News from 06/04/1997
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Taki, Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, Colin Firth, Barbara Hall, Nigel Botherway, Tony Barrell, Jon Swain, Nicholas Rufford, John Peter, Alan Hunt, Walter F Stowy, Emma Moore, Amanda Ursell, Jonathan Miller, Andrew Brownsword, Gilbert Doctorow, Sir Michael Bishop, Lesley White, Margaret Horsfield, John Jay, Dr Marcus Smith, Susan d'Arcy, Emine Saner, Frank Whitford, Ferdinand Mount, Addison de Witt, Sally Payne, Allan Lamb, David Smith, Humphrey Carpenter, Nick Pitt, Sarler Flynn, Nicki Pope, Neil Wormald, Andrew Sullivan, Michael Thrasher, Clive Davis, Mohamed al-FAYED, Edward Welsh, Mary Wilson, Lynne Truss, Stephen Grey Home Affairs Correspondent, Edward Platt, Tony Allen-Mills, Martin James, Jayne Gregory, Robert Winnett, Fran Cotton, Peter Wilson, David Moorcroft, Deryk Brown, Roger Anderson, Julian Barnes, David Dougill, Allan Massie, John Gribbin, Alan Pickstock, Lord Harris, Lord, Jad Adams, David Goldberg, David Hewson, Chris Hastings, Davis, Yvonne Ridley, Margaret Coles, Margarette Driscoll, Alasdair Reid, Harvey Porlock, Hugh Canning, Jeremy Clarkson, Stewart Lee, David Caims, Peter Conradi, Edward Porter, Louise Taylor, Chris Dodd, John Smart, Peter Durisch, Peter Bills, Michael Jones, Robert Harris, Lord Howick, Peter Millar, Tamsin Shaw, Kavanagh, George Perry, Kevin Connolly, Graham Otway, Nick Gardner, Shelley von Strunckel, Peter Warren, Rob Steen, Hugh John, John Dorrace, Ian Wright, Jon Freeman, Paul Ham, Stuart Wavell, Oleg Andrew, Roy Strong, Paul Donovan, Deborah Collcutt, J Webb, Veronica Masters, Sue Lawrence, Philip Craigie, Jeff Randall, Simon Mills, Wafic Said, Mark Dixon, Smita Talati, Peter Goss, Paul Bray, Olga Craig, Lady MacLean, Simon Fanshawe, Paul Driver, Anthony Philips, R Walters, Richard Price, Ann McFerran, Ian Hawkey, Caroline Scott, Christopher Morgan, Tim Kelsey, Richard Girling, Enya, Mark Edwards, Tom Shone, Dorren Lofthouse, Lucy Atkinson, Mohamed Al Fayed, Susan Clark, Hugh McLlvanney, David Lawrenson, Dave Thomas, Kuren Robinson, Phil Baker, John Harlow Arts Correspondent, Hugo Barnacle, James Brown, Victoria O'Brien, Usha Mittal, Edward, Raymond Keene, Jonathan Leake Environment Correspondent, John Karter, Ed Porter, Mike Gooley, Cosmo Landesman, Marie Colvin, Simon Willis, Debbie Hill, Diana Wright, Kipper Williams, Mimi Chakraborty, Ken Symon, Stephen Jones, Errol Nott, Uzi Mahnaimi, Michael Wright, Andrew Smith, Paul Nuki, Andrew Grice, Irwin Steizer, Joseph Lewis, Jeremy Lewis, James Dyson, Martin Searby, Rob Ryan, Claire Oldfield, Robyn Lewis, David Walsh, Mary Archer, Jeremy Paxman, Gordon Webb, Ian Critchley, Rasselas, Trevor Lewis, Bryan Appleyard, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Stephen McGinty, Lakshmi, Christopher Goodwin, Josh Salzmann, Richard Branson, Mark Prigg, Sheryl Garratt, Diana, Richard Woods, Norman Stone, Garth Alexander, Archie Norman, Harvey Thomas, Peter Johnson, Andrienne Connors, Maurice Chittenden, David Rudnick, F Smith, Collin Rallings, Andrew Lorenz Business Editor, Ray Hutton, Lord Irvine, Peter Watts, Jonathan Leake, Susan Elkin, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, Frank McLynn, Michael Sheridan, Paul Coco, Sean Hargrave, Niall Ferguson, Simon Callow, John Harlow, Philip Beresford, Matthew Lynn, Philip Norton, Michael Austin, Godfrey Smith, Tim Martin, Andrew Alderson, John Waples, A A Gill, Anthony Nixon, Charles Saatchi, John Carey, David Hutcheon, Sir Paul McCarthney, Kirsty Lang, Chrissy Iley, Lauren St John, Yergal Monahan, Frank Longford, Kevin Goldstein-Jackson, Cherry Norton, John Spurling, Stephen Pettitt, Andrew Lorenz, Stephen Boler, Naomi Caine, Roz Denny, David Wickers, Jane Hardy, Hazel Courteney, William Stobart, David Cook, Mark Hodson, Dominic Midgley, Joanne Robertson, Nicholas Hellen Media Correspondent, Joe Lovejoy, Jonathan Futrell, Steve Connor, Rupert Steiner, Chris Lightbown, Viola von Harrach, Alberto Manguel, Bob Murray, Simon Sebag Montefiore, Mike Hammond, David Smith Economics Editor, Pam Barett, Jackie Stewart, Joanna Simon, McLlvanney, Andrew Robert, Sir Reginald Hibbert, Tony Northrop, Stephen Boyd, India Knight, Clive Lucas, Mandy Piggot, Dan Pearson, Nick Faldo, Stephen Hayward, Boris Schapiro, Adam Parsons,
ResumoContents Booming Britain's millionaires break all wealth records Blair U-turns on unions and privatisation Found: the honeytrap agent Contents Qantas British Airways Contents Aintree thousands are left stranded after bomb chaos IRA scare tactics wreck great day at the Grand National Contents First Choice for Young Readers Free Lineone Membership Contents The Times Paul Mitchell Churches set to raise storm by backing Labour policies Anger at Blair's ousting of veterans The Sunday Times Newspapers Support Recycling Smith's widow goes abroad in anguish over husband Left-wing rebels plot tax rebellion Go-it-alone women beat business bias to get rich Preening, plotting, gambling? This surely can't be Norma Inland Revenue Live longer with a virgin from Crete Yard in fingerprint blunder Forte Heritage Doctors secretly made video of botched surgery Cohabiting first may doom marriage Computer chaos in 2000 may stop cars and fridges Andrew plans a new career in golf West story sold to TV company Market town is house hot spot Multiple Sclerosis Citroën Saxo Stores accuse electrical groups of discount cut-off Secret rituals of the dinner party revealed Merry wives of Windsor unite. . . Shakespeare as Marxist visionary Abbey National Obsession Parents cheat to win places in top schools Disabled sailors beat tide of woe Midland The Listening Bank Article Withdrawn Surgeons will cut out obesity Woolwich Direct Beat poet Ginsberg dies, still writing Flora The Davenant Centre Article Withdrawn Disaster inquiry judge five times over drink-drive limit Contents Fighting for the Flag Blair's One Nation gambit falters As the Union flags waved, the election campaign seemed to be setting into a battle for the nation's soul; but murkier currents were surfacing. Michael Jones reports Labour keeps huge lead after manifesto launch The Tories are failing to catch up in the opinion polls, writes David Smith M&G Windfall Pep All bets are off for a landslide Spread Betting on the Election Friend and fixer in the shadows Profile Lord Irvine of Lairg Falklands hero wavers on the thin blue line Olga Craig on the intentions of well-known voters Staples Hit and myth of the 'jobless household' Voter resentment grows over toll of hidden taxes Tactical tide may wash away Lamont Tories in key seats, face united opposition, write Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher The Sunday Times So, you think there's safety in numbers? The intake of MPs could be less amenable to his ideals than Blair hopes Bedpans are go in the battle of Paddy's ego Ashdown's 'quality time' with the voters offered a liberal dose of human virtue, says Simon Sebag Montefiore Trappist monks of the left poised to roar a radical creed again . . . and old Labour rebels are waiting to renew battle Harrods Liberation of Brixton Boy Behind in the polls and freed from day-to-day government, the prime minister reveals to Michael Jones his closet one-nation Toryism and his concern for history's judgement Northern Rock Scots refuse to play follow my leader The Blair factor is working against the Labour party in Scotland, writes Allan Massie Let them eat chicken feed, ducky New York's finest board 'Vanity Blair' bandwagon Friends across the water have won the Labour leader a social cachet, says Tony Allen-Mills Direct Line The medium loses the message The parties' campaign ads are not getting through, says Harvey Thomas British Telecommunications plc Chocaholics give their vote to Major Found: girl who trapped Vanunu New York crime plunge wins over the sceptics P&O European Ferries Weapons links put Hong Kong laws on trial Mortgages Spymasters Ex-agent blows whistle on French secret police Arafat encircled in battle for Jerusalem In his first interview with a foreign journalist since the latest Middle East crisis erupted, the Palestinian leader tells Marie Colvin in Gaza why the new Israeli township must be stopped Woolwich Rover Algeria dies death of a thousand cuts The complete Sunday Times Music Collection The Times Germany in doubt about Helmut VI Hewlett Packard Scandal rocks Spice Fräuleins LineOne Mystery disease kills LA trees Holiday autos Bonnie and Clyde may be reunited Black activist declares Le Pen is 'not racist' Inside Paris Sage Lure of Las Vegas Understanding the Germans Brussels seeks 62mph car limit CSA to write off computer worth £600m Weather and Travel Outlook Water firms in drought-hit south turn to supplies… Water firms in drought-hit south turn to supplies from the briny LineOne Pentel Two ticket-holders win £4.9m each News Digest 13 arrested in £4m drug swoop Coach attacked Murder remand Diver rescued Police blunder Sex inquiries Boys in white Contents Aintree hopes to restage race tomorrow IRA wrecks the National John Karter reports on how the terrorists ruined Britain's best-loved sporting institution Contents Terrorists disgust Irish racegoers David Walsh hears the saddened reaction from Irish punters, jockeys and trainers to the bomb threats from their country men Canon Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey No Title Arsenal power their way back into contention Joe Lovejoy at Stamford Bridge Evans double leaves Forest deeper in mire Graham knows fans' patience will have a limit Dave Thomas finds the Leeds manager in pragmatic mood as he continues his rebuilding process United loss opens up title race Dave Thomas at Old Trafford Villa remember winning script Dozzell breaks Wimbledon's steely grip Shearer salvages Geordie pride Wembley puts fans on alert over bomb threat Premier League First Division Second Division Third Division The Conference and Other Leagues Scotland Europe Pools Bolton book top flight return Bolton believe that the glory days of the 1950s will come again after winning promotion yesterday Kevin Connolly watches Wanderers come from behind to gain promotion to the Premier League with a 2-1 win over QPR Wilson brings Barnsley closer to joining big time Martin Searby looks at a no-frills club chasing an unlikely promotion spot to the Premier League Fulham reach promotion threshold Tykes lose their way in wind Active When Nat did the business in the Cup final My Golden Moment Fran Cotton, Lions manager, recalls Nat Lofthouse leading Bolton to Wembley glory The Omega from Vauxhall United take on pass meisters The semi-final with England's champions on Wednesday holds no fears for Germany's Borussia Dortmund, reports Joe Lovejoy Springtime in Paris will be Liverpool's toughest test yet Mike Hammond on the Cup Winners' Cup holders from France who play Roy Evans' team on Thursday Gibson's acumen takes Boro from despair to dreamland Louise Taylor charts the astonishing path travelled by a club from the brink of closure in the 1980s to today's showpiece occasion Eager Parker faces big-stage showdown Joe Lovejoy meets the reformed Jack and the Lad who is determined to help Leicester overshadow the big spenders at Wembley Future Unique pressure Norman gets chance to lay ghost to rest Bass Faldo's indomitable spirit McLlvanney's view point When the Masters champion goes to work, he does so with a remarkable ability to unnerve his opponents Olazabal prepares himself for emotional rollercoaster Lauren St John reports from the Freeport McDermott Classic in New Orleans A finishing hole to test the best All the talk is of Amen Corner, but the 18th has a special place in Masters folklore, as Nick Pitt describes The unacceptable face of Augusta To golf followers everywhere it remains the course for the world's greatest tournament, but Lauren St John finds that there is an altogether more sinister side to the hallowed venue Love pays the ultimate price for breaking the rules Davis Love III is $100,000 out of pocket after falling foul of a confusing golf rule A finishing hole to test the best All the talk is of Amen Corner, but the 18th has a special place in Masters folklore, as Nick Pitt describes Six to Watch this Week One 2 one Flying Scotsman shot down by Williams Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up Rugby Racing Racing suffers another sad day Hugh McLlvanney gives his personal view of the chaos at Liverpool, when the greatest steeplechase in the world had to be stopped Bimsey makes a winning stand Jon Freeman reports on the day's other races at Aintree Timetable of a National day of ruin at Aintree Charting the sequence of yesterday's events when racing was the loser Because You only Live once A Lion king fit to reign in Africa Stephen Jones hails Martin Johnson, the Lions captain whose selection reflects an ability to lead by the finest of examples Catt's omission from tour squad could be costly Stephen Jones points out a missing name from an otherwise competent Lions party "Where can I sell something fast?" A Scot with real passion for a rare British and Irish affair Unveiling his squad for South Africa, Ian McGeechan, the Lions coach, shows his great affection for rugby tours. By Alasdair Reid Pumas pose fresh test for Rowell Stephen Jones on the prospects for England's tour to Argentina without the Lions contingent Bedford dim Newcastle's bright lights Stephen Jones at Goldington Road Tame Tigers stay on track Wasps must avoid cold bath Stephen Jones on a thrilling climax to the championship race, with rivals slugging it out to the bitter end O'Shea shatters Harlequins hopes Broken jaw for Underwood puts tour place in doubt Rout sends Saints to top Rose's rise is a thorn in disguise Franklyn Rose may be the best thing to happen to West Indies cricket in years. Or the worst. By Graham Otway World League Pakistan investigate bribe charges Rob Steen reports on a dramatic new twist in the long-running match-rigging saga Fame is the spur for Allen as Monarchs seek to rule world American football's World League season gets under way next weekend. Rob Steen meets one new boy in it for more than kicks Engel gets full marks Graham Otway on the controversial comments of the Wisden editor Black day in the doubles leaves Britain on the rack Nick Pitt reports on the Davis Cup the against Zimbabwe at Crystal Palace Panis delivers rubber stamp for Bridgestone Adam Parsons examines the early impact made by tyres on Formula One this season Adam Parsons, motor-racing correspondent, assesses the trials of the German driver, hired by Williams to replace Damon Hill The Sunday Times The Times This Week's Fixtures Pulling the plug is a big switch-off for viewers Action Sport on TV How to Survive the 1997 London Marathon David Moorcroft has some last-minute advice for the thousands of runners who are preparing to take part in the London Marathon Play the Game Comet may hold secret of creation Space Hale-Bopp's icy core may show that the solar system was formed under very different conditions than those accepted by Scientists, writes Sean Hargrave The Times The Biggest Memory in Computing The ultimate fighter takes off Aerospace Solar aircraft reaches for sun Research A digital Tolkien looms out of Myst Sounding off The sequel to the world's best-selling entertainment CD-Rom goes on sale soon and it too, is destined to be a hit, writes David Hewson Sunday times Gene test spots prostate cancer Health Spy camera sees through cloud to find buried mines Electrically charged pollen may yield bumper fruit harvests Agriculture Motoring Audi Alfa Romeo This is what scuba divers of the future could be… Multiple Classified Advertising Items Phone firm plugs in to Net Telecom Multiple Classified Advertising Items It's the economy, stupid Vauxhall's updated Corsa could be mistaken for the old, but under the bonnet is a startingly frugal new engine, reports Ray Hutton Aston Martin Authorised Multiple Display Advertising Items Park Lane Holland Park Altwood Multiple Display Advertising Items BMW Perfectly positioned On the Road Multiple Display Advertising Items First Front Reg Vardy Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jeep Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Land Rover Multiple Classified Advertising Items Harwoods Multiple Classified Advertising Items Iver Village Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Land Rover Lancaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items British Car Auctions Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Ferrari Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jaguar Multiple Display Advertising Items H. 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R. Owen Multiple Classified Advertising Items Waiter, there's a Toyota in my soup Rolls Royce Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Contents Soaring growth raises pressure for rate rise BG set for victory over regulator Gas consumers may lose out Tories increase their lead among small businesses Virgin atlantic Contents Investors press MEPC to reopen merger talks Contents Power venture boost for RJB Big Triumph bikes zoom past Honda Entrepreneurs thrive in Britain's fertile climate Agenda Bankers Trust BAe and Vickers gun for marketing tie-up Bovis to build 1,000 service stations in Europe for BP Lazard leads on hostile bids Small exporters divided over EMU Business Digest Young backs Virtual Precinct Is the party over? Eurostar A big noise at the Ministry of Sound Profile He is best known for feuding with his rich father, but James Palumbo is intent on building a fortune of his own, based on his nightclub, the Ministry of Sound Simpli Tax The Times The Sunday Times Man Utd shares set to score big Sharewatch A share in the boardroom Where Can You Go when You've Reached the Top? Battle begins for business vote Hewlett Packard Taylor Made Films Battle begins for business vote MEPC's Tuckey caught in merger spotlight Investors are pressing for the lacklustre to MEPC to re-open talks with Hammerson, its smaller but more successful competitor. John Waples reports Asian Wall Street Gerbil runs amok in Hong Kong The Greater Peterborough Effect Nissan UK drives to new heights The Sunderland plant secured a third model after a programme to catch up with Japanese standards. Report by Andrew Lorenz British Airways Lessons of a job machine American Account Telford A vote to say no to the single currency Economic Outlook The Times Educational Supplement Multiple Classified Advertising Items Valcor Arbitration Services Wine Cellar Multiple Classified Advertising Items Money Money Money Multiple Classified Advertising Items Executive Recruitment Partnerships Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Concord National & International Couriers Linx Trading Limited Franchise World Q. M. Ltd Wallcote Europe's Leading Coating Company KallKwik Growth falls into technology gap A lack of finance blocks small firms from expanding into higher technology. Claire Oldfield and Andrew Lorenz report on initiatives to tackle the problem Bulletin LineOne Dividends are better than pay Questions of business Every week we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survivcal and growth in an increasingly competitive world Army recruited Reed chief into enterprise My First Break Alec Reed, right, was a conscript when he first hit on a way of improving a service, writes Rupert Steiner TTP shows how to cash in on innovation Distributors & Agents Vehicle Brokerage Your Opportunity to Join One of the Top Franchises… The Sunday Times The Personal Number Company AA Mobile Communications The Personal Number Company The Personal Number Company PLC Franchises Multiple Classified Advertising Items The London Mortgage Company Ltd Summer Crest The Personal Number Company PLC The Personal Number Company Multiple Classified Advertising Items David Duggan Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Personal Number Company Multiple Display Advertising Items Independent Mortgage Solutions BSMC Administration Services Stream Communications Vodafone Group Facts by Fax British Energy goes for gas power stake £200m wasted on mobile phones Södra Mirror's horse was a safe bet Prufrock Superman finds energy for a new challenge Prufrock Cranes are for real high flyers Chairman's storey sparks rumours Brocket Hall babies set to bounce back Contents Shortage of houses sends prices soaring Taxman gives with one hand. . . and takes back with the other Tips for the stingy British abroad Contents Air of Expectancy. . . did the stunning aerial… Firms profit from pension probe Fidelity Investments Contents 'Sleaze' cover for MPs How to spot the great survivors among mutuals Protection for timesharers Eagle Star Jumbo-sized passenger faced bill for two seats Questions of cash by Roger Anderson Every week our own consumer champion tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf A brush with art copyright Legal & General Investment Management Misled million must claim their payouts Barely a third of the pension victims have been identified, leaving compensation going begging, writes Nick Gardner The Equitable Life The Equitable Life Rothschild Asset Management Hot property for sale Buying a house Gazumping, last seen in the 1980s boom, has returned to haunt the property market as an acute shortage of homes stokes up prices, writes Robert Winnett Don't get left behind in race to buy house Taylor Made Films Ltd. Policy Choice Direct Home and abroad Buying a place in the sun? First get to know the area, then check out financing and local laws, says Naomi Caine Top 10 tips for buying in Europe LineOne Cherished French retreat Jupiter First National Building Society Guinness Flight Intelligent Investment Legal & General Parties direct tax cut promises at the family Gartmore Investment Limited Closing a fund can cut future benefits Life insurers are sometimes forced to close their funds and distribute profits. But do policyholders win? Diana Wright reports Three mutuals that opted to close Scottish Widows Securitised Endowment Contracts PLC Mercury Asset Management Many happy tax returns GT Global Investments Funds Ltd. Prolific Commemorative mugs enjoy a right royal rise Interest in royal memorabilia is pushing up prices, with even 'Big Ears' Prince Charles mugs leaping in value Beale Dobie & Company Limited Marks & Spencer Financial Services Astute investors profit from reading small print Making a killing on the stock market becomes a lot easier if you can spot key passages buried away in company documents Govett Policy Portfolio PLC Direct Line Personal Equity Plans Mercantile Credit Schroders HSBC Asset Management Turn that flight of fancy into reality Piloting your own plane is no longer a pipe dream. But a down-to-earth approach to costs is advisable, writes Debbie Hill Policy Plus Hill Samuel Asset Management A question of saving time Top savings rates UK unit trusts: Intl Fixed Interest Best mortgage rates Chase De Vere Cut-price deals for the workers A new share-dealing service is offering bargain rates, but you have to be a trade unionist to benefit, writes David Rudnick Nationwide offers help to customers on careers Savings News Chase De Vere Investments PLC Tax team Direct Line Financial Services Investors Direct Prudential Parkdale Group All-action man must home in on mortgage A sales director who lives life to the full needs to boost his pension and protect his income, writes Smita Talati Save & Prosper Your financial queries answered The Sunday Times Videologic profits from NEC link-up Kavanagh's Inside Track Best shares to buy Part One Naomi Wolf's book The Beauty Myth made her America's most provacative feminist. Now she is set to cause further controversy with her latest work, Promiscuities, in which she draw's for the first time on her own teenage sexual awakening Virgin Superlative Travel Take a jump, hacks Atticvs Lacoste Next Week: My passage to womanhood Why I back the 'sultan of smut' Atticvs Scorsese, a real goodfella Atticvs Nick Newman's Week Atticvs Matador with a lapel mike Profile First blood in forming of Blair's praetorian guard Inside Politics The Sunday Times Overwhelmed and over here Crucial questions BT The centre that Blair cannot hold Widdecombe rejects Nicholson's not guilty plea Abominable hunt for the clean candidate Quidnum Simon Sebag Montefiore Quick! Pass the chicken suit At last, they make an allowance for families Major's monumental oversight Alas poor Darren, he is doomed The Sunday Times The alternative 20th century There is nothing inevitable about history. What if Britain hadn't entered the first world war? Niall Ferguson charts the consequences Calais Taking the world by storm Interview Margarette Driscoll meets Peter Goss One 2 one Comet bound, but for the grace of God Bullish hopes for the Bear's new reforms Welsh sing for England Misreading the state of Britain Will Hutton's gloomy new book ignores facts, says David Smith LineOne Old Albanian feuds Points Birthdays Sleaze ruled Ok Right ho, Jeeves and all that Science cuts into the secret of obesity New research could also cast light on the ageing process and cancer, says Tim Kelsey The Sunday Times Spare the rod, spoil the Rat Rat Boy's family can teach us a lesson, says Yvonne Ridley Foxtons Harley House Swan Hill Homes Burton Park Back on the rails at last Long notorious for crime and prostitution, the King's Cross area is slowly being regenerated, writes Mary Wilson Multiple Classified Advertising Items Spectacular Lofts Chimney Court Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lurot Brand Multiple Classified Advertising Items Regalian Multiple Classified Advertising Items An unusual house in Hampstead Lane, NW3, is now Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Marsh & Parsons The Sunday Times Octagon Wates Built Homes St. George Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wates Built Homes Manhattan Loft Corporation Rialto Homes W1 Immac 4 bd, 2 bth, clk, ff kit, air con, 41 yrs W1 Park Cros. 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The top 10 over the years Partners Become a Driving Force Women are rapidly emerging as a power in the boardroom, says Philip Beresford Gold Air International Limited Rules of Engagement East Ender with the Midas touch, Joseph Lewis: Finance, £3,000m, 1st= Hans Rausing: Food packaging, £2,950m, 2nd= Wealth code David Sainsbury and Family: Retailing, £2,500m, 3rd= Garfield Weston and Family: Food production, £2,500m, 3rd= Brand name with global appeal, Richard Branson: Airline, retailing and entertainment, £1,700m, 5th= Sir Adrian and John Swire: Shipping and aviation, £1,700m, 5th= The Duke of Westminster: Landowner, £1,700m, 5th= The 10 fastest fortunes Joe and Sir Anthony Bamford: Construction equipment, £1,200m, 9th= Steel magnates, Lakshmi and Usha Mittal: Steel, £1,500m, 8th The 50 richest women Viscount Rothermere: Newspapers, £1,200m, 9th= Sir James Goldsmith: Finance, £1,150m, 11th Sri and Gopi Hinduja: Trading and finance, £1,100m, 12th Controversial trader, Mohamed al-Fayed: Retailing, £1,000m, 14th= Bruno Schroder and Family: Banking, £1,000m, 14th= Lady Grantchester and The Moores Family: Stores, mail order and football pools, £1,100m, 14th= Tony O'Reilly and Chryss Goulandris, £1,000m, 14th= Robert Miller: Retailing, £950m, 17th Terry Matthews: Electronics, £900, 18th David Bromilow: Publishing and sports goods, £800m, 19th= Entertainment and music millionaires Robert Earl: Restaurants, £800m, 19th= Lord and Edmund Vestey: Food services, farming and shipping, £650m, 21st George Soros: Finance, £625m, 22nd Hitting a high note, Sir Paul McCartney: Pop music, £420m, 37th The Earl of Iveagh and The Guinness Family: Brewing and property, £600m, 23rd Lord Lloyd-Webber: Music, £650m, 24th= Roland 'Tiny' Rowland: Commerce, £550m, 24th= Jack and Fred Walker: Steel, £550m, 24th= Robin Fleming and Family: Banking, £525, 27th David and Frederick: Barclay, £500m, 20th= Viscount Chelsea and Family: Landowner, £500m, 28th= Sir Evelyn de Rothschild and Family: Banking, £500m, 28th= Gert-Rudolph and Friedrich-Christian Flick: Inheritance, £500m, 28th= Ann Gloag and Brian Souter: Buses and trains, £500m, 28th= The Richest Asians Ken Morrison and Family: Food retailing, £500m, 28th= Lord Paul and Family: Steel, £500m, 28th= URS Schwarzenbach: Finance and farming, £500m, 28th= Viscount Cowdray and The Pearson Family: Media and land, £475m, 36th Forced to dig coal, The Duke of Devonshire: Landowner, £390m, 39th The Duke of Devonshire Jack Dellal: Property, £400m, 38th Sir David and Nigel Alliance: Retailing and textiles, £385, 40th Frederick Koch: Oil services, £365, 41st Martyn Arbib: Investments, £360, 42nd Sir Donald Gosling: Car parks, £350m, 43rd= David Lewis and Family: Fashion and property, £350m, 43rd= Paul Raymond: Publishing and property, £350m, 43rd= Peter Rigby: Computer sales, £350m, 43rd= Top 50 millionaires in sport David Thompson: Food and finance, £350m, 43rd= Sir John Templeton: Finance, £330m, 48th Freddie Linnett and The Murphy Family: Property, £320m, 49th= Sir Cameron Mackintosh: Entertainment, £320m, 49th= Felix Grovit: Property and finance, £300m, 51st= Trevor Hemmings: Building and leisure, £300m, 51st= Henry and Simon Keswick: Commerce, £300m, 51st= Sir Graham Kirkham and Family: Retailing, £300m, 51st= John Palmer: Timeshare, £300m, 51st= Lord Cayzer and Family: Finance, £285m, 57th= Bernie Ecclestone: Motor racing, £275m, 58th= Lord Forte and Family: Hotels, £275m, 58th= John Goulandris: Shipping, £275m, 58th= Albert Gubay: Banking and property, £275m, 58th= Barrie Haigh: Pharmaceuticals, £275m, 58th= A premier league fixer with expensive tastes, Wafic Said: Dealmaker, £300m, 51st= Ronald Hobson: Car parks, £275m, 58th= Tim Landon: Oil, £275m, 58th= Tony Murray: Industry, £264m, 67th= John Fenwick and Family: Retailing, £260m, 68th= Paul Hamlyn: Publishing, £275m, 58th= The Thompson Family: Publishing, £266m, 66th Floating offices, Mark Dixon: Business services, £250m, 73rd= Steve Morgan: Construction, £260m, 68th= Viscount Portman and Family: Landowner, £260m, 68th= Lord Rothschild: Finance, £260m, 68th= Tony Tabatznik and Family: Pharmaceuticals, £260m, 68th= Conrad Black: Newspapers, £250m, 73rd= Robert Edmiston: Cars and property, £250m, 73rd= Eddie Healey: Property, £250m, 73rd= Lord Howard de Walden and Family: Landowner, £250m, 73rd= Harry Hyams: Property, £250m, 73rd= Mystery surrounds royal investments, The Queen: Head of state, £250m, 73rd= The Queen Head of state Martin Naughton: Domestic appliances, £250m, 73rd= The Duke of Northumberland: Landowner, £250m, 73rd= Paul Sykes: Technology and property, £250m, 73rd= Dr Peter Ackerman: Finance, £250m, 83rd= David and Ralph Gold: Publishing and football, £250m, 83rd= Thomas Mackie: Electrical goods, £250m, 83rd= David Crossland and Thomas Trickett: Package holidays, £225m, 86th= Nadhmi Auchi: Finance and construction, £220m, 87th= Max and Stephen Griggs: Footwear, £220m, 87th= Sir John Hall and Family: Property, £220m, 87th= Kevin Leech: Entrepreneur, £210m, 90th= Clarice Pears and Family: Property, £210m, 90th= David Wilson: Building, £210m, 90th= Michael Ashcroft: Business services, £200m, 93rd= Sir Bernard Ashley and Family: Retailing, £200m, 93rd= John Bredenkamp: Tobacco, £200m, 93rd= Clemens Brenninkmeyer and Family: Retailing, £200m, 93rd= Creative assets, Lord and Charles Saatchi: Advertising, £200m, 93rd= Robert Dart: Packaging, £200m, 93rd= Malcolm Healey: Kitchens, £200m, 93rd= David Hood: Electronics, £200m, 93rd= Lou Kollakis: Shipping, £200m, 93rd= John Madeiski: Publishing, £200m, 93rd= Robert Made: Computers, £200m, 93rd= Stephen Rubin: Sportswear, £200m, 93rd= Michael Smurfit: Packing, £200m, 93rd= David Sullivan: Publishing and football, £200m, 93rd= Card dealer, Andrew Brownsword: Greetings cards, £180m, 111th= Ruth Harding and Family: Inheritance, £191m, 107th= Sir Jack Hayward: Finance and football, £190m, 108th= Dave Whelan and Family: Sports goods, £190m, 108th= Alan Sugar: Football and electronics, £186m, 110th Margaret Barbour and Family: Clothing, £180m, 111th= Alastair and Michael Powell: Electrical wholesale, £180m, 111th= Stanley and Peter Thomas: Property, £180m, 111th= John Whittaker: Property, £180m, 111th= Elliott Bernerd: Property, £175m, 116th= John Bloor: Building and motorbikes, £175m, 116th= Peter and Michael Kane: Parcel dispatch, £175m, 116th= The Marquess of Tavistock: Landowner, £175m, 116th= Lord Weinstock and Family: Industry, £175m, 116th= The oldest 10… Sam Whitbread and Family: Brewing, £175m, 116th= Benzion Freshwater and Family: Property, £174m, 122nd Esmond Bulmer and Family: Cider making, £170m, 123rd= Lord Daresbury and Family: Pubs and hotels, £170m, 123rd= Robert Stigwood: Impresario, £170m, 123rd= Making a pile, Lord Harris: Carpets, £150m, 132nd= The Earl of Stockton and The Macmillan Family: Publishing, £170m, 123rd= Felix Dennis: Publishing, £168m, 127th Bob Manoukian: Property and trading, £160m, 128th= Wilf Corrigan: Microchips, £160m, 128th= Sir Ian Wood: Oil, £160m, 128th= Toby Blackwell and Family: Publishing, £150m, 132nd= Arnold Clark: Motor trade, £150m, 132nd= Elton John: Pop music, £150m, 132nd= Lennie and Ian McGeoch: Retailing, £150m, 132nd= David Murray: Industry and football, £150m, 132nd= The Marquess of Northampton: Landowner, £150m, 132nd= Ken Scowcroft and Family: Insurance, £150m, 132nd= The Duke of Sutherland: Landowner, £150m, 132nd= The Shepherd Family: Construction, £147m, 141st= Top 10 technology millionaires Manubhai Madhvani and Family: Industry, £140m, 142nd= The Marquess of Bute: Landowner, £130m, 144th= Peter Johnson: Football and food retailing, £130m, 144th= Peter Jones and Family: Construction, £130m, 144th= Into Africa, Stephen Boler: Kitchens, £120m, 149th= Sean Quinn: Quarries and hotels, £130m, 144th= Alan Lewis: Textiles, £125m, 148th John Apthorp: Investment and wine, £120m, 149th= The Duke of Beaufort: Landowner, £120m, 149th= Chris Blackwell: Pop music and property, £120m, 149th= Francis Chamberlain and Family: Whisky, £120m, 149th= Michael Cornish and Family: Packaging, £120m, 149th= Derek Crowson: Textiles and fabrics, £120m, 149th= John Paul Getty II: Oil, £120m, 149th= Mick Jagger: Pop music, £120m, 149th= Sir William McAlpine and Family: Construction, £120m, 149th= John Menzies and Family: Newsagent, £120m, 149th= George Moore:Furniture, £120m, 149th= The Marquess Of Salisbury: Landowner, £120m, 149th= Tom Singh: Retailing, £120m, 149th= Nat and Phyllis Somers: Investment, £120m, 149th= Where the rich were educated Fred Wilson and Family: Engineering, £120m, 149th= Jan McGlinn: Investments, £115m, 165th= Fred Johnston and Family: Newspapers, £110m, 166th= Sir Peter Michael: Electronics and music, £110m, 166th= Don and Roy Richardson: Property, £110m, 166th= Paul Smith: Fashion and retailing, £110m, 166th= Barrow man cleans up, James Dyson: Inventions and vacuum cleaners, £100m, 178th= Sir Richard Sutton and Family: Landowner, £110m, 166th= Peter Kindersley and Family: Publishing, £108m, 171st John Asprey: Jewellery, £105m, 172nd= Phil Collins: Pop music, £105m, 172nd= Sir Terence Conran: Restaurants and retailing, £105m, 172nd= Brian DeZille and Family: Retailing, £105m, 172nd= Anita and Gordon Roddick: Retailing, £105m, 172nd= Bernard Schreier and Family: Industry, £105m, 172nd= David Bowie: Pop music, £100m, 178th= John and Brian Caudwell: Mobile phones, £100m, 178th= William Brown and Family: Insurance, £100m, 178th= John Brotherton-Ratcliffe and Family: Construction, £100m, 178th= Ratila Chandaria and Family: Industry and trade, £100m, 178th= Europe's Richest 25: (including Britain) The Marquess of Cholmondeley: Landowner, £100m, 178th= Alan Graham and Family: Newspapers, £100m, 178th= Rupert Hambro and Family: Banking, £100m, 178th= Michael Heseltine: Publishing, £100m, 178th= The Earl of Leicester: Landowner, £100m, 178th= Noel Lister: Retailing, £100m, 178th= Aristocrats The Marquess of Normanby: Landowner, £100m, 178th= Anwar Pervez and Family: Wholesale food, £100m, 178th= Viscount Petersham: Landowner, £100m, 178th= David Rowland: Finance, £100m, 178th= The Duke of Rutland: Landowner, £100m, 178th= Alastair Salvesen and Family: Food distribution, £100m, 178th= Toast of Florida, Celia Lipton-Farris: Inheritance, £100m, 178th= Rolf Schild and Family: Industry, £100m, 178th= Michael Tabor: Bookmaking, £100m, 178th= Nigel Wray: Property and finance, £100m, 178th= Sir Euan Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe And Family: Landowner, £95m, 200th= George Harrison: Pop music, £95m, 200th= Lord Iliffe And Family: Marinas And property, £95m, 200th= Nat Puri: Industry, £95m, 200th= Robert Sangster: Horses and football pools, £95m, 200th= Bruce Cohen and Family: Retailing, £94m, 205th= Lord Inverforth and The Weir Family: Insurance and shipping, £94m, 205th= Leon Litchfield and Family: Plastic, £94m, 205th= Nicholas Forman Hardy and Family: Newspapers and property, £91m, 208th= Top media tycoons Noel Bailey and Family: Industry, £90m, 209th= Dr Philip and Patricia Brown: Publishing, £90m, 209th= Michael Evans and Family: Property, £90m, 209th= Danny Fiszman: Football, diamonds and computers, £90m, 209th= Michael Gooley: Travel agent, £90m, 209th= Michael Green: Television, £90m, 209th= Dr David Horrobin and Family: Pharmaceuticals, £90m, 209th= Chris Lazari: Property and textiles, £90m, 209th= Paul O'Hea and Family: Industry, £90m, 209th= Dr David and Dr Elaine Potter: Computers, £90m, 209th= Lord Rayne and Family: Property, £90m, 209th= Peter Simon: Retailing, £90m, 209th= Family friend, Doreen Lofthouse and Family: Confectionery, £90m, 209th= Doreen Lofthouse and Family Harry Swaddle: Nappies and electronics, £90m, 209th= Chris Wright: Media and sport, £90m, 209th= Fraser and Gordon Morrison: Construction, £90m, 209th= Ronald and Peter Goldstein: Retailing, £87m, 225th= Peter and John Beckwith: Property, £87m, 225th= Lady Anne Bentinck: Landowner, £85m, 226th= Steve Gibson: Transport and football, £85m, 226th= David Hughes: Retailing, £85m, 226th= David McMurtry: Industry, £85m, 226th= Vijay Mallya: Brewing, £85m, 226th= Christopher Moran: Finance and property, £85m, 226th= Keith Richards: Pop music, £85m, 226th= Raymond Slater: Property, £85m, 226th= Tony Wilkinson and Family: Retailing, £83m, 235th Sir Richard George and Family: Food production, £82m, 236th= Paul Gibbons: Publishing, £82m, 236th= David Armstrong: Electronics, £80m, 238th= Lord and Apurv Bagri: Metal trading, £80m, 238th= Tony Gallagher: Property, £80m, 238th= Dr Mohamed Ibrahim: Telecommunication, £80m, 238th= Michael Jacobson and Family: Parcel distribution, £80m, 238th= The Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery: Landowner, £80m, 238th= Barry Rubery: Electronics, £80m, 238th= Earl Spencer: Landowner, £80m, 238th= Called to the bar, Tim Martin: Pubs, £76m, 251st= Ringo Starr: Pop music, £80m, 238th= Lynn and Con Wilson: Construction, £80m, 238th= Alan Wiseman and Family: Dairies, £80m, 238th= Keven McDonald: Industry, £75m, 252nd= Bevil Mabey and Family: Industry, £78m, 249th= James Miller and Family: Construction, £75m, 252nd= Ross Warburton and Family: Baking, £78m, 249th= Eric Clapton: Pop music, £75m, 252nd= John and Peter Clarke: Industry, £75m, 252nd= Bill Gredley and Family: Property, £75m, 252nd= William Johnson: Inventor, £75m, 252nd= The Earl of Radnor: Landowner, £75m, 252nd= The Duke of Roxburghe: Landowner, £75m, 252nd= Rod Stewart: Pop music, £75m, 252nd= The Earl of Yarborough: Landowner, £75m, 252nd= David Samworth and Family: Food production, £73m, 262nd= Antony Crosthwaite-Eyre: Publishing, £72m, 263rd= The Earl of Rosebery: Landowner, £72m, 263rd= John Wardle: Retailing, £71m, 265th= Ronald Austin and Family: Textiles and property, £70m, 266th= Lawrence Batley and Family: Wholesale food, £70m, 266th= Grahame Chilton: Insurance, £70m, 266th= Andrew and Stanley Cohen: Retailing, £70m, 266th= Michael Horton and Family: Property, £70m, 266th= Philip Hulme: Computers, £70m, 266th= Len and Nigel Jagger: Investments, £70m, 266th= Allen Lloyd and Family: Chemists, £70m, 266th= Fergus McCann: Football and holidays, £70m, 266th= Bernard Matthews: Food production, £70m, 266th= Dr Peter Ogden: Computers, £70m, 266th= Robert Ogden: Property, £70m, 266th= Sir Leslie and Dame Shirley Porter: Food retailing, £70m, 266th= Nigel Raine and Family: Daily products, £70m, 266th= Michael Rees: Insurance, £70m, 266th= Michael Spencer: Finance, £70m, 266th= Leonard Steinberg: Bookmaking, £70m, 266th= Sting: Pop music, £70m, 266th= Tony Travis: Builders' merchant, £70m, 266th= Jim Wood: Food Retailing, £70m, 266th= Robin Clark and Family: Property, £70m, 266th= Lord Laing and Family: Food manufacturing, £66m, 287th= Graham Wylie: Computers, £66m, 287th= Sir Michael Bishop: Airlines, £60m, 305th= Gordon Baxter and Family: Food production, £65m, 289th= Stanley Clarke: Property and racecourses, £65m, 289th= Martin Edwards: Football, £65m, 289th= Simon Howard and Family: Landowner, £65m, 289th= David and Lydia Instance: Printing, £65m, 289th= Sir Martin Laing and Family: Construction, £65m, 289th= Rory and Tim McCarthy: Jeans and cosmetics, £65m, 289th= Jim Moffat and Family: Travel agents, £65m, 289th= John Murphy: Construction, £65m, 289th= Charlotte Townshend: Landowner, £65m, 289th= Ron and Gail Wood: Greetings cards, £65m, 289th= John Draper and Family: Tools, £64m, 301st= David Makin: Retailing, £64m, 301st= Chris Marshall: Construction, £64m, 301st= Michael Hendry: Shipping, £62m, 304th Jeremy Agace: Estate agency, £60m, 305th= Sir Nicholas Bacon: Landowner, £60m, 305th= Sir john Barlow and Family: Finance, £60m, 305th= Nicholas Berry and Family: Publishing ans finance, £60m, 305th= Donald Bilton and Family: Property, £60m, 305th= Thomas and Gordon Black: Consumer goods, £60m, 305th= Barbara Taylor Bradford: Author, £60m, 305th= Michael Cannon: Pubs, £60m, 305th= Duncan and Sarah Davidson: Construction, £60m, 305th= Charles and Mary Dobson: Sign-making, £60m, 305th= Viscount Hambleden and The Smith Family: Retailing, £60m, 305th= Sir Julian Hodge: Finance, £60m, 305th= Abe Jaffe and Family: Car dealer, £60m, 305th= Ronnie Jarvis and Family: Property, £60m, 305th= The Earl of Jersey: Landowner, £60m, 305th= David Kirch: Property, £60m, 305th= Patricia Kluge: Investments, £60m, 305th= Alasdair Locke: Oil, £60m, 305th= John Newman: Industry, £60m, 305th= Christopher Oughtred and Family: Food retailing and car sales, £60m, 305th= Lord Palumbo: Property, £60m, 305th= Bruce Robertson and Family: Retailing, £60m, 305th= Tony Smith: Pop music, £60m, 305th= Alexander Turner and Family: Industry, £60m, 305th= Tom Wheatcroft: Racing circuits and construction, £60m, 305th= Peter Wilson: Publishing, £60m, 305th= Eric Grove: Construction, £57m, 331st= Bernard Holmes: Transport, £57m, 331st= Dr Chris Evans: Pharmaceuticals, £86m, 333rd= Shami Ahmed: Fashion and property, £55m, 334th= Ravi Bacci and Family: Van hire, £55m, 334th= Lady Butlin: Holiday camps and inheritance, £55m, 334th= Peter Dawson: Transport, £55m, 334th= Dave Gilmour: Pop music, £55m, 334th= The Earl Of Halifax: Landowner, £55m, 334th= John Harris and Family: Consumer electronics, £55m, 334th= Sir Anthony Jacobs: Driving schools, £55m, 334th= The Earl Of Mansfield and Mansfield: Landowner, £55m, 334th= Richard Northcott: Dly and pets, £55m, 334th= Patrick Ridgwell and Family: Dried fruit products, £55m, 334th= Tom and Timothy Scott: Plant hire, £55m, 334th= The Shipp Family: Industry, £55m, 334th= Sir Tatton Sykes: Landowner, £55m, 334th= Peter Vardy: Motor trade, £55m, 334th= Baroness Willoughby de Eresby: Landowner, £55m, 334th= Maurice Hatter: Electronics, £54m, 350th= Richard Magor and Family: Tea importers, £54m, 350th= Elizabeth Tompkins: Inheritance, £54m, 350th= Sir Tom Cowie: Motor retailing, £53m, 353rd= Manny Davidson and Family: Property, £53m, 353rd= David Goldman: Computer software, £53m, 353rd= Mary Foulston and Family: Computers and racing circuits, £52m, 356th= Richard Walduck and Family: Hotels, £52m, 356th= David Dein: Commodities and football, £51m, 358th= Doug Ellis: Football, £51m, 358th= Kenneth Alexander and Family: Chemicals, £50m, 360th= Lord Archer: Author, £50m, 360th= Roger Baker and Family: Food production, £50m, 360th= Lord Barnard: Landowner, £50m, 360th= The Marquess Of Birth: Landowner, £50m, 360th= Michael and Maurice Bennett: Retailing, £50m, 360th= David Blackburn: Car sales, £50m, 360th= Tony Bramall: Car sales, £50m, 360th= Michael Brinton and Family: Carpets, £50m, 360th= Barry Burns: Computers, £50m, 360th= Ace of clubs, Nick Faldo: Golf, £50m, 360th= Michael Carr and Family: Industry, £50m, 360th= Rory Carvill: Insurance, £50m, 360th= John Coldman: Insurance, £50m, 360th= Sean Connery: Films, £50m, 360th= Derek and Clifford Coombs: Industry and finance, £50m, 360th= Nick Corfield: Computers, £50m, 360th= Henry and Mollie Dent-Brocklehurst: Inheritance, £50m, 360th= Lord Egremont: Landowner, £50m, 360th= David Garrard: Property, £50m, 360th= Tony Gartland: Industry, £50m, 360th= Peter Harris and Family: Caravan parks, £50m, 360th= Wensley Haydon-Baillie: Pharmaceuticals, £50m, 360th= Michael Hoillingbery and Family: Retailing, £50m, 360th= Patrick Hungerford: Conference centres, £50m, 360th= Tom Hunter: Retailing, £50m, 360th= Clive Hunting and Family: Industry, £50m, 360th= Ron Jelly and Family: Construction, £50m, 360th= David Johnson: Cutlery, £50m, 360th= Tom Jones: Pop music, £50m, 360th= Mark Knopfler: Pop music, £50m, 360th= Alex Langsam: Hotels, £50m, 360th= Richard and Edward Lumley: Insurance, £50m, 360th= James and John Martin: Industry, £50m, 360th= Tom Martin and Family: Industry, £50m, 360th= George Michael: Pop music, £50m, 360th= Favourite clubs: Where Known Tahir Mohsan and Dr Tariq Mohammed: Computers sales, £50m, 360th= Joe Moore: Industry, £50m, 360th= Paul Morgan and Family: Media, £50m, 360th= Michael Morton: Hotels, £50m, 360th= Mickie Most: Pop music, £50m, 360th= Robert Nickerson and Family: Agriculture, £50m, 360th= Professor Alec Reed and Family: Employment agencies, £50m, 360th= Colin Sanders: Electronics, £50m, 360th= Clifford Schofield and Family: Diy and car accessories, £50m, 360th= Ian Skipper: Finance, £50m, 360th= Joseph Walker and Family: Food production, £50m, 360th= Sir Christopher Wates and Family: Construction and property, £50m, 360th= Michael Watt: Broadcasting, £50m, 360th= Frank Williams: Motor racing, £50m, 360th= Peter Wood: Insurance, £50m, 360th= Bill Wyman: Pop music, £50m, 360th= John and Ann Yerburgh: Beer and pubs, £50m, 360th= Richard Carr: Hotels and football, £48m, 313th= Michael and Shirley Gerson: Removals, £48m, 313th= Stephen Bond and Family: Helicopters, £45m, 415th= Lady Brown: Inheritance, £45m, 415th= The Duke of Buccleuch: Landowner, £45m, 415th= Robert Carter: Construction, £45m, 415th= Lady Juliet de Chair: Landowner, £45m, 415th= Ron Dennis: Motor racing, £45m, 415th= The Earl of Derby: Landowner, £45m, 415th= Ronald Diggens: Property, £45m, 415th= Vivien Duffield: Inheritance, £45m, 415th= Alastair Dunn and Family: Car dealer, £45m, 415th= Tony Elliott: Media, £45m, 415th= Robin Faccenda: Poultry, £45m, 415th= Ellen and Charles Gallagher: Property, £45m, 415th= Laurence Graff: Jewellery, £45m, 415th= Frank Hackett-Jones: Electronics, £45m, 415th= Warren Hardy: Mobile phones, £45m, 415th= Senator Edward Haughey: Pharmaceuticals, £45m, 415th= Philip Jones and Family: Industry, £45m, 415th= Peter Lew and Family: Property, £45m, 415th= David Lewis: Property, £45m, 415th= Disney engineer, Ivan McCabrey: Construction, £45m, 415th= Brian Maguire: Food, £45m, 415th= Marcus Margulies and Family: Fashion accessories, £45m, 415th= Stewart Milne: Construction, £45m, 415th= Jimmy Page: Pop music, £45m, 415th= Robert Plant: Pop music, £45m, 415th= The Earl of Portsmouth: Landowner, £45m, 415th= Gerald Ronson: Property and petrol, £45m, 415th= Sir Reo Stakis and Family: Hotels, £45m, 415th= Charlie Watts: Pop music, £45m, 415th= Gerald and Vera Weisfeld: Retailing, £45m, 415th= Israel Wetrin: Computers, £45m, 415th= Richard Gabriel: Courier services, £44m, 447th= Richard Balding: Insurance, £43m, 448th= Mark Dujardin and Family: Printing, £43m, 448th= Sandy Grant Gordon: Whiskey, £43m, 448th= The Earl Of Inchcape: Trade and finance, £43m, 448th= Ernest Field and Family: Funerals, £43m, 448th= Robert Gavron: Printing, £43m, 448th= Michael and Robert Slowe: Property, £43m, 448th= John Deacon: Pop music, £42m, 453rd= Lucas White: Inheritance, £42m, 453rd= Sandy Anderson: Railway leasing, £41m, 458th= Edward Cavendish: Publishing, £41m, 458th= Michael Marshall: Industry, £41m, 458th= Norman Adsetts and Family: Industry, £40m, 461st= Chris Anderson: Publishing, £40m, 461st= Trevor Baines: Investment, £40m, 461st= Ray and Geoff Ball: Industry, £40m, 461st= Ken Bates: Football, £40m, 461st= Peter Boizot: Restaurants, £40m, 461st= Edward Brian: Property, £40m, 461st= John Britten: Computers, £40m, 461st= Tony Brown: Engineering, £40m, 461st= Terence and Anita Coleman: Car security, £40m, 461st= Douglas Craig and Family: Oil services, £40m, 461st= John Deer: Industry, £40m, 461st= Stephen Ellis and Family: Furniture, £40m, 461st= Paul Fletcher and Family: Food production, £40m, 461st= Sir Norman Foster: Architecture, £40m, 461st= Noel and Gallagher: Pop music, £40m, 461st= Everard Goodman: Property, £40m, 461st= Ivan Twigden: Construction, £40m, 461st= Haul of fame, Edward and William Stobart: Haulage, £40m, 461st= Edward and William Stobart Henry Hoare and Family: Banking, £40m, 461st= Ray Horney: Hotels, Property and retailing, £40m, 461st= Barry Houghton: Industry, £40m, 461st= John and Rosemary Lancaster:Industry, £40m, 461st= Anthony and Kevin McWilliams: Industry, £40m, 461st= Rhys Marks and Family: Chemicals, £40m, 461st= Nick Mason: Pop music, £40m, 461st= Brian May: Pop music, £40m, 461st= John Reid: Pop music, £40m, 461st= Mukesh Sehgal and Family: Fashion wholesaler, £40m, 461st= James Sherwood: Ferries, railways and hotels, £40m, 461st= Brian May: Pop music, £40m, 461st= David Padley and Family: Food production, £40m, 461st= Stephen Roper and Family: Tableware, £40m, 461st= Peter Savill: Publishing and racing, £40m, 461st= Jasminder Singh and Family: Hotels, £40m, 461st= Brain and Alan Stannah: Lifts, £40m, 461st= Roger Taylor: Pop music, £40m, 461st= Sir Ray Tindle: Newspapers, £40m, 461st= Roger Waters: Pop music, £40m, 461st= Tim Watts: Recruitment agencies, £40m, 461st= Allan Willett and Family: Industry, £40m, 461st= Trevor Nunn: Theatre, £40m, 461st= Michael Crawford: Entertainment Ian Gowrie-Smith: Industry £38m, 530th= £36m, 532nd= £35m, 537th= Authors in the Rich List £34m, 558th= £33m, 561st= £32m, 564th= £31m, 571st= Richard Biffa: Industry, £30m, 575th= Back on the grid, Jackie Stewart: Motor racing, £30m, 575th= Jackie Stewart £29m, 652nd= £28m, 657th= £27m, 663rd= £26m, 666th= £25m, 676th= Annie Lennox: Pop Music £24m, 733rd= Stelios Haji-Ioannou: Airline £23m, 739th= £22m, 748th= £21m, 759th= Steve Davis: Snooker, £20m, 766th= Astrology Terry Pratchett: Author £19m, 889th= Settling for the comfortable life, Diana Princess of Wales: Inheritance and divorce settlement, £17m, 916th= Diana, Princess of Wales £18m, 901st= £17m, 916th= Delia Smith: Cookery £16m, 937th= £15m, 955th= Richard Budge: Coal mining Algy Cluff: Oil and gold Sade: Pop Music Out of the soup, John Dorrance: Food production, £1,125m, 1st Joan Dorrace Food production Tony O'Reilly and Chryss Goulandris: Food, media and inheritance, £1,000m, 2nd Martin Naughton: Domestic appliances, £250m, 6th Michael Smurfit: Packaging, £200m, 7th Margaret Heffernan: Supermarkets, £174m, 8th Frank Dunne: Supermarkets, £170m, 9th Sharon, Brian, Paul and Sean McMahon: Supermarkets, £135m, 10th Don Panoz and Family: Pharmaceuticals, £130m, 11th= Sean Quinn: Quarrying and hotels, £130m, 11th= Anne Dunne: Supermarkets, £121m, 13th= Tony Ryan and Family: Aviation, £120m, 14th= Fred Wilson and Family: Engineering, £120m, 14th= Margaret Doyle and Family: Hotels, £110m, 16th Dermot Desmond: Finance, £100m, 17th= The Earl of Iveagh and The Guinness Family: Brewing and property, £600m, 3rd The Earl of Iveagh and The Guinness Family: Brewing and property Robert and Kenneth Dart: Packaging, £400m, 4th U2: Pop music, £300m, 5th Solo success, Enya: Pop music, £30m, 46th= Senator Feargal Quinn: Food retailing, £100m, 17th= Lochlan Quinn: Industry, £82m, 20th Ben Dunne: Investments, £80m, 21st Eugene and Brendan Murtagh: Building products, £70m, 22nd Tim Mahony: Vehicle distribution, £60m, 23rd Michael O'Flaherty and Family: Vehicle distribution, £55m, 24th Max McMullan and Family: Fuel distribution, £52m, 25th Peter and Margaret Barry: Tea, £48m, 26th Leo Ward and Kevin Anderson: Cinemas, £47m, 27th Joseph Brennan: Banking, £45m, 28th= Senator Edward Haughey: Pharmaceuticals, £45m, 28th= Ivan 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