20M (£20M) Lionel Pickering: Newspapers, £20m (£20m) Newspapers £20m (£20m) Alan Prince: Chemists, £20m (£20m) Chemists £20m (£20m) Brian Reynolds, 47: Computers, £20m (£50m) Computers £20m (£50m) Julian Richer, 35: Retailing, £20m Retailing £20m The Roberts Family: Construction, £20m Construction £20m Robert Robinson, 38: Brewing, £20m (£41m) Brewing £20m (£41m) The Earl of Seafield, 55: Landowner, £20m Landowner £20m Peter Simon: Fashion, £20m Fashion £20m Ian Skelly: Motors, £20m (£20m) Motors £20m (£20m) The Earl of Stair, 87: Landowner, £20m (£20m) Landowner £20m (£20m) Nigel Swabey, 45: Retailing, £20m (£20m) Retailing £20m (£20m) Gerald, 54 and Angela Tams, 50: Pottery, £20m Pottery £20m Lord Tollemache, 54: Landowner, £20m Landowner £20m Sir Henry Warner, 71: Property, £20m Property £20m The Duke of Wellington, 78: Landowner, £20m (£20m) Landowner £20m (£20m) Frank Williams, 51: Motor racing, £20m Motor racing £20m John Wolfe: Airlines, £20m Airlines £20m John, 70 and Ann Yerburgh: Brewing, £20m Brewing £20m Arnold Ziff, 67 and Family: Property and footwear, £20m Property and footwear £20m The Index of Wealth Hanbury Manor Robinsons
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