News from 19/04/1998
1998; Gale Group;
Autores
Taki, Annika Bosanquet, Waldemar Januszczak, Hilary Mantel, Sandy Lerner, J Cusden, Emma Moore, Amanda Ursell, Jonathan Wild, Joan Burnett, Alan Judd, Edna Weiss, John Webb, Sam Gilpin, Addison de Witt, Sally O'Reilly, Neil Wormald, Mary Wilson, Dylan Jones, Martin James, Anthony Sattin, Thrasy Petropoulos, Damon Hill, David Hewson, Hugh Canning, John Sutherland, Peter Kemp, Giyan Pritch, Nicola Foulston, Alan Maxted, Neil Johnsons, Eric Clapton, Nicholas Hellen, Caroline Scott, Shelley Von Strunckel, John Webster, Brian Jackman, Sir Elton John, Mark Austin, Hugh McLlvanney, Paul Ham Money Editor, Sheena Easton, John Karter, Peter Conardi, Ruby Wax, Simon Wills, Michael Wright, Claire Oldfield, Rasselas, Bryan Appleyard, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Brian Caudwell, Josh Salzmann, Gerry Flower, William Rees-Mogg, Paul Cole, Gerald Oppenheim Director Uk, Peter Watts, Godfrey Smith, Michael Hodges, Mandy Payne, David Parsons, Matthew Campbell, Jeremy Wayne, John Carey, David Hutcheon, Michael Horovitz, Roland Wright, Ken Morrison, Anthony Powell, Stephen Boyd, Bob, Dan Pearson, Barry Newcombe, Peter Stanford, Fiona Sweeney, Michael Prescott, Michael Banks, Charles Masters, Chris Ryder, Derek Hodgson, Lesley White, John Jay, Emine Saner, Jeffrey Crook, Dr Matthew Ellis, Terry Matthews, Mark Ottaway, Eden Blake, John Evans, Carl Berkeley, Edward Porter, Jenny Shields, Nigel Wray, Nick Kochan, John Gartside, Stuart Wavell, Paul Donovan, Glyn Douglas, Philip Craigie, Richard Binns, Simon Fanshawe, Ian Chadband, David Leppard, Anthony Sampson, Ross Clark, Tom Shone, Sarah Evans, Andy Goldberg, Hugo Barnacle, Andrew Roberts, Diana Wright, F W, Martin Searby, Caroline Gascoigne, Mark Macaskill, Garth Alexander, Ray Hutton, John Keane, Christine Webb, A A Gill, David Sumner Smith, Jonathan Carr-Brown, N McA Pickles, Roger Dobson, Robert Sangster, Colin Rallings, Laurence Spicer, Ali Stewart, Hugh Pearman, David Parsley, John Burns, Neil MacLean, Scott McGale, Felix Dennis, John Dugdale, Ben Gill, John Clayton, Barbara Hall, Nigel Botherway, John Peter, John Howard, Mrs P G, Hugh Pym, Patrick Kluce, Raymond Wallis, David Smith, Nick Pitt, Vincent Kearney, Sally Brown, Louise Crook, Edward Platt, Roger Anderson, D R, J F Gray, Llyswen, Cropwell Butler, Harvey Porlock, Yvonne Ridley, Stewart Lee, Peter Conradi, David Speir, Nick Gardner, Christine Toomey, Josephine Smit, J MaDonald, Clive Henderson, Sue Lawrence, Gerald Kaufman, Alex Clark, Michael Prescott Chief Political Correspondent, Kirstie Hamilton, Antony Goldman Senior, Tom Fawthrop, Rufus Olins, Mark Edwards, George Ramsden, Michael Watkins, Jones, Jack Nicholson, Raymond Keene, Zoe Brennan, Marie Colvin, Debbie Hill, Michael Prescott Cheif Political Correspondent, Rafi Manoukian, Stephen Jones, Nick Cain, Steve Connor Science Correspondent, Rob Ryan, Chief executive Neil Johnson, Trevor Lewis, Paul Kavanagh, Mark Prigg, Victoria O'brien, D H, Roland White, Angelique Westerhof, Kevin Pratt, David Rudnick, Gavin Owen Councillor, Kristie Hamilton, Mark Franchetti, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Raymond Seitz, Michael Sheridan, Ian Edwards, Philip Beresford, Hugh Jones, Michael Austin, Andrew Alderson, John Waples, Sara Wheeler, Robert Johnston, Stephen Pettitt, Kevin Goldstein-Jackson, Hazel Courteney, Nicholas Hellen Media Correspondent, Joe Lovejoy, Helen Weir, James Henderson, Chris Lightbown, John Phillips, Antony Pay, John Wapies, David Smith Economics Editor, Penny Perrick, Peter Cooper, Lord Sainsbury, Karen Robinson, Tara Palmer-Tomkinson's, Susan D'arcy, Dr Alan Bussey, Pam Barrett, Paul Smith, Frank Whitford, Sally Payne, Kirstie Hamilton City Editor, Sebastian Hamilton, Michael Thrasher, K R, Cornwall, Robert Sandall, Irwin Stelzer, Peter Wilson, David Dougill, Charles Frazier, C S, Paul Burston, Simon Walsh, Marian Martin, Sir Rocco Forte, Chris Hastings, Margaret Coles, Margarette Driscoll, Louise Taylor, Sam Murphy, George Perry, T T T, Kevin Connolly, Deborah Beavis, Steve Gibson, Paul Ham, Clarke Wine, Michael Bilton, Paul Driver, Ian Hawkey, Clio Mitchell, David Lawrenson, Chris Smith, Phil Baker, John Harlow Arts Correspondent, Simon Heffer, Christina Lamb, Victoria O'Brien, Cosmo Landesman, Helen Hawkins, Adrienne Connors, Andrew Smith, Paul Nuki, Smith Talati, John Stern, Christopher Goodwin, Naoml Caine, John, Frank Ronan, Peter Thompson, Richard Croft, Rufus Olins Deputy City Editor, Jonathan Leake, Paul Endersby, Rajeev Syal, Philip Kingsley The leading technologist, Andrew Lorenz, Subhash Chandra, Naomi Caine, Queen, David Wickers, Mary, Rupert Steiner, Christopher Shipley, Joanna Simon, India Knight, Lewis Pollock, M A, Boris Schapiro, Adam Parsons,
ResumoBlair's billionaires head the rich Lord Sainsbury leads but Bernie Ecclestone is close behind Labour refuses to reveal donations PoWs plan to greet Japan's emperor with Colonel Bogey Contents Kuoni Lean Jeans The Sunday Times Day of triumph for fighting Trimble Royals at Sea Police link Nickell murder to serial killer The Sunday Times is the Sunday Papers Contents Adams praise for Trimble vote win Newspapers Support Recycling Tailtrack The Sunday Times Robinson denies film star affair Blair aide set to join BSkyB Treasury flouts own pay curbs Britannia's family album is revealed First black entrepreneur joins ranks of Britain's wealthiest Yahoo Germans flock along Diana tourism trail Halifax Princes 'snub' to Spencers claimed Olivetti Computers Worldwide Plastic lung could save cancer victims Blair backs Banks to be London mayor £60m lottery aid for museum 'superleague' Swiftcall Share Offer All Saints to sing for G8 summit Calortex Should the Guilty Men Go Free? If the people of Northern Ireland want peace they will have to accept the release of terrorists convicted of horrific crimes. Vincent Kearney examines their dilemma The Royal Bank of Scotland British Airways Hilton plans hotel on moon-with a beach 'Shaken baby' cases undetected Primus Sterilised women face pregancy after hospital error ITV slips up on tide of 'dirty' soaps Northern Rock British Gas Ford Police link Nickell case to serial killer cluster Coward's gems found in bank The Personal Number Company PLC Lungs Grace McLean has only months to live. She is trying… Direct Line Rover Solitary survivor In his first interview after 11 years' isolation for revealing Israel's nuclear arms, Mordechai Vanunu tells how he stayed sane. Andy Goldberg reports Israel's fundamental problem Gerald Kaufman laments the slide towards extremism The Sunday Times Sage Scottish Widows Renault used child corpses to improve car safety seats Virgin atlantic Caring cave dwellers were early 'new men' Dolly the cloned sheep prepares to make history again as a mother Hollywood's cobbler puts his boot into the stars The Sunday Times The Royal Bank of Scotland Birth of the book to end all books Renault Waterman swings back in Sweeney The Personal Numbre Company PLC Spine World Cup police to take the fight to football thugs Lunn Poly Microsoft Millionaire geeks tap into British table manners Cambodia awaits rebirth as Pol Pot's evil dream is burnt World closes in on ragtag rebel leaders Nationwide Multiple Display Advertising Items Calais British Airways Legacy of Genocide Marks & Spencer Pensions Was Crusoe a copycat castaway? BT States urged to execute the killer children Stomach Happy families in Stalin's hellhole By Mark Franchetti, first British journalist to enter the 'hidden city' of Arzamas-16, powerhouse of the Soviet nuclear programme Lloyds Bank Business Banking The Big Lebowski Curtain down on cancan as Paris goes Full Monty Compaq Saddam uses food cash to boost arsenal Disney accused of cruelty over 'safari' deaths Kohl election hopes tumble in 'Legoland' Diamond empires are a boy's worst enemy Inside Los Angles P&O European Ferries Faint-hearted idol Big Issue hits Tinseltown The Sunday Times Weather and Travel Outlook Famed dancing horses eaten by Bosnians SAS weapons sold to the underworld Insight Direct Four ticket-holders split £8.2m jackpot News Digest BBC attacked for payment to OJ Plea for nurses Ten arrests Hospital crisis Child Killer Aboriginal cure Flower power Correction Arsenal surge past ailing United Top Gunners Contents Green Sward Venables to begin new reign at Palace Green Baize Green Machine Virgin atlantic Tottenham rescued by Calderwood Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Late flurry cures Palace's home sickness at last Bolton punished for defensive mistakes Arsenal storm into lead Solskjaer dismissal adds insult to injury Hartson's double strike puts Europe withing sight Yorke raises Villa's profile as Southampton fade away Premiership First Division Second Division Third Division Vauxhall Conference and Other Leagues Scotland Pools Everton crawling to safety Furlong double lifts Birmingham Charlton keep up momentum Bournemouth win their biggest battle The Times Angell makes life hell for title hopefuls The Vectra Sri from Vauxhall Gamble pays off for Quinn Chris Lightbown on the Marksman who has fought back from injury to fire Sunderland's powerful surge towards the promised land Sunderland win but nerves show Zagallo at risk after 40 years at the top World champions Brazil have left their coach in no doubt that hard eyes are looking over his shoulder Hoddle's Green Vision The England manager believes his squad will benefit from the example currently being set at Highbury and he intends to prove the point in the weeks heading up to the World Cup. By Joe Lovejoy, football correspondent The Sunday Times Broncos in need of a kick-start It is early days in the Super League but some teams are already desperate for a taste of success, says David Lawrenson Canon personal copiers Grau adds prime beef to Saracens recipe Stephen Jones meets the Puma prop with a pivotal role in today's crunch match for the title between Saracens and Newcastle Deaking turns fantasy into fans Stephens Jones on the marketing genius helping to draw huge crowds to England's most innovative club Tombs on hand to bury Bath Stransky's strike haunts Zinzan Classy Michell lightens gloom Women's Rugby Chapman hits rocket pace Trelawny's army put to flight Canon Boon sets the right example Bridgestone Batsman Gough makes Somerset suffer Britannic Assurance County Championship Old Speckled Hen Ramprakash resurrected Ian Hawkey on the England batsman who has come of age since being handed the captaincy of Middlesex Watkin back with a blast Sussex prepared to see the light Motorola Breath of Ayr inspires masterly Maguire Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up The Sunday Times Rugby Union Racing Hamed retains world crown Nick Pitt sees champion Naseem Hamed produce a spectacular finish to his world featherweight title defence at the Nynex Arena in Manchester last night Sheikh sets off tremors with switch to France John Karter looks into the reasons why 120 to the Godolphin two-year-olds are being moved to Evry Gateway2000 Eubank claims respect in defeat Ian Chadband sees a thrilling battle for the WBO cruiserweight title end in disappointment Front runner true to herself Ian Chadband finds Catherina McKiernan thriving on long-distance running and favourite to win the Flora London Marathon The Sunday Times O'Sullivan hungers for days of his lost youth As the world championship gets under way Ian Chadband talks to a snooker genius who, at 22, feels his best days might be over Doherty scrambles across the finishing line Beeb brings bobsleigh in from cold Grand prix hopefuls can learn from kart racing Play the Game Putting Racers on the Right Track How to Get a Fast Start in Karting This Week's Fixtures Sport on TV The Sunday Times Red devil Schumacher Williams struggle to make up lost ground O'Meara delivers the perfect identity card Nick Pitt on the Masters champion who has shed his cloak of anonymity to join an elite band Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Step on the gas, James High fuel prices are making gas a cheape option for the ordinary driver. Does it do the job, asks Ray Hutton Audi Woodford Specialist Cars Vehicles British Car Auctions Road Sage Every cloud has a silver lining—spending a fortune at the pumps has at least a token reward Windsor Car Auctions Multiple Classified Advertising Items Royal Ascot Dick Lovett Reg Vardy Sytner Sheffield Hexagon Holland Park Bmwparklane Hexagon Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sytner Mill Prophets Milcars Group Multiple Classified Advertising Items Burton & Deakin Vines Cheyne Heathrow Cooper Cadillac Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ferrari Jaguar Guy Salmon Lancaster H. R. Owen Ferrari Appleyard Grange is Jaguar Weybridge Automobiles Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mercedes 600SEL V12 Long Wheel Base Registration Transfers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Clive Sutton Elite Registrations Lexus Multiple Display Advertising Items H. R. Owen Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hallamshire Lancaster Land Rover Mercedes-Benz Dick Lovett Jacksons Puttocks Multiple Display Advertising Items Lancaster Sunningdale Company Limited Rose & Young SMAC Normand Mercedes London's Finest Cruickshank Alan Day Riverdale Multiple Display Advertising Items Malaya B&K Thomas Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items William Loughran Bramley Tom Hartley Scotts Porsche H. R. Owen Lancaster Porsche Dick Lovett Porsche Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Stratton Reg Vardy Saab Volvo Approved Used Cars Murray Motor Company Burton House Guaranteed Motor Cars Broughtons Harwoods Sussex DVLA Classic Collection Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency Invaded by bargains There are now huge savings to be made from buying on the Continent, says John Evans Multiple Classified Advertising Items Audi Multiple Display Advertising Items Audi It's V for victory, but not for the Vectra Audi Multiple Display Advertising Items Audi Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Audi Big guns back GUS bid for Argos Rate rise hinges on growth data Inside Virgin atlantic More help for middle market Mega Banks Contents Tesco workers set for £37m shares payout BA to take on 15,000 staff Rich List shows it is cool to be casual in business The Great Universal Stores P. L. C. Headhunters defect to Korn Business Digest Nigel Walmsley Signs Express Pru plans new brand for phone banking Parcelforce has to reclaim millions after billing blunder EMI aims to spice up its American sales Rose plots RAC comeback Qualitex '98 Liffe to debate shake-up Barlows set to back into Trafford Gieves & Hawkes Mega Banks The £133bn merger of Bank America and National Bank has left other US banks scrambling to find partners to compete with the new giants. Garth Alexander reports from New York British Airways Easter rain piles on the agony for DFS ITN sells headquarters Keswick continues break up of Hambros Sharewatch A share in the boardroom Top firms make no promises over bug The Sunday Times Databank RAC boss rallies to fight ambush Working Day Vital Statistics Candover US golf giant launches big British drive America's most successful golf course operator has started an ambitions move on to the UK and European scene, writes John Waples NatWest The Sunday Times The Sunday Times Thomson's Brett faces plain sailing for float The strong pound has hit exporters but it has given a boost to the holiday as it prepares to float on the stock market. By David Parsley CNT MAM backs Gee in Style Without venture capital, David Gee could not have reshaped and grown his menswear business, writes Claire Oldfield Cheap van rentals hit road to success Bolton Agnew spotted a niche in the vehicle hire market while travel on business in North America. Rupert Steiner reports Alex Lawrie Bulletin Paying Vat at last minute is risky custom Questions of Business The Enterprise Network Enterprise Network Netica drives for expansion in selling cars over the Net A fifth of British cars could be sold over the Internet by 2000 but to exploit this golden opportunity, Netica needs to crack its growth problems. David Sumner Smith reports The Sunday Times The Experts Multiple Display Advertising Items WebPoint International Uni-Call International Cash Converters Multiple Display Advertising Items SCF Group User 2 Computers Prontaprint! Multiple Display Advertising Items Davis picks Pru's suitor with care The Prudential wants to merge with a bank to secure its position as a giant in financial services but only the right deal will do. By Kirstie Hamilton Multiple Classified Advertising Items If you can sell memorable phone numbers, call this Roads and Traffic Authority 1130 Cases of Australian Debortoli Sacred Hill Time Computer Systems Dutch warn Rome on euro €Uro Watch Pricing code Swedes cut duty Driving together Orange U. S Airways World outlook too good to be true How much longer can Wall Street keep on rising? Strikers defy reformers in Korea The battle over the closure of Kia Motors may decide whether the government can achieve an economic turnaround, says Michael Sheridan Telewest turnst the corner with takeover of General Cable The cable firsm's £649m consolidation move raises hope that the years of losses are ending. Report by Kirstie Hamilton and Rufus Olins Education Cartoons How To Make £20,000 p. a. Freelance Writing Multiple Display Advertising Items Challenge The Open College of Chiropody and Podiatry Chapterhouse Multiple Display Advertising Items University of Brighton Alliance Francaise Oxford Brookes University Roehampton Institute London The Sunday Times Stomach 'belt' will squeeze excess fat from the obese Medicine Diamond film protects cars and buildings Coatings It is still some years off, but a new coating process promises protection for a range of everyday objects, including buildings. Mark Prigg reports Less means more when it comes to PC productivity Sounding off Microsoft's Outlook and Lotus's Notes allow you to cut through the jungle of irrelevant information and focus on the essentials, writes David Hewson Edited by Sean Hargrave Standard Life Bank Smart shoes change size Footwere Leeds University Business School Durham University Business School The University of Birmingham University of Luton The American College in London Sheffield Business School Kingston University Leicester University Management Centre The Manchester Metropolitan University University of Bath School of Management The University of Bradford Management Centre The University of Reading The Management Unit Multiple Display Advertising Items MBA The Association of MBAS Asia is cool on Britannia Sharan Daddy's £130m present Prufrock TV bosses fear missing star was purrloined RAC rebel suffers breakdown Saviours' exit may spark bid for Aegis Bank transfer system rips off customers Flexible friend is drivers' saviour Net Shopper City watchdog beseiged by furious investors Skandia offers new deal for pensioners No Laughing Matter. . . The public flocked to… Contents Fidelity Investments Women's Workout Costs of moving keep on falling Brave new world of the housewives' pension Protect yourself from thugs Schroders Bank's account promotion failed to attract interest Questions of Cash Every week our own consumer champion tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf Woman wary of fiance's proposal Societe Generale Comic ads can hide poor deals Funny adverts work wonders for some financial companies, but it's no laughing matter. Report by Nick Gardner Fund a mentals Capital Wise Norwich Union Direct It's time for banks to clean up their act Our campaign for a fair deal for your finances continues as Paul Ham calls for minimum standards in the banking industry Gartmore Strong pound key to house abroad Exchange rates make buying a foreign property cheap, but beware the pitfalls. By Naomi Caine Legal & General Teacher does his homework Guinness Flight First National Building Society Aberdeen Prolific Marks & Spencer Financial Services Phone for cheap mortgage deals Busy borrowers are saving time by buying mortgages over the phone—and saving money, too, writes David Rudnick Royal & Sunalliance Online car insurers must cast net wider Lawyers suggest revolutionary mortgage to ease housebuying A loan that covers the house you are selling and the one you are buying could speed up the moving process. By Nick Gardner Scottish Widows GT Global Multiple Display Advertising Items Johnson Fry Policy Plus Paragon mortgages Direct The Sunday Times Foreign Colonial Don't lose out in search for credit Customers are refused loans and credit cards for a wide range of reasons. Debbie Hill explains how to avoid rejection by lenders Follow these tips to qualify for loans The Equitable Life Policy Portfolio PLC Take cover from natural disasters The Easter floods provide a times reminder that home insurance is a necessity worth taking trouble over, writes Kevin Pratt Britannia Fund Managers Skipton Financial Services Insurers won't protect you from hungry bugs Policy Choice Direct Mercury Asset Management Killik & Co Squeezing the juice out of Ladbroke The hotels and gaming group is being hit by Far East trouble, a fall in tourism and higher taxes, writes Kevin Goldstein-Jackson Halifax Company cars put brakes on income The tax system means company cars are not longer such a great perk, so take a cash alternative, writes Ross Clark Legal & General Save & Prosper Jupiter Virgin direct Standard Life Bank Friends Provident Annual Travel Insurance Invest in your health Private health insurance is getting cheaper, but watch out for hidden clauses that may limit treatment, writes Naoml Caine The Sunday Times Top savings rates UK Unit trusts/OEICs: Equity & bond inc Micropal unit trust index Best mortgage rates Chase De Vere Ethical trusts reward the sould and purse Savings News Chase De Vere Investment PLC Woolwich The Sunday Times Investors Direct Direct Line Financial Services Couple save for French dream Barclays NPI offers special bond paying 7.5% ITE has chance to show high returns Peace at Last First Telecom Chin up Undercover Czech Mate Superlative Travel Today is the Greek Easter Coming out too far Atticvs Noble ways of a Latin lover Pol Pot's apologists Picture Gallery Twisting the world around her finger Profile A Titanic stunt holed below the water line The Sunday Times This Life Rich pickings An explosive idea The Times Blair, easy-listening orator for our times Moptop scoots about with Blair's cool message Clark doomed after mauling by wolf pack Quidmum Michael Prescott Tough task of educating Archie Where on earth have all the Tories gone? The Queen should hold her peace The caring society just sneaked in First Choice Going soft? Britain is still a nation of hard-headed people Far from being a 'fake, self-indulgent society', we're as sensible as ever, says David Smith Descent into the underworld The hero of Operation Eden tells Margarette Driscoll of his nightmarish double life trying to expose police corruption Style guru with designs on our natural habitat Interview Cosmo Landesman meets Terence Conran Reality can really wreck as spot of Cinéma Vérité It's all so very unfair in love and war Farmers not to blame for rape of countryside Cancer can be beaten A Tory target in the town halls Lacoste Points So uncool to be cool Best target for aid Birthdays The Sunday Times Grow up, Mr Gill When in Rome make it look real Billion-dollar shave Gillette is the latest company to scent a monstrous profit in turning a simple artefact into an expensive toy, writes Stuart Wavell Property Foxtons Manhattan Loft The Sunday Times The tragedy of King Havel The president's ills are the symbol of a more widespread Czech malaise, writes John Keane Multiple Display Advertising Items Fairview New Homes Plc Blackfriars Road London Se1 City Approach Hamptons International Hurford Savli Carr W. A. Ellis New Homes Mount Vernon Octagon Lockes Wharf Multiple Display Advertising Items Feeling at home in the City The Square Mile is no longer just a place for work—thanks to a stream of new residential sites, says Josephine Smit Multiple Display Advertising Items A housing concept that means business Modern look for a Victorian model Lurot Brand Galliard Homes Limited Barratt Cluttons Daniel Smith Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hamptons International Princess Park Manor Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Retirement Property Services Multiple Classified Advertising Items Knight Frank International Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bewley Homes Canary Riverside The Sunday Times Bryant Homes Boom time for executive boltholes Demand for London pieds-a-terre is rising as families with working fathers head for the country, says Christine Webb Multiple Display Advertising Items French Property Exhibition World of Property Exhibition Parque Da Floresta Mowlem Sotogrande Marbella's New Pearl Marbella - Spain Berkeley Homes Charles Church Bolivia British Midland Home of the brave Mark Ottaway visits Eritrea, where 30 years of civil war failed to dull the friendly optimism of its people or the elegant pleasures of city life Baby on board Where Was I? Canal vision Continuing our series on accommodation with character around the world, David Wickers takes his pick from Amsterdam's manyt town houses turned hotel Inter-Continental Hotels and Resorts Travel Brief Round the bend The Wye Valley in Wales offers too many distractions—from dramatic ruins to little-known restaurants—to keep you on the beaten track. Richard Binns packs his map and spends a weekend making detours British Airways The Break Columbus Arctic Experience Mark Warner beach clubs Voyages Jules Verne Looks of the week Final offers EU puts a squeeze on sailing Orient Lines Bomb threat in Turkey Paying for the privilege Directions Earthwatch (01865-311 600), the international… Swansea Cork Ferries Sunsall Beach Clubs Question & Answer Holiday Money Multiple Display Advertising Items On the Edge Tsar Nicholas II laid to rest a second time End of delays to Europe? Where was I? The River Wild A flowering of talent Michael Watkins meanders through Provence, enjoying culture in Marseilles, art in Arles, architecture in Avignon, perversity in Ménerbes and nature sublime on the Verdon SAS Scandinavian Airlines Travel Brief The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Irish Ferries Spring in your step Great Southern Hotels Multiple Display Advertising Items Stena Line Multiple Display Advertising Items Ireland Holiday Clinic P&O Cruises Balancing act Clio Mitchell finds the Indian Ayurvedic relaxation and massage system a great way to keep body and sould together Jersey Queen mother A Doctor Writes . . . Air Portugal Queensland Travel Brief Virgin atlantic The all-round good guys Consolidators will sell you discounted air tickets—and a lot more besides. Susan D'arcy profiles 10 of the best The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Check-In Into thin air Crossing Bolivia's high altiplano is about as close as you can get to space travel without leaving the planet, claims a breathless Fank Ronan Trailfinders Travelbag Quest Worldwide Travel Brief Bridge the World Air Tickets Directs The Travel Bug US Airtours Multiple Display Advertising Items Holidays autos Canadian Affair Multiple Display Advertising Items Travelbag Westminster Travel Eurostar P&O North Sea Ferries Multiple Display Advertising Items Airline Network Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The airline seat company Multiple Display Advertising Items Go Multiple Display Advertising Items Solos Holidays Multiple Display Advertising Items City Escapades Multiple Display Advertising Items Club Med Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Eurocamp Union-Castle Line Champagne Ardenne Bowhills Multiple Display Advertising Items Caribbean Connection Multiple Display Advertising Items Headwater Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Canada Quebec Motorhomes Multiple Display Advertising Items Costa Blanca Villas with Pools Exodus The Different Holidays Adventures Multiple Display Advertising Items Guerba Explore Worldwide Multiple Display Advertising Items The Woolacombe Bay Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items The Carlyon Bay Hotel The Victoria Hotel My Hols Chris Smith ministers to his love of wild Highland peaks Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Langdale Cricklade Hotel Multiple Display Advertising Items Competition Details Snowdonia Mountains and Coast Where was I? Win a champagne weekend in Reims with Arblaster and Clarke Wine Tours NBS Selection PSD Chase Financial Services Recruitment Anderson Consulting Korn/ferry Selection Harvey Nash Shape Develope a Territory Selector Europe Korn/ferry Selection A GKRS Group Company A BNB Resources plc company Selector Europe Spencer Stuart Korn/ferry Selection A GKR Group Company Syntegra PA Consulting Group Coca-Cola & Schweppes Hoggett Bowers Barkers West London Training & Enterprise Council World Com MSL Search and Selection Hanover Fox International Innovative & Ambitious Food Company Diageo Innovative Financial Services Company Management Solution Whitehead Selection Anderson Consulting NBS Selection NB Selection British Airways Hoggett Bowers NB Selection Howgate Sable Hoggett Bowers NCR Lotus Consulting People Soft Alliance Partner BIR Integrated Resourcing Solutions Tyzack Selection MSL Search and Selection Invester in People Saint-Gobain Glass UK Ltd E. P. International Donald Matheson (Management Services) Ltd Sema Group Electrocomponents PLC Howgate Sable Hoggett Bowers TC Solutions Experian Phillips & Carpenter Varley Walker BMW AON Coopers & Lybrand Michael Page Technology CJA Recruitment Consultants Group Communications Professionals Opportunities in… Regent Consulting Executive Search and Selection… MacMillan Davies Hodes Kingston Communications Severn Associates Nestor International Limited Operational Management Theakor Monro Newman InterSearch Dran Dearman Associates Herst Austin Rowley Dixey Robb Associates Stuart Spindler Partners Q Data Consulting Conduit Communications Rsl Com Europe Ltd. Capita RAS MSL Search and Selection The Times Hanover Fox International BaaN Multiple Display Advertising Items Major Resort Developer Requires Philips Safetynet Business Link London City Partners Air Miles Multiple Display Advertising Items BT Ross Breeders Limited Morgan & Banks International Ernst & Young The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items United Technologies Multiple Display Advertising Items London Electricity Crossley House Recruitment Limited Retail Management Consultants Ltd Alasdair Graham Associates Ltd. Clay McGuire Executive Selection & Teambuilding Barnes Kavelle Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Harvey Nash Multiple Display Advertising Items BT David Thompson Associates International Career Opportunity General Manager SAP Marque Executive Resourcing A Thg Worldwide Company Barkers Harridge Executive Search NCC Recruitment Cambridge Positioning Systems Ltd McCourt Consultants Limited Warner Lambert British Airways Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercury Marine Multiple Display Advertising Items Sapient The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants Coopers & Lybrand Executive Resourcing Thames Water Hallisburton Computacenter Career World CMG Multiple Display Advertising Items Managing Director - Service Multiple Display Advertising Items Fraser Russell Wolff Olins Metropolitan Police HCI International Medical Centre Performance Management Consultants Tripod Technologies Limited Audi The Sunday Times Vodafone London Developement Partnership Connaught Britain's Executive Career Service National Pen Limited King's College London Multiple Display Advertising Items Armature Ltd Morrison Construction Group plc The Sunday Times Financial Appointments Woolwich PLC The Sunday Times Seeboard plc Ross Group PLC Investor is People Hays Accountancy Personnel Option International Times Newspaper Corporation of London Banking on a career move abroad Any City job is international job these days, and a spell overseas may be the way to get ahead. Sally O'Reilly reports on the most promising destinations and the skills needed Robert Walters Associates Alexander Hughes Selection Allied Bakeries FSS Financial Group Company MSL Search and Selection Multiple Display Advertising Items Financial Appointments Scope for People with Cerebral Palsy Hays Accountancy Personnel Multiple Display Advertising Items A BNB plc company Metrological Office The British Council International Air Transport Association Robert Gordon University The Scottish Office Education St. James's Management Recruitment Advertised Recruitment and Consultancy Multiple Display Advertising Items Oaklands College Hertrordshire Guy's & St Thomas' Hospital Trust Swale housing association Police Succession Planning Associates Capita Ras Multiple Display Advertising Items Hertfordshire County Council Go freelance without fear without fear An encouraging report shows that most freelancers enjoy a higher quality of life and the money is not too bad either, writes Margaret Coles Ernst & Young Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Ernst & Young Multiple Display Advertising Items Add French to your business skills The Personal Development Show Contents Victims of War In her haunting new novel, Beryl Bainbridge brings the horrors of battle shockingly of life, says Peter Kemp Contents High spy Picture Gallery What's the catch? Edith Wharton Critical List Sex, love and media warfare were the themes of the week, says Harvey Porlock Louise Doughty Leader of the Jack Pack Jack Nicholson The Life and Times of an Actor on the Edge by Peter Thompson Mainstream £15.99 pp312 Scary or sweet? You Are Not I: A Portrait of Paul Bowles by Millicent Dillon Univ of California Press £19.95 pp340 The Good Book Guide When he was bad. . . Michael Horovitz tunes into a biography of William Borroughs England's finest Short stories can carry a lot of weight, finds John Carey The beast in Fritz Lang Diary How the mighty fell Leninism's innate faults were at the root of the failure of Soviet leaders, says Raymond Seitz The fate of nations that turned on a musket-ball The imperial ambitions of Britains and France 250 years ago led to the first war to be fought on a world stage, observes Alan Judd 10 Years Ago this Week From Anthony Powell's journals Wednesday, April 20,1988 On the Shelf Anthony Sampson finds journalistic inspiration in Boswell's Johnson Slummer after truth Tough, Tough Toys for Tough, Tough Boys by Will Self Bloomsbury £14.99 pp244 Blackwell's Bookshops The terror lives on How to Murder a Man by Carlo Géber Little, Brown £16.99 pp373 W9 and Other Lives by Carlo Gébler Marton Boyars £15.95 pp250 Two million Muslims will loathe it Fatima's Scarf by David Caute Totterdown Books £15.99 pp560 A time to dance The Migration of Ghosts by Pauline Melville Bloomsbury £15.99 pp209 Writers Free Magazine The Sunday Times Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier Paperbacks The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 527 Talking Books Hardbacks Paperbacks Manuals Bibliofile Hilary Mantel reveals her secret vice—quoting Bellox, but always under her breath Quality Paperbacks Direct Scooby-Doo! Strange Vanishing in Vegas Hero worship Bodyshaking! Buy the book Picture Gallery Win Quick draw! Scooby-Doo and the gang get caught up in a new The Funday Times The Fun Club Hercules tackles John Barnes No Title Asterix and the Normans Jarvis Is there a storm brewing for Asterix? Find out next Funday on-line Bags of fun Flying start The biggest brightest stories are always in The… Going for a song Cracked it! Grin and bear it Book Bonanza Short! Beryl the Peril Beryl stirs up more trouble next week in The Funday… Create a Cartoon Dagsy Dog Bookzone Rex and Tex Robot Crusoe Willoughby The creature feature You always have the biggest laugh with The Funday… Next Week in Funday Mick Doohan Fans Utd We're conjuring up another great sporting… Fact File Wembley Stadium Play like Tiger Walker & Books The Red House Contents Harrods Who do they think they are? The lavatory attendent Contents Social Diary So what jeans should you be wearing? Calvin Klen Jeans Behind the times Migraleve My funny Valentino An Italian comic who impersonates the fashion designer Valentino has become a cult hit. And the original bouffant one is not best pleased. John Phillips reports Most Wanted This week's object of destre Kobe beef Article Withdrawn Focus Dailies On your Marks There's always a few key items in Marks & Spencer that the fashion pack snap up straight away. Emine Saner picks the best from the new collection Pink organza dress with net sleeves and flower… Head over heels Painted silk Jacket and trousers, with fan around… Perspex corset with butterflies and wooden hat, both… Interiors A London loft is transformed with hold torres—and a little dash of White. By Victoria O'brien The Sunday Times Design Directory How to Get the Look The Times Simple supper Peacemeal approach Winner's dinners Letters Sweet talk Wine Something to chew on India Knight gives the lowdown on chocolates to die for Bottles of the Week 1997 Ralson d'Etre, £3.99 1996 Kendemann K Vineyards Rlesling, £4.99 1996 Villa Maria Cabernet Merlot, £8.49 Danone Four of the best. . . Restaurants to eat potatoes in Table Talk 'Indian restaurants always contain something that makes you think the entire staff are definitely three lentits short of a tarka dahl' Down to Earth Grow wigwams of sweet peas for summer, says Neil Wormald The Sunday Times Cuttings Grow your Own Organic fertiliser is hard to find-particularly in town. Dan Pearson reveals how plants themselves can provide a green alternative Gardening Barrus Multiple Display Advertising Items J. E. M. Marketing, Dept Berkeley House Multiple Display Advertising Items Oakridge Direct Thomas Lloyd Multiple Display Advertising Items Homefair Direct Divani Countax at the Cutting Edge Multiple Display Advertising Items Dulux Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sofa Club Strachan Fired Earth Kirkdale Direct Husqvarna Multiple Display Advertising Items Moleskins Corduroy Tweeds Multiple Display Advertising Items Bonsoir by Post The Cashmere Company Slim Image Toning Systems Multiple Display Advertising Items White of Hawick The County Clothes Collection Bemaco Marketing Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items Weekend Warriors Sport has become sexy—especially for women. More and more of us now spend out time signing up for, rather than skipping, games. Sally Brown okn the get-up-and-go brigade Health If you have a phobia, nightmare jounrey into a simulated world could help conquer those fears. And if virtual reality can deal with spiders, just think what other medical benefits it will bring, says Roger Dobson Britain's Top 10 phobias Medical notes Diet watch Hit the Spot Rogue runner Why run the whole race when you can take the Tube? Sam Murphy lifts the lid on the marathon cheats Fitness Cheat of the Week Cross-terrain shoes Consumer Test Picture Gallery Work it out All the answers to your fitness questions How Do I Look? 6 of the best Cuticie treatments Head to Head Should we be paying all that money for big-name cosmetics, or will cheap brands do the job just as well? Emma Moore investigates Cut and dry Each week we put a different hair salon to the test. . . Hair tip of the week The Iron Bed Company Multiple Display Advertising Items Bijou Blue Brittons the Jewellers British Antique Replicas S. W. Antiques The London Wall Bed Company Fabric World Erotic Chinese Prints Acorn Stairlfts Backswing H. W. Salt Multiple Display Advertising Items Homes & Gardens Kitchen Magic British Antique Replicas To Respond to an Advertiser Multiple Classified Advertising Items Elite Introductions The Sunday Times The Executive Club What's the Alternative? The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Caroline Crowther Dovetail First Impressions RSVP Introductions Multiple Display Advertising Items Scope The Sunday Times Crossword Help! The answers to all your problems Landladies Brief lives A former rugby player has been short listed in this year's Landlady of the Year competition. He is one to tiree men nominated for the title, which will be decided next month Adam & Eve Mews Multiple Display Advertising Items Only lunch Club Sirius Club Encounters Introductions Multiple Display Advertising Items The Executive Club Sara Eden Personal Introductions Nivea Contents Contents How one band reinvented pop Massive Attack sprang from Bristol's unique cultural mix, says Andrew Smith. But having led that city's musical revolution, will their third album be their last? Bristol cream Up for promotion Dylan, Bowie, the Stones—Harvey Goldsmith, pop fixed par excellence, has backed them all. Now he's moving up to opera, with a lavish Aida, as Bryan Appleyard reports Noises off Show Boat Rest of the week's films The trouble with Harry Tom Shone believes too much of Woody Allen's recent bitter history has slipped into his latest film Waiting in vain How to make the Rich list An ironic American comedian? You've got to be joking. Apparently not, says Adrienne Connors Lyceum Theatre Give her pieces a chance Stop your mocking—Yoko Ono is a great artist, says Waldemar Januszczak Jimmy Page Robert Plant Centre Stage Shaftesbury Theatre Film The Critical List The Sunday Times Theatre Art Dance What to see and where to go this week Opera Art Pick of the Week Concerts Pop Comedy Naked Royal National Theatre Giving up the ghosts John Peter finds uncomfortable truths makes for compulsive viewing in The Iceman Cometh Royals Shakespeare Company Rest of the week's theatre Opera on North Reading between the lines Hugh Pearman detects unexpected links between Japanese and western architecture Turn Rock The ultimate collection Forever Changes Jazz Andy Panayi Quartet Blown Away Jazz House JHCD 057, £15.49 Crucial Cuts Mozart: Clarinet Quintet, K 581 Classical The Sunday Times The Sunday Times Double vision Paul Driver marvels at a work that celebrates complexity in all it forms Mad about the part Hugh Canning in Zürich sees Cecilia Bartoli sing an excellent Nina, the mother of all unhappy heroines The best medicine A hospital as a patron of contemporary art? What better way to jazz up the healing process, says Michael Wright Ever increasing circles Book clubs are suddenly popular again. Even Radio 4 is getting in on the act, discovers Peter Stanford The Fairy Queen The Official Guide of the Society of London Theatre The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinemas Is Rent due? Will Broadway's brightest new musical be too precious for our cynical West End, asks Simon Fanshawe Multiple Display Advertising Items St. John's Smith Square Multiple Display Advertising Items Whistle down the Wind Agatha Christie's the Mousetrap Moscow State Circus Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Open Air Theatre A Fool and His Money. . . Peacock Theatre Theatre Breaks English National Ballet Tir Na N-Og English National Ballet BBC Experience Beautiful Theatre Experience Multiple Display Advertising Items Festivals The Sunday Times Tori Amos Chichester Festival Season 1998 20 May - 10 October Liverpool Philharmonic Hall Lee & Herring Multiple Display Advertising Items In for the count So, just how brainy are your favourite TV personalities? Find out, with eight celebrity editions of Countdown, says Sally Payne What to see (and what to miss) A case for investigation Present but incorrect BBC1 Critics' Choice Bahlsen Satelite Movies Pick of the day Radio Pick of the day BBC1 Critics' Choice British Midland Satelite Movies Pick of the day Radio Pick of the day BBC1 Critics' Choice Hit Satelite Movies Pick of the day Radio Pick of the day BBC1 Critics' Choice Satelite Movies Pick of the day Radio Pick of the day BBC1 Critics' Choice Satelite Movies Pick of the day Radio Pick of the day BBC1 Critics' Choice Hit Satelite Movies Pick of the day Radio Pick of the day BBC1 Critics' Choice Satellite Movies Pick of the day Radio Pick of the day Mazda Rich List 1998 Silversea Contents Pool-Design Limited Rich List 1998: Rapid Rise in fortunes How the wealthiest compare on a global scale The top 10 over the years Elegant Resorts Money-Spinners At Your Service Support services, particularly those in the City, are the new force in wealth creation, writes Philip Beresford The year's biggest risers. . . Air Hanson Aircraft Trading David Sullivan: £350m, 51st= Tom Hunter: £255m, 92nd Free Cd-Rom for Every Reader Nigel Burgess Rich List 1998 Rules of Engagement Oh, what a super market, Lord Sainsbury and Family: … Hans Rausing: Food packaging, £2,800m, 2nd= Lakshmi Mittal: Steel, £2,000m, 3rd Joseph Lewis: Finance, £1,750m, 4th= The Duke of Westminster: Land and property, £1,750m, … Bernie Ecclestone and Family: Motor racing, £1,500m, … The Richest Women The fortunes are personal or family wealth. Page number off entry in brackets Gold Air International Limited Garfield Weston and Family: Food production, £1,500m, … Sir Anthony Bamford and Family: Construction equipment, … Bruno Schroder and Family: Banking, £1,300m, 8th= Sir Adrian and John Swire: Shipping and aviation, £1,300m, … Mohamed al-Fayed: Retailing, £1,200m, 11th= Sri and Gopi Hinduja: Trading and Finance, £1,200m, … Tony O'Reilly and Chryss GouLandris: Food: Media and … Richard Branson: Travel retailing and entertainment, … The 1998 Rich List is made up of… Lady Grantchester and The Moores Family: Stores mail … Viscount Rothermere: Newspapers, £1,000m, 14th= Sterling Jets Welsh network wizard, Terry Matthews: Electronics, £960m, 18th Robert Miller: Retailing, £975m, 17th David Bromilow: Sports goods and publishing, £800m, … Robin Fleming and Family: Banking, £770m, 20th Earl Cadogan: Land and property, £725m, 21st David and Frederick Barclay: Hotels, property and publishing, … The Earl of Iveach and The Guinness Family: Brewing … Ken Morrison and Family: Food retailing, £650m, 22nd= Ken Morrison and Family Food Retailing Faac Roland 'Tiny' Rowland: Commerce, £650m, 22nd Lord and Edmund Vestey: Food services, farming and … Jack and Fred Walker: Steel and property, £650m, 27th Ann Gloag and Brian Souter: Buses and trains, £650m, … Viscount Cowdray and The Pearson Family: Media and … The top 10 in . . . The Rainbow Group Sir Evelyn de Rothschild and Family: Banking, £500m, … Sir Paul McCartney: Pop music, £500m, 29th= Paul Raymond: Publishing and property, £500m, 29th= Gert-Rudolph and Friedrich-Christian Flick: Inheritance, … Bernard Lewis and Family: Fashion and property, £500m, … Lord Paul and Family: Steel, £500m, 29th= Television guru, Subhash Chandra: Media and entertainment, £450m, 40th Urs Schwarzenbach: Finance and farming, £500m, 29th George Soros: Finance, £500m, 29th= Lord Lloyd-Webber: Music, £480m, 38th Eddie Healey: Property, £475m, 39th Robert Earl: Restaurants, £450m, 40th= Sir Donald Gosling: Car parks, £450m, 40th= Martyn Arbib: Investments, £420m, 43rd= Freddie Linnett and The Murphy Family: Property, £420m, … Jack Dellal: Property, £400m, 45th= James Dyson: Vacuum cleaners and Inventions, £400m, … Ronald Hobson: Car parks, £400m, 45th= The Duke of Devonshire: Land, £370m, 49th Fred Koch: Oil services, £361m, 50th Sir David and Nigel Alliance: Textiles and mail order, … Sir Cameron Mackintosh: Entertainment, £350m, 51st= David Sullivan: Publishing and football, £350m, 51st= Dr Peter Ogden: Computers, £340m, 56th= Sir John Templeton: Finance, £340m, 56th= The Top 10 in Pharmaceuticals Max Schachenmann: Chemicals, £350m, 51st= David Thompson: Food and finance, £350m, 51st= Philip Hulme: Computers, £340m, 56th= Dave Whelan and Family: Sports goods, £340m, 56th= Wafic Said: Investments, £400m, 45th= The 10 fastest fortunes Peter Simon and Family: Fashion, £330m, 60th Max and Stephen Griggs: Footwear, £325m, 61st= Paul Sykes: Technology and property, £325m, 61st= John Fenwick and Family: Retailing, £320m, 63rd= Peter Rigby: Computer Sales, £320m, 63rd= Trevor Hemmings: Construction and leisure, £315m, 65th= Tony Murray: Industry, £310m, 66th Nadhmi Auchi: Finance and property, £300m, 67th= Robert Edmiston: Cars sales and property, £300m, 67th= Felix Grovit: Property and finance, £300m, 67th= Sir Rocco Forte and Family: Hotels, £300m, 67th= Sir Rocco Forte and Family Hotels Barrie Haigh: Pharmaceuticals, £300m, 67th= Lord Hamlyn: Publishing, £300m, 67th= Harry Hyams: Property, £300m, 67th= Thomas Mackie and Family: Electrical goods, £300m, … John Palmer: Timeshare, £300m, 67th= David CrossLand and Family: Package holidays, £290m, … David and Ralph Gold: Publishing and football, £280m, … Lord Cayzer and Family: Finance, £275m, 78th= John GouLandris: Shipping, £275m, 78th= Albert Gubay: Banking property and fitness clubs, £275m, … Tim Landon: Investments, £275m, 78th= Viscount Portman and Family: Land, £275m, 78th= John Whittaker: Property, £275m, 78th= John Madejski: Publishing, £270m, 84th= Steve Morgan: Construction, £262m, 85th= Royal purse strings stretched yet again, The Queen: Head of state, £250m, 84th= Lord Howard de Walden and Family: Land, £260m, 86th= Sir Edwin Manton: Insurance, £260m, 86th= Clarice Pears and Family: Property, £260m, 86th= Lord Rothschild: Finance, £260m, 86th= Bernard Schreier and Family: Industry, £260m, 86th= Tony Tabatznik and Family: Pharmaceuticals, £260m, … Tom Hunter: Retailing, £255m, 92nd= The Thomson Family: Publishing, £252m, 93rd= Michael Ashcroft: Business services, £250m, 94th= Clash of the Titans, Bob and Rafi Manoukian: Property and trading, £250m, 94th= Mark Dixon: Business services, £250m, 94th= Henry and Simon Keswick: Commerce, £250m, 94th= Sir Graham Kirkham and Family: Retailing, £250m, 94th= Martin Naughton: Industry, £250m, 94th= The Duke of NorthumberLand: Land, £250m, 94th= Michael Smurfit and Family: Packaging, £250m, 94th= Dr Peter Ackerman: Finance, £240m, 103rd= Stephen Rubin: Sportswear, £240m, 100rd= Sir Ian Wood: Oil, £240m, 100rd= Benzion Freshwater and Family: Property, £230m, 106th David Wilson: Construction, £225m, 107th Alan Sugar: Electronics and football, £221m, 108th= Malcolm Healey: Kitchens, £220m, 109th= Elliott Bernerd: Property, £210m, 110th= Magazine mogul, Felix Dennis: Publishing, £220m, 110th= John Bredenkamp: Tobacco, £200m, 110th= The Brenninkmeyer Family: Retailing, £200m, 110th= Arnold Clark: Car sales, £200m, 110th= Peter and Michael Kane: Parcel Dispatch, £200m, 110th= Lou Kollakis: Shipping, £200m, 110th= David Murray: Industry and football, £200m, 110th= Sean Quinn: Quarries and hotels, £200m, 110th= Lord and Charles Saatchi: Advertising, £200m, 110th= Stanley and Peter Thomas: Property, £200m, 110th= Nicholas van Hoogstraten: Property, £200m, 110th= Lord Weinstock and Family: Industry, £200m, 110th= Andrew Brownsword: Greetings cards, £185m, 123rd= Alastair and Michael Powell: Electrical wholesale, … Sir Jack Hayward: Property and football, £175m, 125th= Sir Elton John: Pop music, £150m, 134th= Sir Elton John Pop music Robert Stigwood: Entertainment, £175m, 125th= The Earl of Stockton and The Macmillan Family: Publishing, … The Marquess of Tavistock: Land, £175m, 125th= Sam Whitbread and Family: Brewing, £175m, 125th= Ronnie Frost: Business services, £170m, 130th= Wilf Corrigan: Microchips, £160m, 131st= Lord Harris: Carpets, £160m, 131st= Celia Lipton-Farris: Inheritance, £160m, 131st= David Bowie: Pop music, £150m, 134th= Lord Daresbury and The Greenall Family: Pubs and hotels, … The richest Asians Sir John Paul Getty II: Oil, £150m, 134th= Michael Heseltine: Publishing, £150m, 134th= Donald Hess: Property and drinks £150m, 134th= Peter Jones: Construction, £150m, 134th= Manubhai Madhvani and Family: Industry, £150m, 134th= The Marquess of Northampton: Land, £150m, 134th= Don and Roy Richardson: Property, £150m, 134th= Ken Scowcroft and Family: Insurance, £150m, 134th= The Shepherd Family: Construction, £150m, 134th= Jasminder Singh and Family: Hotels, £150m, 134th= Tom Singh: Fashion, £150m, 134th= The Duke of SutherLand: Land, £150m, 134th= William Brake and Family: Food distribution, £145m, … John Murphy: Construction, £145m, 149th= Dr Allen Mcclay: Pharmaceuticals, £142m, 151st Francis Chamberlain and Family: Whisky, £140m, 152nd= Dial M for mobility: John and Brian Caudwell: Mobile … John and Brian Caudwell Mobile phones Brian DeZille and Family: Retailing, £140m, 152nd= Kevin Leech: Investments, £130m, 157th= Alan Lewis: Textiles and investments, £130m, 157th= Sir William McAlpine and Family: Construction, £130m, … Chris Blackwell: Pop music and property, £125m, 165th= Mick Jagger: Pop music, £140m, 152nd= Margaret Barbour and Family: Clothing, £135m, 156th= The Marquess of Bute: Land, £130m, 157th= Dr Dennis Gillings: Pharmaceuticals, £130m, 157th= John Hargreaves and Family: Retailing, £130m, 157th= Chris Lazari: Property and fashion, £130m, 157th= Esmond Bulmer and Family: Cider making, £125m, 165th= Freddie Johnston and Family: Media, £125m, 165th= Keith Miller and Family: Construction, £125m, 165th= JOHN APTHORP: Investments, £130m, 157th= George Moore: Furniture, £125m, 165th= The Duke of Beaufort: Land, £120m, 170th= Dr Philip and Patricia Brown: Publishing, £120m, 170th= Michael Cornish and Family: Packaging, £120m, 170th= Tony Gallagher: Property, £120m, 170th= Chris Marshall: Construction, £120m, 170th= Sir Peter Michael: Electronics and music, £120m, 170th= Anwar Pervez and Family: Cash-And-carry, £120m, 170th= Lord Rayne and Family: Property, £120m, 170th= The Marquess of Salisbury: Land, £120m, 170th= Phyllis Somers: Inheritance, £120m, 170th= Tony Wilkinson and Family: Retailing, £120m, 170th= Fred Wilson and Family: Industry, £120m, 170th= Terry Sadler: Pharmaceuticals, £114m, 182nd Sir Michael Bishop: Airline, £110m, 183rd= William Brown and Family: Insurance, £110m, 183rd= Michael Gooley: Travel, £110m, 183rd= David Hughes: Sportswear, £110m, 183rd= He Wears it well, Paul Smith: Fashion, £110m, 183rd= Doreen Lofthouse and Family: Confectionary, £110m, … Tim Martin: Pubs, £110m, 183rd= David Potter and Family: Computers, £110m, 183rd= Fraser and Gordon Morrison: Construction, £106m, 191st= John Asprey: Jewellery, £105m, 192nd= Lawrence Batley and Family: Cash-And-carry, £105m, … John Bloor: Construction and motorbikes, £105m, 192nd= Phil Collins: Pop music, £105m, 192nd= Michael Evans and Family: Property, £105m, 192nd= Paul Gibbons: Publishing, £105m, 192nd= Richard and Henry Lumley: Insurance, £105m, 192nd= Keith Richards: Pop music, £105m, 192nd= John Lancaster and Family: Conservatories, £103m, 200th= Graham Wylie: Software, £103m, 200th= Sir Richard Sutton and Family: Land, £102m, 202nd= Companies producing the most millionaires in the Rich List Sir Euan Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe and Family: Land … Peter and John Beckwith: Property and leisure, £100m, … Ratilal ChAndaria and Family: Industry and trade, £100m, … The Marquess of Cholmondeley: Land, £100m, 203rd= Derek Crowson: Fabrics, £100m, 203rd= Dermot Desmond: Investments, £100m, 203rd= Douglas Graham and Family: Newspapers, £100m, 203rd= Sir John Hall and Family: Property and football, £100m, … Rupert Hambro and Family: Banking, £100m, 203rd= Lord Iliffe and Family: Marinas and property, £100m, … William Johnson: Inventions, £100m, 203rd= Noel Lister: Retailing, £100m, 203rd= Bevil Mabey and Family: Industry, £100m, 203rd= Sir Bernard Ashley and Family: Retailing, £100m, 203rd= Grahame Chilton: Insurance, £100m, 203rd= King of the turf, Robert Sangster: Horses and football … Lennie and Ian McGeoch: Retailing, £100m, 203rd= John Menzies and Family: Newsagent and distribution, … Lord Palumbo and Family: Property, £100m, 203rd= Viscount Petersham: Land, £100m, 203rd= David RowLand: Property, £100m, 203rd= The Duke of RutLand: Lands, £100m, 203rd= Michael Tabor: Bookmaking, £100m, 203rd= Tito Tettamanti: Finance, £100m, 203rd= John Brotherton-Ratcliffe and Family: Construction, … Earl Spencer: Land, £96m, 229th David McMurtry: Industry, £95m, 230th Gordon Crawford: Software, £92m, 232nd David and Lydia Instance: Printing, £94m, 231st Nicholas Forman Hardy and Family: Newspapers and property, … The Marquess of Normanby: Land, £100m, 203rd= Top 10 in media/publishing Ronald and Peter Goldstein: Retailing, £90m, 234th= Sir Martin Laing and Family: Construction, £90m, 234th= Leon Litchfield and Family: Plastics, £90m, 234th= Alasdair Locke: Oil, £90m, 234th= Christopher Moran: Finance and property, £90m, 234th= Christopher Oughtred and Family: Food retailing and … Michael Rees: Insurance, £90m, 234th= Bruce Robertson and Family: Retailing, £90m, 234th= Alastair Salvesen and Family: Food distribution and … David Samworth and Family: Food production, £90m, 234th= Raymond Slater: Property, £90m, 234th= Alan Wiseman and Family: Dairies, £90m, 234th= Chris Wright: Media and sport, £90m, 234th= Maurice Hatter: Electronics, £90m, 234th= Tim Ingram-Hill and Family: Motorway service stations, … Keeping an eye on the ball, Nigel Wray: Property and finance, £90m, 234th= Dr John King: Pharmaceuticals, £89m, 250th George Harrison: Pop music, £87m, 252nd Lord Inverforth and The Weir Family: Insurance and … Lady Anne Bentinck: Land, £85m, 254th= Martin Edwards: Football, £85m, 254th= Michael Green: Media, £85m, 254th= Alan Murphy: Paper making, £85m, 254th= Nat Puri: Industry, £85m, 254th= Joseph Walker and Family: Food production, £85m, 254th= Frank Williams: Motor racing, £85m, 254th= Jim Moffat and Family: Travel, £83m, 262nd David Hood: Electronics, £88m, 251st Tom Walkinshaw: Motor engineering, £85m, 254th= Top 50 millionaires in sport Robert Carter: Construction, £82m, 266th= Toby Blackwell and Family: Publishing, £85m, 254th= Andrew Cohen and Family: Retailing, £85m, 254th= Bruce Cohen and Family: Retailing, £85m, 254th= Sir Terence Conran: Restaurants and retailing, £85m, … Martin Dawes: Mobile phones, £80m, 264th= Roger and Peter De Haan: Travel, £80m, 264th= Denis Desmond and Family: Textiles, £80m, 264th= Lord and Apurv Bagri: Metal trading, £80m, 264th= Noel Bailey and Family: Industry, £80m, 264th= Mark Creasy: Prospecting, £80m, 264th= A duke of hazards, Steve Gibson: Transport and football, £80m, 264th= Laurence Graff: Jewellery, £80m, 264th= Micheal Horton and Family: Property, £80m, 264th= Dr Mo Ibrahim: Software, £80m, 264th= Micheal Jacobson and Family: Parcel distribution, £80m, … Kevin and Micheal Lagan: Construction, £80m, 264th= Paul Morgan and Family: Media, £80m, 264th= Paul O'hea and Family: Industry, £80m, 264th= The Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery: Land, £80m, 264th= Anita and Gordon Roddick: Retailing, £80m, 264th= Gerald Ronson: Property and petrol retailing, £80m, … Sting: Pop music, £80m, 264th= Tony Travis: Building supplies, £80m, 264th= Ross Warburton and Family: Baking, £80m, 264th= Micheal Hendry: Shipping, £80m, 264th= Slow ahead: Eric Clapton: Pop music, £75m, 294th= Eric Clapton Pop music The Earl of Leicester: Land, £78m, 291st= Ringo Starr: Pop music, £78m, 291st= Alexander Turner and Family: Industry, £77m, 293rd Dr Chris Evans: Pharmaceuticals, £75m, 294th= Ruth Harding and Family: Inheritance, £75m, 294th= John Bigwood and Family: Food p\roduction, £75m, 294th= Antony Crosthwaite-Eyre: Publishing, £75m, 294th= David Goldman: Software, £75m, 294th= Bill Gredley and Family: Property, £75m, 294th= Richard Hunting and Family: Industry, £75m, 294th= Ian McGlinn: Investments, £75m, 294th= The Earl of Radnor: Land, £75m, 294th= The Duke of Roxburghe: Land, £75m, 294th= Leonard Steinberg: Bookmaking, £75m, 294th= Jim Wood: Retailing, £80m, 264th= Ron and Gail Wood: Greetings cards, £80m, 264th= The top 10 in fashion Rod Stewart: Pop music, £75m, 294th= Lynn Wilson and Family: Construction, £75m, 294th= The Earl of Yarborough: Land, £75m, 294th= Sir Richard George and Family: Food production, £74m, … Penelope Gorman and Victoria Cammack: Inheritance, … The Earl of Rosebery: Land, £72m, 310th= Carl Cushnie: Finance, £71m, 312th= Terry Adams and Family: Waste tips, £70m, 313th= Ronald Austin and Family: Textiles and property, £70m, … Sir John Barlow and Family: Finance, £70m, 313th= Gordon Baxter and Family: Food production, £70m, 313th= Thomas and Gordon Black: Consumer goods, £70m, 313th= David Blackburn: Car sales, £70m, 313th= Barry Burns: Computers, £70m, 313th= Lance Clark and Family: Shoes, £70m, 313th= Robin Clark and Family: Property and forestry, £70m, … Peter and John Clarke: Industry, £70m, 313th= John Coldman: Insurance, £70m, 313th= Gothic heroine: Sandy Lerner: Computers and cosmetics, £70m, 313th= Sandy Lerner Computer and cosmetics Peter Dawson: Transport, £70m, 313th= Peter Johnson: Football and food retailing, £70m, 313th= Lord Laing and Family: Food production, £70m, 313th= Harold Montgomery and Family: Car sales and transport, … Robert Ogden: Property and coal recovery, £70m, 313th= sir Leslie and Dame Shirley Porter: Food retailing, … Andrew Rosenfeld: Property, £70m, 313th= Clifford Schofield and Family: Diy and car accessories, … Michael Spencer: Finance, £70m, 313th= Richard Walduck and Family: Hotels, £70m, 313th= Donald Bilton and Family: Property, £67m, 338th= John Draper and Family: Tools, £67m, 338th= Mervyn Fogel: Retailing, £70m, 313th= Len and Nigel Jagger: Investments, £70m, 313th= Ralph Ianuzzi and Family: Exhibitions, £70m, 313th= Nicholas Berry and Family: Newspapers and finance, … Jeremy Agace: Estate agency, £65m, 340th= Michael Cannon: Pubs, £65m, 340th= Stan Clarke: Property and racecourses, £65m, 340th= Sir Michael Cobham: Aerospace, £65m, 340th= Tony GartLand: Industry, £65m, 340th= Paul Gregg and Family: Theatres, £65m, 340th= Frank Hackett-Jones: Telecommunications, £65m, 340th= Joe Hemani: Computers, £65m, 340th= Aristocrats David Johnson: Cutlery, £65m, 340th= Rory and Tim McCarthy: Finance, £65m, 340th= Tom Martin and Family: Industry, £65m, 340th= Bernard Matthews: Food production, £65m, 340th= Jim Mellon: Finance, £65m, 340th= Robert Nickerson and Family: Agriculture, £65m, 340th= Charlotte Townshend: Land, £65m, 340th= Warren Hardy: Mobile phones, £62m, 356th Europe's richest 50 (including Britain) Shami Ahmed: Fashion and property, £60m, 357th= Sri Nicholas Bacon: Land, £60m, 357th= Barbara Taylor Bradford: Novels, £60m, 357th= Clive and Richard Carr: Football and hotels, £60m, … Sean Connery: Films, £60m, 357th= Jeffrey Curtiss: Distribution, £60m, 357th= Duncan and Sarah Davidson: Construction, £60m, 357th= Richard Desmond: Media, £60m, 357th= Danny Flszman: Football, diamonds and computers, £60m, … Dr Wilem Frischmann and Family: Engineering consultancy, … Dave Gilmour: Pop music, £60m, 357th= Dr Jacques Gonella: Pharmaceuticals, £60m, 357th= Eric Grove: Construction, £60m, 357th= The world's richest 20 Shrewd cookie, Patricia Kluge Investments, £60m, 357th= Peter Harris and Family: Caravan parks, £60m, 357th= Sri Julian Hodge: Finance, £60m, 357th= Dr David Horrobin and Family: Pharmaceuticals, £60m, … Simon Howard and Family: Land, £60m, 357th= Abe Jaffe: Car sales, £60m, 357th= Ronnie Jarvis and Family: Property, £60m, 357th= The Earl of Jersey: Land, £60m, 357th= Bob Johnson: Food retailing, £60m, 357th= David Kirch: Property, £60m, 357th= Gulu Lalvani: Electronics, £60m, 357th= Alex Langsam: Hotels, £60m, 357th= Kevin McDonald: Industry, £60m, 357th= Tommy McNicholas and Family: Construction, £60m, 357th= James and John Martin: Ejection seats, £60m, 357th= Michael Morton: Hotels, £60m, 357th= Sten Mortstedt: Property, £60m, 357th= Chris Norman: Insurance, £60m, 357th= Gerg Stanley: Diy, £60m, 357th= Patrick Ridgwell and Family: Dried fruit products, … Charlie Watts: Pop music, £60m, 357th= Leigh Webb and Family: Food production, £60m, 357th= Tom Wheatcroft: Racing circuit and construction, £60m, … Peter Wilson: Publishing, £60m, 357th= Sandy Grant Gordon: Whisky, £59m, 395th= Bernard Holmes: Transport, £57m, 396th= John Seddon and Family: Construction, £57m, 396th= Kenneth Alexander and Family: Chemicals, £55m, 398th= Richard Biffa: Waste disposal, £55m, 398th= Lady Butlin: Inheritance, £55m, 398th= Sir Tom Cowie: Car sales, £55m, 398th= Manny Davidson and Family: Property, £55m, 398th= Ron Dennis: Motor racing, £55m, 398th= David Garrard: Property, £55m, 398th= The Earl of Halifax: Land, £55m, 398th= Henry Hoare and Family: Banking, £55m, 398th= The youngest 10... Allen Lloyd and Family: Chemists, £55m, 398th= Sri Anthony Jacobs: Driving school, £55m, 398th= Peter Kindersley and Family: Publishing, £55m, 398th= Allen Lloyd and Family: Chemists, £55m, 398th= Richard Magor and Family: Tea importing, £55m, 398th= The Earl of Mansfield and Mansfield: Land, £55m, 398th= Michael Morris: Fashion, £55m, 398th= John Newman: Industry, £55m, 398th= Michael Newton and Family: Computers, £55m, 398th= David Padley and Family: Food production, £55m, 398th= Christopher Parker: Travel, £55m, 398th= David Reuben: Metal trading, £55m, 398th= Timothy and Tom Scott: Plant hire, £55m, 398th= Michael and Robert Slowe: Property, £55m, 398th= Jack Tordoff: Car sales, £55m, 398th= Baroness Willoughby de Eresby: Land, £55m, 398th= Elizabeth Tompkins: Inheritance, £54m, 422nd= Clay Brendish: Computer, £53m, 423rd= Dan McCauley: Engineering and property, £52m, 424th= David McMullen and Family: Brewing, £52m, 424th= Richard Northcott: Diy and pet stores, £52m, 424th= Allen Lloyd and Family: Chemists, £55m, 398th= Talent to amaze: The Marquess of Bath: Land, £50m, 428th= The Marquess of Bath Land Lord Archer: Novels, £50m, 428th= Richard Balding: Insurance, £50m, 428th= Stuart Balmforth: Airline, £50m, 428th= Ken Bates: Football, farming and property, £50m, 428th= Stephen Boler: Kitchens, £55m, 428th= Harly and Philip Bernard: Transport, £50m, 428th= Lord Barnard: Land, £50m, 428th= Peter Boizot: Restaurants, £50m, 428th= Michael Brinton and Family: Carpets, £50m, 428th= Lady Brown: Inheritance, £50m, 428th= Gurchait and Gurnaik Chima: Retailing, £55m, 428th Robert Madge: Computers, £51m, 427th Tony Bramall: Car sales, £50m, 428th= Battling to stay on track: Mary and Nicola Foulston: Computers and racing circuits, £50m… Mary and Nicola Foulston Computers and racing circuits Terence and Anita Coleman: Car security, £50m, 428th= Derek Coombs and Family: Finance and engineering, £50m, … Nick Corfield: Computers, £50m, 428th= The Delaney Family: Mobile phones, £50m, 428th= Prosper de Mulder: Meat, £50m, 428th= Peter Dickson and The Yates Family: Wine and spirits, … Robert Douglas Miller and Family: Retailing, £50m, … Alastair Dunn and Family: Property and car sales, £50m, … Lord Egremont: Land, £50m, 428th Nick Faldo: Golf, £50m, 428th= Sir Tom Farmer: Car repairs, £50m, 428th= Heinrich Feldman and Family: Property, £50m, 428th Ellen and Charles Gallagher: Property and construction, … Robert Gavron: Printing, £50m, 428th= Viscount Hambleden and The Smith Family, £50m, 428th= John Harris and Family: Consumer electronics, £50m, … Dr Edward Haughey: Pharmaceuticals, £50m, 428th= Wensley Haydon-Baillie: Pharmaceuticals, £50m, 428th= Michael Hollingbery and Family: Retailing, £50m, 428th= Ray Horney: Hotels, £50m, 428th= Barry Houghton: Industry, £50m, 428th= Patrick Hungerford: Conference centres, £50m, 428th= Ron Jelley and Family: Construction, £50m, 428th= Tom Jones: Pop music, £50m, 428th= Joe and John Kennedy: construction, £50m, 428th= Mark Knopfler: Pop music, £50m, 428th= New entries in the top 500 Gerald Kraftman: Retailing, £50m, 428th= Rajan Kumar and Family: Fashion, £50m, 428th= Peter Levy and Family: Property, £50m, 428th= Mike Luckwell: Media, £50m, 428th= Ivan McCabrey: Construction, £50m, 428th= Brian Maguire: Food, £50m, 428th= Rhys Marks and Family: Chemicals, £50m, 428th= Brian May: Pop music, £50m, 428th= The music millionaires George Michael: Pop music, £50m, 428th= Tahir Mohsan and Dr Tariq Mohammed: Computer sales, … Joe Moore: Industry, £50m, 428th= Mickie Most: Pop music, £50m, 428th= Sam and Alisa Moussaieff: Jewellery, £50m, 428th= Jimmy Page: Pop music, £50m, 428th= Robert Peacock and Family: Retailing, £50m, 428th= Cup of gold: Jonathan Wild and Family: Confectionery, £50m, 428th= Jonathan Wild and Family Confectionary Robert Plant: Pop music, £50m, 428th= Nigel Raine and Family: Dairy production, £50m, 428th= Sam Rayner: Retailing, £50m, 428th= Nicholas Roditi: Finance, £50m, 428th= Rolf Schild and Family: Industry, £50m, 428th= Sami and David Shamoon: Finance, £50m, 428th= Philip Sheppard and Family: Scrap metal, £50m, 428th= James Sherwood: Transport, £50m, 428th= Ian Skipper: Finance, £50m, 428th= Sir Tatton Sykes: Land, £50m, 428th= Robin Tomkins and Family: Property, £50m, 428th= Sir Christopher Wates and Family: Construction, £50m, … Michael Watt: Broadcasting, £50m, 428th= John Wolfe: Airline, £50m, 428th= Peter Wood: Insurance, £50m, 428th= Charles Yeates: Property, £50m, 428th= Ronald Zeghibe: Advertising, £50m, 428th= Nicholas Williamson and Family: Skincare products, … Graham Williams: Business services, £47m, 502nd Ian Gregg and Family: Baking, £46m, 503rd Derek Mickel and Family: Construction, £46m, 503rd= Paul Rackham and Family: Recycling, £46m, 503rd= Alan Vickery: Computers, £46m, 503rd= John Yerburgh and Family: Beer and pubs, £46m, 503rd= Sandy Anderson: Railway leasing, £45m, 508th= Stephen Bond and Family: Helicopters, £45m, 508th= Edward Brian and Family: Property, £45m, 508th= Tony Brown and Family: Engineering, £45m, 508th= The Duke of Buccleuch: Land, £45m, 508th= Glynn and Ron Davies: Transport, £45m, 508th= John Deacon: Pop music, £45m, 508th= John Deer: Industry, £45m, 508th= Where the rich were educated The Earl of Derby: Land, £45m, 508th= Tim Dewhirst and Family: Textiles, £45m, 508th= Vivien Duffield: Inheritance, £45m, 508th= Robin Faccenda: Poultry and investment, £45m, 508th= Paul Fletcher and Family: Food production, £45m, 508th= Everard Goodman: Property, £45m, 508th= Lord and Robert Hanson: Industry, £45m, 508th= Paul Heygate and Family: Confectionery, £45m, 508th= Stephen Hitchins: Property and construction, £45m, … David Lewis: Property, £45m, 508th= Robin Lodge: Computers, £45m, 508th= Fergus McCann: Football and holidays, £45m, 508th= Anthony and Kevin Mwilliams: Industry, £45m, 508th= Tony Marmont and Family: Soft drinks, £45m, 508th= Nick Mason: Pop music, £45m, 508th= Lindsay Masters: Publishing, £45m, 508th= Stewart Milne and Family: Construction, £45m, 508th= Humayan Mughal: Computers, £45m, 508th= Naresh and Mahesh Patel: Retailing, £45m, 508th= David Phillips: Computers, £45m, 508th= The Earl of Portsmouth: Land, £45m, 508th= Professor Alec Reed and Family: Employment agency, … John Reid: Pop music, £45m, 508th= Mukesh and Rakesh Sehgal: Fashion, £45m, 508th= Christopher Sharples: Financial information, £45m, … James Smith: Vehicle hire, £45m, 508th= Sir Reo Stakis and Family: Hotels, £45m, 508th= Michael Stone: Commodities, £45m, 508th= Lady Juliet Tadgell: Inheritance, £45m, 508th= Fergus McGovern: Computer games, £40m, 562nd= Winning attitude: Reuben Singh: Fashion accessories, … Ivan Twigden: Construction, £45m, 508th= Peter Vardy: Car sales, £45m, 508th= Perween and Dr Talib Warsi: Food production, £45m, … Roger Waters: Pop music, £45m, 508th= Israel Wetrin: Computers, £45m, 508th= Lucas White: Inheritance, £45m, 508th= Ronnie Wood: Pop music, £45m, 508th= Richard Gabriel: Courier services, £44m, 554th= Mark Dujardin and Family: Packaging, £43m, 555th= David Franks: Pubs, £43m, 555th= Charles and Mary Dobson: Sign-making, £42m, 557th= Peter Field: Publishing, £42m, 557th= Anders Hedlund and Family: Greetings cards, £42m, 557th= Michael Marshall and Family: Industry, £42m, 557th= Fergus McGovern: Computer games, £40m, 562nd= Stephen Marks: Fashion, £41m, 561st= Norman Adsetts and Family: Industry, £40m, 562nd= Chris Anderson: Publishing, £40m, 562nd= Henry Angest: Finance, £40m, 562nd= Trevor Baines: Investments, £40m, 562nd= Ray and Geoff Ball: Industry, £40m, 562nd= Jack Brignall: Property and farming, £40m, 562nd= John Britten: Computers, £40m, 562nd= Rory Carvill: Insurance, £40m, 562nd= Ray Chamberlain and Family: Electronics, £40m, 562nd= Lord Clinton: Land, £40m, 562nd= Sidney Corob: Property, £40m, 562nd= Douglas Craig and Family: Oil services, £40m, 562nd= David and Richard Darling: Computers, £40m, 562nd= Shirazali Dharamshi and Family: Paper and property, … Philip Green: Retailing, £40m, 562nd= The Earl of Harewood: Land, £40m, 562nd= Eric and Gordon Herd: Food retailing, £40m, 562nd= The Earl of Inchcape: Trade and finance, £40m, 562nd= Alan Jackson: Mobile telephones, £40m, 562nd= Philip Jones and Family: Industry, £40m, 562nd= Malcolm Lee: Waste disposal, £40m, 562nd= Nick Leslau: Property, £40m, 562nd= Andrew Loftus and Family: Watches, £40m, 562nd= David McCall: Construction, £40m, 562nd= John MacDonald-Buchanan: Land, £40m, 562nd= Paddy McNally: Motor racing and advertising, £40m, … Lord Margadale: Land, £40m, 562nd= Dr Brian Mercer: Plastics, £40m, 562nd= Jermy Mogford: Restaurants, £40m, 562nd= Trevor Nunn: Theatre, £40m, 562nd= Fergus McGovern: Computer games, £40m, 562nd= Owen and Vicky Oyston: Media and football, £40m, 562nd= Sudhakar Prabhu: Engineering, £40m, 562nd= Maq Rasul: Video rentals, £40m, 562nd= The Rose Family: Property, £40m, 562nd= Barry Rubery: Electronics, £40m, 562nd= Peter Savill: Publishing and racing, £40m, 562nd= Steve Shirley: Software, £40m, 562nd= Brian and Alan Stannah: Lifts, £40m, 562nd= Michael Sutton and Family: Transport, £40m, 562nd= Robert and Vincent Tchenguiz: Property, £40m, 562nd= Sir Ray Tindle: Newspapers, £40m, 562nd= Gerald and Vera Weisfeld: Retailing, £40m, 562nd= Allan Willett and Family: Industry, £40m, 562nd= Michael Waring: Transport, £39m, 606th Good for a Yarn: Alan Clark: Art and land, £35m, 617th= Michael Bertioli: Electronics, £38m, 607th= Alexander Brownlie and Family: Timber, £38m, 607th= Ray Kelvin: Fashion, £38m, 607th= Michael Peagram: Chemicals, £38m, 607th= Martin Copley: Insurance, £37m, 611th= Peter and David Moss: Clothing retail and hire, £37m, … William Walker: Computers, £37m, 611th= Peter Dawe: The Internet, £36m, 614th= John Guthrie: Property, £36m, 614th= Kevin Lomax: Software, £36m, 614th= The Earl of Airlie: Land, £35m, 617th= Raffaello Bacci and Family: Van hire, £35m, 617th= The Earl of Bathurst: Land, £35m, 617th= Michael and Maurice Bennett: Fashion, £35m, 617th= Peter Blakemore and Family: Wholesale food, £35m, 617th= Timothy Brett and Family: Civil engineering, £35m, … Robert Devereux: Media, £35m, 617th= John Dunsdon: Property, £35m, 617th= Mark Goldberg: Employment agency, £35m, 617th= Doug Gregory: Kitchens and bedrooms, £35m, 617th= Guy Hands: Finance, £35m, 617th= Patrick Head: Motor racing, £35m, 617th= Peter Hearn: Employment agency, £35m, 617th= Brian Kingham: Security, £35m, 617th= Sir Drake Kleinwort: Banking, £35m, 617th= Ashley Levett: Commodities, £35m, 617th= Nigel Mansell: Motor racing, £35m, 617th= Lord Marks: Retailing, £35m, 617th= Jim Marshall: Electronics, £35m, 617th= Nissim Musry and Family: Textiles, £35m, 617th= The top 10 in business services and recruitment Douglas Park: Car sales, £35m, 617th= Julian Richer: Retailing, £35m, 617th= William Rooney: Kitchens and bathrooms, £35m, 617th= Elizabeth Roy and Family: Retailing, £35m, 617th= Anil Ruia and Family: Textiles, £35m, 617th= Joseph Salmon: Electronics, £35m, 617th= Amarjit Sandhu: Industry, £35m, 617th= Martin Shields: Marketing, £35m, 617th= Fred and Clinton Smith: Windows, £35m, 617th= David Stevenson and Family: Retailing, £35m, 617th= Sir Richard Storey and Family: Retailing, £35m, 617th= Bernie Taupin: Pop music, £35m, 617th= Tim Watts: Employment agency, £35m, 617th= George Williams: Double glazing, £35m, 617th= Doug Ellis: Football, £35m, 617th= Stephen Ellis and Family: Furniture, £35m, 617th= Greta Fenston: Property, £35m, 617th= John Woodward: Leisure, £35m, 617th= Lawrence Alkin: Health Clubs, £34m, 656th= Mark Gettv: Media, £34m, 656th= Stanley Lewis and Family: Fashion, £34m, 656th= Tony Lowrie: Pubs, £33m, 659th= John and Richard Bennett: Computers, £32m, 660th= Nigel Brown and Family: Agriculture, £32m, 660th= John Cook and Family: Caravan parks, £32m, 660th= Joseph Dwek: Industry, £32m, 660th= Dr Jan Hruska: Software, £32m, 660th= Dr Peter Lammer: Software, £32m, 660th= Dr Kim Tan: Pharmaceuticals, £32m, 660th= John Wardle: Sportswear, £32m, 660th= Emile Abdulezer and Family: Trade, £30m, 668th= Eliahau Abraham and Family: Clothing Imports, £30m, … John and Douglas Adler: Engineering, £30m, 668th= Careful Cockney, Michael Caine: Films, £30m, 668th= Edward Anarew and Family: Industry, £30m, 668th= Viscount Astor: Land, £30m, 668th= Roger Baker and Family: Food production, £30m, 668th= Tony Banks: Pop music, £30m, 668th= Douglas Bartlett and Family: Fruit and Vegetables, … Steve Bennett and Family: Software, £30m, 668th= Ajmair Bhullar and Family: Textiles, £30m, 668th= Michael Bright: Insurance, £30m, 668th= Dean Butler: Opticians, £30m, 668th= Dinesh Chandaria and Family: Paper, £30m, 668th= John Chedzoy: Tobacco, £30m, 668th= Fred Clarke and Family: Property and pubs, £30m, 668th= John Cotton: Car components and textiles, £30m, 668th= Alexander de Brve: Land, £30m, 668th= David Deine, £30m, 668th= Gordon Dennis and Family: Bookmaking, £30m, 668th= Cecil Duckworth, Boilers, £30m, 668th= Neil Eckert: Insurance, £30m, 668th= Timothy Elliott and Family: Paper Merchant, £30m, 668th= Tony Elliott: Media, £30m, 668th= Simon Elvin and Family: Greetings cards, £30m, 668th= Rowland Gee and Family: Clothing Retail and Hire, £30m, … Stelios Haji-Ioannou: Airline, £30m, 668th= Sue Hammerson and Family: Property, £30m, 668th= John Haynes: Publishing, £30m, 668th= John Holloway and Family: Haulage, £30m, 668th= Dr John Hollowood: Chemicals, £30m, 668th= Mick Hucknall: Pop Music, £30m, 668th= Engelbert Humperdinck: Pop Music, £30m, 668th= Ian Hutcheson and Family: Food Production, £30m, 668th= Gingering up radio: Chris Evans, Media, £30m, 668th= Creg Hutchings: Industry, £30m, 668th= Sir Paul Judge: Food Production, £30m, 668th= Andrew Knight: Media, £30m, 668th= Martin Landau: Property, £30m, 668th= Viscount Leverhulme: Land, £30m, 668th= Lawrie Lewis: Exhibitions, £30m, 668th= The Marquess of Lothian: Land, £30m, 668th= The Duke of Marlborough: Land, £30m, 668th= John Matto: Textiles, £30m, 668th= Bryan Morrison: Pop Music, £30m, 668th= Raymond Mould: Property, £30m, 668th= John Muir and Family: Construction, £30m, 668th= Donald Munro and Family: Pharmaceuticals, £30m, 668th= Robert Murray: Bathrooms and Football, £30m, 668th= Christopher Needler: Quarrying, £30m, 668th= John Nichols and Family: Soft Drinks, £30m, 668th= Kirit and Meena Pathak: Food Production, £30m, 668th= Richard Livingstone: Property, £29m, 744th= Robin Phillips: Business Services, £30m, 668th= Vince Power: Entertainment, £30m, 668th= Deverok Pritchard: Nursing Homes, £30m, 668th= John Ritblat: Property, £30m, 668th= Geoffrey Robinson: Industry, £30m, 668th= Mike Rutherford: Pop Music, £30m, 668th= Eddy Shah: Media, £30m, 668th= Frank Shannon: Car sales, £30m, 668th= Howard Simons and Family: Plastic Mouldings, £30m, … Brian Smith: Aerosol Products, £30m, 668th= Tony Smith: Pop Music, £30m, 668th= Dr Alan and Susan Solomon: Software, £30m, 668th= Jackie Stewart: Motor Racing, £30m, 668th= Keuo and Otto Sundelin: Electronics, £30m, 668th= Rashmi Thakrar: Food Production, £30m, 668th= The Earl of Verulam: Land, £30m, 668th= Graham Waldron: Shoes, £30m, 668th= Sir Henry Warner and Family: Property, £30m, 668th= Sir Mark Weinberg and Family: Finance, £30m, 668th= Marco Pierre White: Restaurants, £30m, 668th= Bob Williams: The Internet, £30m, 668th= Viscount Wimborne: Land, £30m, 668th= The Marquess of Zetland: Land, £30m, 668th= Geoffrey Elliott: Pharmaceuticals, £29m, 744th= Richard Livingstone: Property, £29m, 744th= Rod Aldridge: Computers, £29m, 746th= David Allen: Caravan parks, £29m, 746th= Edward and John Harrison: Car Sales, £29m, 746th= Richard Livingstone: Property, £29m, 744th= Vincent Issacs: Insurance, £29m, 746th= Phillip Kaye and Family: Catering, £29m, 746th= David Makin: Sportswear, £29m, 746th= Robert Walters: Employment agency, £29m, 746th= Viscount Allendale: Land, £27m, 753rd= Eric Farrer: Sportswear, £27m, 753rd= Gerald Jennings and Family: Engineering, £27m, 753rd= Geoffrey leary: Software, £27m, 753rd= Nicholas Oppenheim: Leisure, £27m, 753rd= Keith Perrett: Software, £27m, 753rd= Stephen Remp: Oil, £27m, 753rd= Peter Saville: Health, £27m, 753rd= David Stephens: Software, £27m, 753rd= Duncan Bannatyne: Nursing homes, £26m, 762nd= The Cavaghan Family: Food production, £26m, 762nd= Philip J Davies: Property, £26m, 762nd= The Shipp Family: Industry, £26m, 762nd= Dan Wagner: Information, £26m, 762nd= Richard Winfrey: Media, £26m, 762nd= Arnold Ziff and Family: Shoes and property, £26m, 762nd= Dr Kaveh Alamouti: Finance, £25m, 769th= Tony Allan: Restaurants, £25m, 769th= Ian Anderson: Pop music, £25m, 769th= Tony Allan: Restaurants, £25m, 769th= Chris Bowen and Family: Car sales, £25m, 769th= John Boyle: Travel, £25m, 769th= Keith Bradshaw: Nursing homes, £25m, 769th= Sir Nigel Broackes: Property and industry, £25m, 769th= The Brown Family: Car sales, £25m, 769th= Neville Buch: Exhibitions, £25m, 769th= Adrian Buckley: Jewellery, £25m, 769th= Lord Catto and Family: Chemicals, £25m, 769th= Favourite clubs Keith Chapman: Mail order, £25m, 769th= Giles Clarke: Property, wine and pet food, £25m, 769th= Derek Clee: Industry, £25m, 769th= Jackie Collins: Novels, £25m, 769th= Terry Crawley: Finance, £25m, 769th= Edwin Davies: Industry, £25m, 769th= Charles Dunstone: Car telephones, £25m, 769th= Peter Flaherty: Employment agency, £25m, 769th= Donatella Flick: Divorce settlement, £25m, 769th= Peter Gadsby: Construction and football, £25m, 769th= Eric Gadsden: Construction, £25m, 769th= Noel and Liam Gallagher: Pop music, £25m, 769th= Michael Gerson and Family: £25m, 769th= Sir Ernest Harrison: Electronics, £25m, 769th= Lord Hesketh: Land, £25m, 769th= A Fistful of Dollars: Lennox Lewis, Boxing, £25m, 769th= Roger Holland: Electronics, £25m, 769th= John Illsley: Pop music, £25m, 769th= Ron Jacques and Family: Food retailing, £25m, 769th= Vicky Jaramillo: Inheritance, £25m, 769th= Sir Stanley kalms: Retailing, £25m, 769th= Annie Lennox: Pop music, £25m, 769th= Sir William Lithgow: Land and industry, £25m, 769th= Paul Locke: Estate agency, £25m, 769th= Alan McGee: Pop music, £25m, 769th= John Madeley and Family: Diy, £25m, 769th= George Magan: Finance, £25m, 769th= Sir Denis Mahon: Art, £25m, 769th= Marcus Margulies and Family: Fashion accessories, £25m, … Andrew Marr and Family: Fish processing, £25m, 769th= Philip Meeson: Air freight, £25m, 769th= Roger Moore: Films and television, £25m, 769th= Robert Morton: Investments, £25m, 769th= Lord Mostyn: Land, £25m, 769th= Shigeru Myojin: Finance, £25m, 769th= Gulam Noon: Food production, £25m, 769th= Crispin Odey: Finance, £25m, 769th= Louis Olivant and Family: Inheritance, £25m, 769th= Michael O'Neill: Transport, £25m, 769th= Bhikhu and Vijay Patel: Healthcare, £25m, 769th= Malcolm Pearce and Family: Retailing, £25m, 769th= Lucy Phillips: Inheritance, £25m, 769th= Tony Pidgley: Construction, £25m, 769th= Sir Cliff Richard: Pop music, £25m, 769th= Nigel Robertson: Telecommunications, £25m, 769th= David Ross: Industry, £25m, 769th= Anant and Vipin Shah: Banking, £25m, 769th= Ian Skelly: Car Sales, £25m, 769th= Norman Stoller: Healthcare, £25m, 769th= Sir Hugh Sykes: Industry and Retailing, £25m, 769th= John Taylor: Industry, £25m, 769th= Ian Webb and Family: £25m, 769th= Sir Martin Wood: Industry, £25m, 769th= Bill Wyman: Pop music, £25m, 769th= Wing Yip and Family: Cash-and-carry, £25m, 769th= Lloyd Bedack: Toiletries, £24m, 837th= Peter de Savary: Property and leisure, £24m, 837th= Anne Hess: Ejection seats, £24m, 837th= Simon Hessel: Software, £24m, 837th= Jane Livesey: Ejection seats, £24m, 837th= David McLean: Construction, £24m, 837th= Rajan Mulchand and Family: Trade, £24m, 837th= Robert Robinson: Soft drinks and packaging, £24m, 837th= Denzyl Sequeria and Family: Software, £24m, 837th= Brain Reynolds: Computers, £25m, 769th= Barbara Ward: Software, £24m, 837th= Ronald Zimet: Telecommunications, £24m, 837th= Abdul Bhatti and Family: Cash-and-carry, £23m, 849th= George Burnett: Plant hire, £23m, 849th= Denis Burrell: Ejection seats, £23m, 849th= Adalat Chaudhary and Family: Cash-and-carry, £23m, … James Hartnett: Electronics, £23m, 849th= David Higgins: Employment agency, £23m, 849th= Peter Lewis: Plant hire, £23m, 849th= Stathis Papoutes: Finance, £23m, 849th= Stephen Roper and Family: Tableware, £23m, 849th= Arshad Sheikh: Cash-and-carry, £23m, 849th= John Sunley: Property, £23m, 849th= Michael Taylor: Printing, £23m, 849th= Robin Thistlethwayte: Land, £23m, 849th= Chris Bryant and Family: Construction, £23m, 849th= Recipe for riches: Delia Smith, Cookery, £24m, 837th= Anthony Cann: Industry, £22m, 862nd= Allan Fisher: Fitness clubs, £22m, 862nd= Nicholas Linney: Printing and office equipment, £22m, … Elizabeth Stewart-Liberty and Family: Retailing, £22m, … David Treacher: Employment agency, £22m, 862nd= Bill Venter: Electronics, £22m, 862nd= Jack Wilson: Finance, £22m, 862nd= Edward Cavendish: Publishing, £21m, 870th= Robert Fleming: Electronics, £21m, 870th= Roger Fletcher: Electronics, £21m, 870th= Michael Gray: Information, £21m, 870th= John Jones: Software, £21m, 870th= John McCarthy: Construction, £21m, 870th= Thomas Maxfield: Software, £21m, 870th= Hannelore Schlieker-Bollman: Electronics, £21m, 870th= Andrew and Michael Schumann: Healthcare, £21m, 870th= Andrew Tillard: Marketing, £21m, 870th= George Adams: Meat, £20m, 880th= David Agnew and Family: Car sales, £20m, 880th= Munir Ahmad and Family: Cash-and-carry, £20m, 880th= William and Eileen Ainscough: Construction, £20m, 880th= Mary Austin: Inheritance, £20m, 880th= Martin Ballinger: Transport, £20m, 880th= David Barber: Industry, £20m, 880th= Patrick Barbour: Information, £20m, 880th= John Bartle: Advertising, £20m, 880th= Keith Barwell: Media, £20m, 880th= Jim Beach: Pop music, £20m, 880th= Terry Benson: The national lottery, £20m, 880th= Barry Bernstein: Fitted kitchens, £20m, 880th= Keith Black: Clothing and camping equipment, £20m, … Nigel Bogle: Advertising, £20m, 880th= Lord Braybrooke: Land, £20m, 880th= Mark Brockbank: Insurance, £20m, 880th= Peter Browne: Employment agency, £20m, 880th= Michel Bryan and Family: Car sales, £20m, 880th= The Earl of Carnarvon: Land, £20m, 880th= Lord Cavendish: Land, £20m, 880th= John Charman: Insurance, £20m, 880th= Tony Craven Walker: Oil and gas, £20m, 880th= Michel Crawford: Entertainment, £20m, 880th= Tom Crawford: Employment agency, £20m, 880th= Sally Croker-Poole: Divorce settlement, £20m, 880th= Ken Davy: Finance, £20m, 880th= Sebastian de Ferranti: Electronics, £20m, 880th= Tej and Bobby Dhillon: Property and hotels, £20m, 880th= Des Donohue: Printing, £20m, 880th= Simon Draper: Records, £20m, 880th= Michel Fischer: Computers, £20m, 880th= Simon Fuller: Pop music, £20m, 880th= The Gestetner Family: Office equipment, £20m, 880th= Bill Gibbs and Family: Media, £20m, 880th= Archie Gooch and Family: Industry, £20m, 880th= Ian Gowrie-Smith: Industry, £20m, 880th= The Duke of Grafton: Land, £20m, 880th= Astrology Gary Grant: Plastic windows, £20m, 880th= James Gray and Family: Industry, £20m, 880th= Sir Ernest Hall: Property, £20m, 880th= Sam Hammam: Football, £20m, 880th= John Hegarty: Advertising, £20m, 880th= Michael Heller: Property, £20m, 880th= Philip Hughes: Computers, £20m, 880th= Donald Humphries: Petrol retailing, £20m, 880th= Bob Jones: Electronics, £20m, 880th= Eddie Jordan: Motor racing, £20m, 880th= Philip and Richard Joseph: Book-selling, £20m, 880th= David Kahn: Floor coverings, £20m, 880th= Madhusudan and Ranjan Kotecha: Cash-and-carry, £20m, … David Krantz: Retailing, £20m, 880th= James Leavesley: Property, £20m, 880th= Francis Lee: Paper and football, £20m, 880th= Dr Paul Drayson: Pharmaceuticals, £20m, 880th= Keith Duckett: Electronics, £20m, 880th= Noel Edmonds: Entertainment, £20m, 880th= Alan Elliot and Family: Electronics, £20m, 880th= Terry Ellis: Pop music, £20m, 880th= Joey Esfandi: Property, £20m, 880th= Julian Lennon: Inheritance, £20m, 880th= The Earl of Lonsdale: Land, £20m, 880th= Salvatore Lopalco and Family: Food production, £20m, … David MacDonald and Family: Whisky, £20m, 880th= Michael McDonald: Industry, £20m, 880th= Harvey McGrath: Commodities, £20m, 880th= John Martin: Car sales, £20m, 880th= Deryck Maughan: Finance, £20m, 880th= Paris Moayedi: Construction and property, £20m, 880th= Mukhtar Mohidin: The national lottery, £20m, 880th= Bob and Janet Morris: Car sales, £20m, 880th= Colin Mustoe: Office equipment, £20m, 880th= Peter Neumark: Parcel delivery, £20m, 880th= John Newsome: Double glazing, £20m, 880th= Game, set and match: David Lloyd, Leisure, £20m, 880th= Ron Noades: Football, £20m, 880th= Lord Northbrook: Land, £20m, 880th= Sean O'brien: Records, £20m, 880th= Paul O'grady: Software, £20m, 880th= Steve O'Rourke: Pop music, £20m, 880th= Neil Palmer: Records, £20m, 880th= Rajesh Passi: Fashion goods, £20m, 880th= Douglas and Mary Perkins: Opticians, £20m, 880th= Lionel Pickering: Media, £20m, 880th= Sir Brian Pitman: Finance, £20m, 880th= James Ratcliffe: Chemicals, £20m, 880th= Paul Raymond Versace: Industry, £20m, 880th= Melvyn Reiss: Fashion, £20m, 880th= Professor David Rhodes and Family: Telecommunications, … Alan Robinson: Estate agency, £20m, 880th= Peter Rowlinson and Family: Construction, £20m, 880th= Jitender and Aveneet Sahni: Computers, £20m, 880th= Iain Sharp: Parcel Delivery, £20m, 880th= Leslie Silver: Paint, £20m, 880th= Sir Benjamin Slade: Containers, £20m, 880th= Michael Slade: Property, £20m, 880th= Peter Smedvig: Healthcare, £20m, 880th= Peter Souber: Fashion, £20m, 880th= Hugh Stevenson: Finance, £20m, 880th= Ian Stewart and Jenny Richards-Stewart: Computer Games, … Kenneth Symonds: Floor Coverings and Double Glazing, … Frank Sytner: Car Sales, £20m, 880th= David Taylor: Information, £20m, 880th= Derek Taylor: Computers, £20m, 880th= Michael Taylor: Packaging, £20m, 880th= Rashid Tayub: Cash-and-Carry, £20m, 880th= Sir Clive Thompson: Industry, £20m, 880th= Pete Townshend: Pop Music, £20m, 880th= Oliver and Tom Vaughan: Entertainment, £20m, 880th= Louis Walker: Meat, £20m, 880th= Graham Walton: Media, £20m, 880th= Rodney Webb: Packaging, £20m, 880th= Andrew Wemyss and Famliy: Industry and Farming, £20m, … The Earl of Wemyss and March: Land, £20m, 880th= Craig Whyte: Industry, £20m, 880th= Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn and Family: Land, £20m, 880th= Walter Wilson and Family: Carpets, £20m, 880th= Michael WinterBottom: Plastic Windows, £20m, 880th= Julian Wontner and Family: Hotels, £20m, 880th= Sir John Woolf: Films, £20m, 880th= Rick Wright: Pop Music, £20m, 880th= Scotland's Richest 100 Ken Cairnduff: Retailing, £20m, 62nd= Earl Cawdor: Land, £20m, 62nd= Fred Duncan: Food Production, £20m, 62nd= Banker in the know: Sir Angus Grossart, Finance, £20m, … Duncan MacKinnon and Family: Drinks, £20m, 62nd= James and Robert McNeil: Blinds, £20m, 62nd= Wilson Marshall and Family: Food Production, £20m, … The Earl of Home: Land, £20m, 62nd= Paul Slater: Menswear, £20m, 62nd= Alex and Pat Grant: Industry, £20m, 62nd= James Adams and Family: Industry, £15m, 80th= Sheena Easton Pop music The Marquess of Alisa: Land, £15m, 80th= The Duke of Argyll: Land, £15m, 80th= Robin Barr and Family: Soft drinks, £15m, 80th= Still enjoying the big time: Sheena Easton, Pop music, … David Caldow and Family: Property and Caravans, £15m, … Sir Ivar Colquhoun of Luss: Land, £15m, 80th= Richard Emanuel: Mobile Telephones, £15m, 80th= The Earl of Home: Land, £15m, 80th= Marcus Humphrey and Family: Land, £15m, 80th= Graham Duncan: Media, £15m, 80th= Christopher Greig: Whisky, £15m, 80th= Stephen Hendry: Snooker, £15m, 80th= The Marquess of Linlithgow: Land, £15m, 80th= Stewart Macphie: Food Production, £15m, 80th= John Ray: Industry, £15m, 80th= The Earl of Seafield: Land, £15m, 80th= Imtiaz Sher and Family: Textiles, £15m, 80th= Donald and May Storrie: Estate agency, £15m, 80th= Ian Bett and Family: Construction, £13m, 99th= Donald MacDonald: Hotels, £13m, 100th= PopMart maestros: U2, Pop music, £367m, (IR£451m) 4th Ireland's Richest 100 Tony O'Reilly and Chryss Goulandris: Food, Media and … The Earl of Iveagh and The Guinness Family: Brewing … Tony Ryan and Family: Airline, £338m, ( IR£415m) 5th Martin Naughton: Industry, £250m, (IR£307m) 6th= Michael Smurfit and Family: Packaging, £250m, (IR£1,462m) … Sean Quinn: Quarries and Hotels, £200m, (IR£246m) 8th Eugene and Brendan Murtagh: Building Products, £190m, … Margaret Heffernan: Retailing, £175m, (IR£215m) 10th Frank Dunne: Retailing, £171m, (IR£211m) 11th John Murphy: Construction, £145m, (IR£178m) 12th Dr Allen McClay: Pharmaceuticals, £142m, (IR£175m) … Sharon, Brian, Paul and Sean McMahon: Retailing, £136m, … Fred Wilson and Family: Industry, £120m, (IR£147m) … The Doyle Family: Hotels, £117m, (IR£144m) 16th Anne Dunne: Retailing, £115m, (IR£142m) 17th Michael O'Leary: Airline, £114m, (IR£140m) 18th Dermot Desmond: Investments, £100m, (IR£123m) 19th= John Dorrance: Food production, £1,185m, (IR£1,462m) … John Magnier: Bloodstock, £10m, (IR£123m) 19th= David McMurtry: Industry, £95m, (IR£116m) 21st= Lochlann Quinn: Industry, £95m, (IR£116m) 21st= Dr John King: Pharmaceuticals, £89m, (IR£109m) 23rd Feargal Quinn: Food Retailing, £87m, (IR£106m) 24th Ben Dunne: Investments, £83m, (IR£102m) 25th Denis Desmond and Family: Textiles, £80m, (IR£98m) … Kevin and Michael Lagan: Construction, £80m, (IR£98m) … Leonard Steinberg: Bookmaking, £75m, (IR£92m) 28th Michael and Nigel O'Flaherty: Vehicle distribution, … Harold Montgomery and Family: Car Sales and Transport, … Rory and Tim McCarthy: Finance, £65m, (IR£80m) 31st Neil McCann and Family: Fruit distribution, £61m, (IR£75m) … Dr Chris Horn: Software, £56m, (IR£69m) 33rd George, Henry and John Sisk: Construction, £52m, (IR£63m) … Max, Malcolm and Noel McMullan: Fuel distribution, … Ellen and Charles Gallagher: Property and Construction, … Dr Edward Haughey: Pharmaceuticals, £50m, (IR£61m) … Ivan McCabrey: Construction, £50m, (IR£61m) 36th= Peter J Musgrave and Hugh Mackeown: Food Retailing, … Denis O'Brien: Communication, £50m, (IR£61m) 36th= Michael Watt: Broadcasting, £50m, (IR£61m) 36th= J P McManus: Gambling, £48m, (IR£59m) 42nd Tim and Maeve Mahony: Vehicle distribution, £47m, (IR£58m) … Ronnie Wood: Pop music, £45m, (IR£55m) 44th The Keating Family: £43m, (IR£53m) 45th= Leo Ward and Kevin Anderson: £43m, (IR£53m) 45th= Peter and Margaret Barry: £42m, (IR£51m) 47th= The Crosbie Family: Publishing and investments, £42m, … Thomas McDonagh and Family: Fertilisers and investments, … Pat McDonagh: Software, £37m, (IR£45m) 55th Bill McCabe: Software, £41m, (IR£50m) 49th= David McCall: Construction, £40m, (IR£49m) 50th= Joseph and Jean Brennan: Banking, £39m, (IR£48m) 51st= Brain Davy and Family: Stockbroking, £39m, (IR£48m) … Annrai O'toole: Software, £39m, (IR£48m) 51st= Van Morrison: Pop Music, £35m, (IR£43m) 56th Cecil and Evelyn Stewart: Nursing homes, £33m, (IR£40m) … Noel Smith: Property, £32m, (IR£39m) 58th Dr Sean Baker: Software, £31m, (IR£38m) 59th= John and Francis Reihill: Fuel Distribution, £31m, … Chris De Burgh: Pop Music, £30m, (IR£37m) 62nd= Moya Doherty: Entertainment, £30m, (IR£37m) 62nd= William 'Pino' Harris: Track Distribution, £30m, (IR£37m) … Enya: Pop music, £30m, (IR£37m) 62nd= Vince Power: Entertainment, £30m, (IR£37m) 62nd= Thomas Roche and Family: Toll Roads, £30m, (IR£37m) … Geoffrey Elliott: Pharmaceuticals, £29m, (IR£34m) 68th Friedhelm Danz: Meat, £28m, (IR£34m) 69th= Jay Murray: Telecommunications, £28m, (IR£34m) 69th= Michael Chadwick: Builder's Merchants, £27m, (IR£33m) … Gerald Jennings and Family: Engineering, £27m, (IR£33m) … Frank Keane: Vehicle Distribution, £27m, (IR£33m) 71st= Ronnie Wilson: Mushrooms, £27m, (IR£33m) 71st= Larry Goodman: Meat, £26m, (IR£32m) 75th= Gerry McGuinness: Newspaper, £27m, (IR£33m) 71st= Peter Queally: Meat and cold stores, £26m, (IR£32m) … Neil McHugh: Frozen food, £24m, (IR£30m) 81st= Walter Beatty: Hotels, £23m, (IR£28m) 83rd= Frank and Peter Cosgrove: Poultry, £23m, (IR£28m) 83rd= Mark Kavanagh: Property, £22m, (IR£27m) 85th= Gemma Maughan: Vehicle distribution, £22m, (IR£27m) … John Ronan: Property, £19m, (IR£23m) 96th= Peter Gleeson: Packaging, £25m, (IR£31m) 77th= Sean and Bernadeen Mulryan: Property, £25m, (IR£31m) … lan Webb and Family: Industry, £25m, (IR£31m) 77th= Howard Kilroy: Packaging, £24m, (IR£30m) 81st= Dan Tierny: Pharmaceuticals, £22m, (IR£27m) 85th= In the fast lane: Eddie Jordan, Motor racing, £20m, … Patrick Campbell and Family: Catering, £21m, (IR£26m) … David Agnew and Family: Car sales, £20m, (IR£25m) 89th= Richard Barrett: Property, £20m, (IR£25m) 89th= Declan Ganley: Investments, £20m, (IR£25m) 89th= Billy Hastings: Hotels, £20m, (IR£25m) 89th= Kevin Melia: Electronics, £20m, (IR£25m) 89th= Walter Wilson and Family: Carpets, £20m, (IR£25m) 89th= Bertram and Maurice Allen: Meat, £19m, (IR£23m) 96th= John Ronan: Property, £19m, (IR£23m) 96th= Bill Cullen: Vehicle distribution, £17m, (IR£21m) 98th= Samir Naji: Computers, £17m, (IR£21m) 98th= Louis Fitzgerald: Pubs, £16m, (IR£20m) 100th= Index To Richest 1,000 Index To Richest 1,000 The Sunday Times Rich List 1998 LineOne Wealth by region The World of Residen Sea Slaley Hall Contents J. P. Tod's Contents C-class Michelin Iomega Relative Values Frank Carson, comedian, and his son Tony, owner of a chain of bar-restaurants. Interviews by Caroline Scott Relative Values International Cornwall Protected Species Polo Picture Gallery Midland Bank plc Kissing Hitler Mark Warner Amdega Portland Conservatories Rockport Artigiano Rockport Wilcon Homes New Ultratone Futura Acer You'll be lost without it (and so will your… Alpine Lexus Sea change Page 31: Prince Charles, aged five, takes the helm… Above: the Duke of Edinburgh transfers back to… Regatta Great Outdoors Top: New Zealand tour, 1974. The Queen had a special… It's 1964 and even the royals have been smitten by… Britannia has played host to several royal… Picture Gallery Ireland Princess Anne's honeymoon in 1973 was spent on board… Picture Gallery Opposite: Prince Andrew, aged seven, signalling on… The preparation of the Christmas pudding in… LeSPORT Bravo Spain Thomas Sanderson Voyages Jules Verne Law and Disorder Picture Gallery Subaru Double-barrelled First-rate Prada Toff enough Are you still wearing training shoes and camouflage trousers, still trying desperately to look like a ghetto-bred gangsta rapper? If you are, says Dylan Jones, it's time you grew up Russell & Bronme Land Rover Dockers The full montezemolo Running Ferrari is a job and a half. So what drove Luca di Montezemolo to hatch two new brands on the side? Report by Rob Ryan Boss Hugo Boss Versace Couture Drive, he said Car accessories have never had so much horsepower, never been so sleek and chic. Styling by Paul Cole. Photographs by Claire Lazarus 20th-century modern Stop messing about, stop looking messy. This season, your duty is to look clean-cut, mean (ish) and razor-sharp This page: silk cotton suit, £880; silk shirt, £330;… Picture Gallery Jacket, £815; trousers, £190, both by Alexander… Breitling 1884 Bespoke buddha Doug Hayward is Britain's last great master tailor. Dylan Jones interviews the man who is known as 'the stitch' Canon Austin reed Too grand Yvesaint Laurent Yvesaint Laurent Sweeney shod Shoe designer Oliver Sweeney's wardrobe caters for stylish life in London, and moorland walking on Dartmoor. Interview: Dylan Jones Ermenegildo Zegna Camper Brain Power Use It or Lose It! Teaser 1857 Bookwise Chess Bridge A Life in the Day of All Ders Honda
Referência(s)