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David Calvert-Smith, Ben Rathbone, John Dugdale, Barbara Hall, Mark Francheti, Alex Major, David Drury, Christopher Morgan Religious Affairs Correspondent, Lucas Hollweg, Calista Flockhart, Andrew Warshaw, Fred Redwood, Dr Richard, Jon Swain, Philip Norman, Alan Howarth Minister for the Arts, Dan Pearson, John Peter, Emma Moore, Abba, Amanda Ursell, Tania Alexandor, John Jay, David Bailey, Stephen Gilpin, Frank Whitford, Sheridan Morley, Ivo Tennant, R A, Sally O'Reilly, Sally Payne, David Smith, John Harlow Social Affairs Editor, Kirstie Hamilton City Editor, Anthony North, Lucy Akhurst, Johan Eliasch, Melanie Phillips, Nick Pitt, Neil Wormald, Andrew Sullivan, Cal McCrystal, Andrew Valentine, Clive Davis, Stephen Grey, Tara Conlan, Sue Leonard, Tony Allen-Mills, Simon Wilde, Martin James, Robert Sandall, Tom Walker, Eleanor Mills, Anthony Sattin, Robert Winnett, Jamie Alexander, Irwin Stelzer, Tom English, Horatia Lawson, Anrian Levy, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, Mark Ottaway, David Dougill, Franco Zeffirelli, Robert Hewison, Bill Balley, Stanley Sadie, Mike Finch, John Evans, Philip Kingsley, Thrasy Petropoulos, Sue Clayton, Le Manoiraux, Robson Green, David Hewson, Harvey Porlock, Margaret Coles, Jonathon Carr-Brown, Hugh Mcllvanney, Justin Williams, Norah Mohsen, Nigel Williams, Graham Duffill, Jeremy Clarkson, Edward Porter, Hugh Canning, Stewart Lee, Louise Taylor, Phil Scraton, James Alexander, Martine McCutcheon, Vicky Chapman, George Perry, Cathy Scott-Clark, Graham Otway, Glyn Maxwell, C W, Dr Peter Foreman, A Thomas, Geoffrey Wheatcroft, Lt-Gen Sir Robin Ross, Michael Cashman, Nina, Richard Johnson, Phillip Oppenheim, Paul Ham, Stuart Wavell, Stella Bingham, Josephine Smit, Rosemary Joshua, Paul Preston, David Calms, Sue Lawrence, Paul Driver, Derek Clements, Michael Woodhead, Golden sportsmen, Alan Brown John, Garth Pearce, John Follain, Richard Brooks, Hugh McManners defence correspondent, Steven Downes, Ian Hawkey, Peter Windsor, George Melly, Christopher Morgan, Shelley Von Strunckel, Katie Hickman, Bridget Freer, Cathy Galvin, R T, Alicia Wyllie, Chris Partridge, Mark Edwards, Steve Farrar Science Correspondent, Kirstie Hamilton, Tom Shone, Susan Clark, Nicholas Rufford Home Affairs Editor, Michael Rose, Chris Lord, Phil Baker, Gabriel Milland, Alex Salmond, Matthew Kalman, Jane Harids, Jennifer Asiama, Sean Newsom, Sir Paul McCartney, Raymond Keene, John Oliver, Sophia Wells, Cosmo Landesman, Zoe Brennan, John Carey's, Marie Colvin, S B, Magical mayhem, Mrs C Feakes, Orazlo Gentilescl, Mark Thompson Director, Stephen Jones, Robert Winston, Richard Evans, Nick Cain, Helen Hawkins, Arnaud Bani, Stephen Bevan, Michael Wright, Lucy Atkins, Natalie Graham, Dennis Taylor, Paul Nuki, Andrew Smith, Sue Fox, Ian Coxon, Caroline Donald, Hugh McManners, Hardly, Martin Searby, Rob Ryan, Claire Oldfield, Miranda Seymour, David Walsh, Caroline Gascoigne, Adrian Holman, Mark Lewis, Trevor Lewis, Jack Grimston, Bryan Appleyard, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Lisa Sykes, Christopher Goodwin, Paul Kavanagh, Josh Salzmann, Mark Prigg, Victoria O'brien, Nick Harvey, James Goldsmith, Roland White, Paul Davis, Garth Alexander, Michael P Brunt, Stephen Petitt, Kevin Pratt, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, Graham Hind, Mark Franchetti, Jonathan Powell, Ray Hutton, Julie Burchill, Ricky Dalton, Michael Sheridan, Amanda Craig, Sean Hargrave, George Brazier, John Harlow, Christine Webb, Matthew Lynn, Margaret Walters, Mrs J Glover, M S, Simon Brooke, Philip Beresford, Michael Hodges, Hunter Davies, Tim Furniss, Richard Behar, A A Gill, Jim Keeble, Eva Gizowska, Brian Glanville, John Carey, Jackson Pollock, David Hutcheon, Nadine Meisner, David Sumner Smith, Twins Rebecca, Richard Lumsden, Nick pitt, Sally Kinnes, Andrew Lorenz, Naomi Caine, Liam Clarke, Howard Wortley, W P, Tom Rhodes, Roger Dobson, Joe Lovejoy, Victor Bryant, Martin Coles, Rupert Steiner, Chris Lightbown, Hugh Pearman, Dan Cairns, Anne Britten, David Parsley, Bill Cooper, Charlotte Watts, David Smith Economics Editor, Vanya Kewley, Anthony Howard, Orlando Figes, Carey Scott, Walter Ellis, Bob Dwyer, India Knight, Stephen Boyd, Joanna Simon, Chris Feetenby, Gavin Coles, Dominic Rushe, Boris Schapiro, Karen Robinson, Martin Oavry,
ResumoInside the Kosovo cauldron Sunday Times writer crosses border to file first account of villages in flames Inside Contents Virgin Contents Women smash glass ceiling to join super-rich elite Contents Britain sends in HMS Invincible Contents The Sunday Times Mercedes-Benz Vietnam veteran leads propaganda battle The human tragedy War in Europe Nato faces £4.5bn Serb repair bill Unicef reaches out to comfort torn children Abbey National Range Rover Mitchell ripped off in £280m deal Abbey sends Hughes widow £10,000 bill Abbey National Oneworld Botched private surgery patients take NHS beds Earth-based telescope to dish Hubble Shields and Agassi divorce Journalist scoops record £1m with his first novel BT Price Water House Coopers Yeats used his wife's doodles as sex signal Blair plans cut in Ulster troops as sop to IRA Citroen Saxo Birth defects cluster found near toxic dump Teacher Training Agency Heroin killed sheikh's son Odeon Odeon Mackintosh coup in Webber's kingdom Ex-MI5 chief Rimington gives the French lessons in spy tactics Jaguar Revealed: the councils that don't deliver Alfa Romeo Sophie will vow to obey Edward Kosovo Crisis Enter the Bear Nobody thought the war could get worse as thousands of refugees filed in terror from Kosovo and Nato struggled to stop the Serbs. Then the Russians raised the spectre of global war Sage Energy Efficiency Hide and Seek In the war of the airwaves, scores of satelites and spy planes hunt the Serbian forces. But modern communications and guerrilla tactics offer avenues of escape Energy Efficiency National Savings Kosovo rebels Refugee women join guerrilla fighters Belgrade learns to live with bombs Send in the soldiers and sue for peace Nato must strengthen its ground forces to win the war, but start planning now to avoid losing the peace, says Michael Rose Maersk Air the Danish Airline The War so Far Clinton runs his war the third way SAAB Will they send in the troops or won't they? The super troupers for all pop pickers Profile Abba Go for the throat: put some poison in your pen Save direct Picture Gallery Wealther, healthier Nato must go for broke The Sunday Times It's the English who should dance a reel when the Scots break free We must let the bear dance in our ring Writing on the wall for Irvine? Atticus School closes its doors to beleaguered chief inspector Atticus High-living bishops anger their flocks Atticus Teachers never learn what's good for them Lloyds TSB Business Tell the BBC we are happy to be British I the Boss Real France Ground forces kept Kurds safe in Iraq Death with dignity Minister's promise Points Birthdays Britain's new rich kids . . . ways of becoming a young millionaire. But is it a boom or a bubble?John Harlow and David Smith report PC World Honda Scots turn against 'pacifist' Salmond Benecol Looters strip Cambodia of its art BT Stay in touch Euro chief wants single passport The Sunday Times The Terminator asks for death AVIS Hewlett Packard Italy to get test-tube millennium babies Sculptor vanishes after making a fine art of borrowing money Iberia Sri Lanka's war horror unearthed Business Intercontinental Arafat orphans reject the good life in Gaza Lupo. A great little idea Disney fights to cut serial killer movie Yeltsin fails to shrug off impeachment threat Inside Moscow Inter-Continental Beyond the pale Lenin still in the pink Ice little earner Men may get contraceptive implant Weather and Travel Outlook Ski Scene Man killed by police marksman News in Brief Murder charges Straw set to rule against Pinochet GM protest Baby boom Biting back Two tickets share £8m jackpot Sotogrande the Life and Style of Sotogrande Student jobs Jobs boost Family rescued Linda tribute Wild east Bobby Dazzler Father and son enjoy National triumph Jonathan Powell, racing correspondent, sees the Carbery family victorious at Aintree Tetley's Bitter Contents Sharpe inspires City to victory The Sunday Times Quinn proves his might Nick Harvey at the Stadum of Light Wolves draw cold comfort Rowett strikes to keep dream alive Woeful Saints slide to defeat British Airways Pride not enough to lift sad Forest Charlton slip trying to climb safety ladder FA Carling Premiership Nationwide League First Division Second Division Third Division Minor Leagues and Statistics Scotland Nationwide Conference Pools Win 13 pushes Fulham closer to title Akinbiyi double Cambridge clear Seagull Adams Cheltenham draw Celtic in final Hislop defies Leicester Mooney mauls Bolton's hopes Dickov wipes out struggling Lincoln Allied Irish Peacock wins it at death for QPR United still in the running Zidane's genius clouds the truth Blues pose more questions than answers Gianluca Vialli's Chelsea have it all to do if they are successfully to defend the last Cup Winners' Cup, says Brian Glanville Lloyds TSB Tragedy on the terraces Ian Hawkey on the tragic Fa Cup semi-final when 96 Liverpool fans died on the blackest day in British sport Shameful moral debt still owed to the bereaved Football boasts new stadiums but, 10 years after Hillsborough, it has been betrayed by a failure of leadership, says Chris Lightbown Gunner hides short fuse The Key Confrontations Assertive Stam aims to be Dutch master Manchester United's £10.75m defensive giant stands in the way of a familiar adversary at Villa Park today, reports Andrew Warshaw William Hill The Deadly Duos Unlikely rebel still faithful to Newcastle's cause Walker's Saving Grace The Spurs keeper got through the toughest time of his life with a positive approach and fresh priorities The Key Confrontations Augusta drama as Olazabal stays ahead of pack Nick Pitt in Augusta sees the US Masters leaderboard get crowded as the stage is perfectly set for a fascinating final day BAC Sport Norman drives away the demons of '96 Devastated by his Masters defeat in 1996 and plagued by injuries, the former world No 1 is close to achieving redemption, says Nick Pitt Monty playing straight man Subtle changes to the Masters course have helped the Scot's chances. And he knows it Marriott England hold the aces Clive Woodward's team should beat Wales with something to spare at Wembley today Big-time Back revels in making short work of his critics Nick Cain sees the England flanker growing in stature and developing a healthy appetite for scoring crucial tries for club and country Power and Glory: Where the Game Will Be Won and Lost at Wembley Big-time Back revels in making short work of his… Mather faces toughest test Stephen Jones looks at what England will expect of the former league player who will be making his Five Nations debut at centre Made in Wales Garin Jenkins knows only too well what his countrymen expect from a game aainst the English Gibbs Key to unlocking defence The physical threat posed by the Wales inside centre opens up attacking opportunities Teenage Sensations Sports files Major role for helping hands Letters to the Sports Editor Sport on TV Q & A Action Replay: TV moment of the week Book review Bestsellers High-speed Scots run riot French pay for woeful defence Nick Cain sees an embarrassingly inept display of tackling let in the rampaging Scots to keep alive their ambitions of snatching the title Guinness Ireland recovery defeats spirited Italians Bobbyjo the best in a family affiar Paul Carberry followed where his father led 24 years ago to pull off a great National double The Sunday Times How your Horse Fared. . . And what the Jockeys Said Istabraq has mark of a champion The Times Mercedes-Benz Barrichello adjusting to life in fast lane Peter Windsor on a driver who is poised to deliver what Brazilian motor-racing fans long for most of all—a victory on home soil Going nuts in Brazil Ferrari are still way off the pace at Interlagos, and they seem unable to do anything about it Hamed digs deep to win David Walsh sees the world champion produce the goods in the nick of time during a bruising title defence at Manchester Arena Right attitude the key to finding feet on clay Britain's top players must master clay surfaces if they are to win the Davis Cup, says Richard Evans NatWest Peters ensures Thunder storm to victory Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up This Week's Fixtures The Sunday Times Rugby Union Racing This Week's Racing The Times Meyer confident her time has come David Walsh reports on the South African determined to stamp her class on the Flora London Marathon Vauxhall Raising the Standard Leading the way The maturing Michael Vaughan has proved himself and now waits for recognition, says Thrasy Petropoulos Counties face up to corridor of uncertainty The face of county cricket is about to change, with many facing harsh financial realities County Championship 1999 England must take revenge to survive Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Chevrolet Multiple Display Advertising Items Audi Scotts Audi British Car Auction Honda Experienced Agents Required Audi Motorpoint Motoring In the family way A squadron of new mini MPVs is speeding our way. Vauxhall's is first and it looks good, says Ray Hutton For the tall man with backache, a big bargain Roger's Rover is just too small for him: he needs a larger car at a reasonable price, says John Evans It's the hole in the road gang Alpina Thames Ditton BMW Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items BMW Multiple Display Advertising Items BMW Multiple Display Advertising Items Alpina 910 V8 BMW Multiple Display Advertising Items Jaguar Multiple Display Advertising Items Clive Sutton Lancaster Multiple Display Advertising Items Weybridge Automobiles London Docklands Jaguar Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Sunningdale … Company Limited S. G. 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Owen Tradition of Excellence Jack Barclay Limited One car the god of design wants to forget Guaranteed Motor Cars RoadChef boss accused of cheating staff out of windfall Sainsbury family heads for checkout Goldman Sachs five to net $600m British Midland The Airline for Europe Contents Inside Contents PHS sale boosts Electra defences Confidence starts to rise strongly BT Cellnet to link home and mobile phones The Sunday Times Backing the euro will do the City out of business Managers aim to make fur fly after Dawson buyout British firms plot European takeovers Film funding group to be cut First Telecom gets £15m to expand Business Digest Man Utd decision fails to stop power play Byers to allow Post Office more freedom Winchester sells Jellabies to Fox Hewlett Packard 2,400 more pit jobs under threat at RJB Luxfer deal breathes life into junk bond market Virgin cinemas to go global ECB rate cut bomb drops on sterling Captains of capitalism woo China to invest £10bn in Britain Chinese companies are expanding into the West and Britain is determined to secure projects that could create 100,000 jobs. David Parsley reports The Big Number Services save the Day Economic Outlook Europe's other war heats up American Account RIP off Tim Ingram Hill set up a share ownership scheme for his staff but took the kon's share himself. By Rupert Steiner and John Jay Energis Engineer licensed to print money Nat Puri made £125m when he sold his printing company Mack. But money does not excite him any more—the real thrill lies in building a successful business Profile De Vere Hotels Clarks takes a walk on the wild side The shoe firm has bounced back after a shake-up and is winning over the youth market. Even pop stars wear its boots. Dominic Rushe reports Reed Elsevier left adrift by board battle The loss of a new chief executive who was to unite the board has left the Anglo-Dutch publishing gaint vulnerable to a bid Microsoft "I am happy to flirt with you" Hewlett Packard Online shops bring back haggling Electronic auctions have created a new breed of consumer, reports Garth Alexander Oracle The Internet Engine The Sunday Times Data bank Scots discover global market for learning Scottish Knowledge has harnessed the best of the country's university courses and exported it to customers on paper or via the Internet, writes Rickey Dalton Enterprise pulls out of battle for Monument Sharewatch A Share in the Boardroom The EMC Effect Consultant shows giants how to grow even bigger Marakon, a low-profile management consultancy, is helping mature businesses to make the most of their assets, writes Matthew Lynn Reader Offers Cambridge puts funding first The challenges holding back small companies are the target of efforts to improve Britain's entrepreneurial culture, writes Claire Oldfield Family feud made porn heir go it alone Bob Guccione Jr was being groomed to take the helm at Penthouse magazine but fell out with his father. Now he has his own empire, writes Rupert Steiner from New York My First Break Bulletin Ad agency pitches in with a top track record Newcomer Fallon McElligott is winning business on the strength of past advertising campaigns by the team's members, writes Claire Oldfield Penalties await directors who fail their duties Questions of Business Here, we tackle owner-managers' business problems, giving advice and guidance on survival and growth in an increasingly competitive world Peace dividend pays off for industry The end of the cold war has forced Ministry of Defence scientists to look beyond military budgets for their income. Medium-sized companies can now use the MoD's research resources and exploit a wide range of technical developments, writes David Sumner Smith The Sunday Times It's plain sailing as submarine technology boosts sales of yacht instrument maker EchoPilot, a Hampshire company, found that navy scientists had the technology it needed to make a new log. David Summer Smith reports Multiple Display Advertising Items Mortgagedirect Century Mortgages Multiple Display Advertising Items Weaver Valley Estates Sony's sorry you've been troubled Multiple Display Advertising Items Franchising in the 90s Multiple Display Advertising Items Prontaprint! AA swoops to save casualties Prufrock Airline spoilsports shanghai thirtysomething trolley dollies Multiple Display Advertising Items Exciting British Franchise Association Multiple Display Advertising Items Camelot forgets to read the full script Multiple Display Advertising Items Status Hydraulics To flee or not to flee, that is the question Inside the City Multiple Display Advertising Items Pirtek Lenders face probe for not cutting rates Rush to fix high-interest accounts Experts sound warning over the dangers of investing in cash Isas Revenue is bearer of bad tidings Contents Drop in pensions may hit millions Contents Fidelity Investments Banks accused of cashing in as borrowers and savers lose out Contents Banks rob Peter's mortgage to pay for Paul's savings Watchdog shows bite with Invesco Adwatch Marks & Spencer Financial Services Newton Brown puts brake on company car drivers' mileage Money Matters Every week we answers your questions on personal finance Lenders leave borrowers stranded The base-rate cut will offer little cheer to thousands of people snared by sky-high redemption penalties, writes Robert Winnett Find out which home loan deal is best one for you Woolwich M&G Where in the world should Savers can now invest tax-free in most stock markets, writes Alicia Wyllie, who asks the experts to pick the best places What Type of Investor are You? Lincoln Member of Lincoin Financial Group Scottish Widows More tax-free options mean more risk The range of investment opportunities is now wider but careful choice is needed to safeguard returns, writes Alicia Wyllie Scottish Widows EMP The Equitable Life Direct Line 1St Policy Company Limited Northern Rock John Charcol 10 tips to get the best advice Naomi Caine explains how financial advisers charge for their services and where to get the help you need Barclaycard trims rates but still charges more than most Britain's most popular credit card has responded to threats to its dominance, writes Naomi Caine Pension 'clawback' under fire MPs have joined a campaign to end an anomaly that can leave pensioners short-changed, writes Kevin Pratt Savers attack Midshires payout Merchant Investors Johnson Fry Neville James Beale Dobie & Company Limited Money Section Halifax The Sunday Times Mobile phone thief runs up £2,000 bill Questions of Cash Skipton Guermsey Limited Cash in on the thrill of the sporting life Buying a share in a syndicate that owns a racehorser can bring you enjoyment and, if you are lucky, profit Savings account promises to outstrip the base rate Pension-splitting rules eased to help divorcees Govett Investment Cat Standard Tales of lost opportunities In the first of a monthly series, author Hunter Davies confesses that share-dealing has not been his forte Standard Life Bank Jupiter Best Savings Rates Top Investment Funds Popular Shares Mortgage Deals Dial discount dealer and drive away with bargain Woolwich Motorbase Money Monitor MGM gives northern working men pension bonus Savings News Chase De Vere Investments PLC Policy Portfolio PLC Chase De Vere IFAP Limited Mechanical maestro invests in inventors The man behind the wind-up radio spends much of his money helping struggling enterpreneurs Charles Schwab Britax reflects on a bright outlook The Bulldog Breed Katie Hickman, an ambassador's daughter, tears away the glamour of diplomatic life to reveal the pain behind the stiff upper lip British Airways Contents Urban guerrillas An effort to gentrify a run-down London square has met with a far from genteel response from residents, writes Amanda Craig New writer on the block A voyage round my father, via the North Circular Road and the mystery of grief New Shape magazine gives you the confidence… Enemy of the People The Sunday Times Nanny, I hardly knew you Cathy Galvin, who has employed the good, the bad and the ugly to look after her children, says regulation will never provide safeguards Mighty minds that bridge the worlds of science and literature Bryan Appleyard The Mr Big of crime comes clean Interview What in the world has Kew to do with heritage? A terrible waste of life Many women have been harmed by private fertility treatment—the National Health Service must do more to help them, writes IVF pioneer Robert Winston The Future Dream: Human Cloning and Pregnant Men Once more into the breach with my father Being Laurence Oliver's son was hell, but after years of anger Richard Oliver has finally found how to be himself In this sunken North Sea wreck, I thee wed Foxtons Crown Dilmun Multiple Display Advertising Items Barratt FPD Savills Multiple Display Advertising Items Stop the Week If you want to get a head, get a hod carrier Talking heads Global village This Life People of the Week Eurcka! The millennium list The Times: Last word. . . Spinach delivers more muscle for computers Biology Airbag may save skiers Safety An inflatable rucksack could stop people being buried deeply in an avalanche The Times E-commerce? Leave tricky bits to the professionals Hewlett-Packard will set up shop for firms on the Net and deal with technical hitches, writes David Hewson Statisticians play better darts Mathematics Cloth harnesses power from sun Space Spececraft could be powered by energy collected by a huge solar sail, writes Tim Furniss Software finds interesting reading Information Weighing trains helps commuters Transport Swatch's satellite broadcasts upset radio amateurs Communications Radio waves melt prostate trouble away Bryant Homes Knight Frank Hamptons International FPD savills Barratt Beaney Pearce Multiple Display Advertising Items Hamptons International Colliers International Multiple Display Advertising Items Galliard Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Overseas Property Tatton Park Taylor Woodrow Multiple Display Advertising Items Vigia Multiple Display Advertising Items Centre of attention Commuter are taking a short cut to work and that spells good news for city centres, says Christine Webb Multiple Display Advertising Items Bellway Homes Room with a view Properties of the Week Winter warmer Victorian charm Unusual approach Regalian Charles Church Properyfinder The Mark Albert Bridge House Fairclough Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Maganize Hastings International Bellway Home Copping Joyce Multiple Display Advertising Items FPD savills ST James Homes FPD Savills London House Knight Frank Contents British Midland The Airline for Europe Lapping it up The mountains are a coruscating white, the sky deep blue; as the day heats up, the daring sunbathe naked in the snow. Sue Clayton visits Lapland in April Contents Unijet Voyages Jules Verne Ryanair Books of the Week Caravela Tours Ltd Travel Brief Paris Travel Service Holiday Clinic Twins Rebecca and Charlotte Watts want to celebrate their 21st birthdays with the holiday of a lifetime. They are keen on adventure and would also enjoy group travel. 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More executives are turning to management buy-ins to escape large companies, put their ideas into practice and make big money. Report by Margaret Coles Yellow Pages Sales Limited Hill Samuel Asset Management Multiple Display Advertising Items KPMG Gaining language skills can help to boost your career Book Tickets now to save £4 Contents A Call to Arms Comrades! 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In the most authoritative guide to the nation's wealth Philip Beresford charts how they have done it British Airways Famous faces bubbling under Sports stars and pop divas will lead the race to join next year's Rich List, writes Philip Beresford The Rainbow group Biggest Charity Donors Britain's super-rich are surprisingly generous but they are turning away from the arts in favour of science and education, reports Philip Beresford The leading charitable millionaires Ranked according to total assets of main charity Boeing Business Jets Wealth through History Rise and fall of the factory kings Nigel Burgess Rules of Engagement Hans Rausing: Food packaging, £3,400m, 1st Food packaging Lord Sainsbury and Family: Retailing, £3,100m, 2nd George Soros: Finance, £2,000m, 3rd Joseph Lewis: Finance, £1,750m, 4th= The Duke of Westminster: Land and property, £1,750m, 4th= Wealth Code: Lady Grantchester and the Moores Family: Stores, mail order and football pools, £1,500m, 6th= Garfield Weston and Family: Food, £1,500m, 6th= Sri and Gopi Hinduja: Trading and finance, £1,300m, 8th= The 1999 Rich List is Made up of... Bruno Schroder and Family: Banking, £1,300m, 8th= Richard Branson: Travel retailing and entertainment, £1,200m, 10th= Lakshmi Mittal: Steel, £1,200m, 10th= Michael Ashcroft: Business Services, £1,000m, 14th= Terry Matthews: Electronics, £1,100m, 12th= Tony O'Reilly and Chryss Goulandris: Food, media and inheritance, £1,100m, 12th= Mohamed al-Fayed: Retailing, £1,000m, 14th= Viscount Rothermere and Family: Newspapers, £1,000m, 14th= Sir Adrian and John Swire: Shipping and aviation, £1,000m, 14th= Robert Miller: Retailing, £975m, 18th The richest women Indicates new ontry to the Rich List: Page number entry in brackets Fortunes are personal or family wealth Capital Aviation Ltd Sir Anthony Bamford and Family: Construction equipment, £950m, 19th Bernie and Slavica Ecclestone: Motor racing, £900m, 20th= Ken Morrison and Family: Food retailing, £900m, 20th= Ann Gloag and Brian Souter: Buses and trains, £850m, 22nd The Earl of Iveagh and the Guinness Family: Brewing and property, £680m, 26th The Earl of Iveagh and the Guinness Family Brewing and property Camper & Nicholsons Viscount Cowdray and the Pearson Family: Media and land, £820m, 23rd David Bromilow: Sports goods and publishing, £800m, 24th Earl Cadogan: Land and property, £750m, 25th David and Frederick Barclay: Hotels, property and publishing, £650m, 27th= Mark Dixon: Business services, £650m, 27th= Jack Dellal: Property and finance, £550m, 32nd Lord and Edmund Vestey: Food services, farming and shipping, £650m, 27th= Jack and Fred Walker: Steel and property, £600m, 30th Sir Evelyn de Rothschild and Family: Banking, £580m, 31st James Dyson: Vacuum cleaners and inventions, £500m, 33rd= Gert-Rudolph and Friedrich-Christian Flick: Inheritance, £500m, 33rd= Eddie Healey: Property, £500m, 33rd= Malcolm Healey: Kitchens, £500m, 33rd= Sir Paul McCartney: Pop Music, £500m, 33rd= Paul Raymond: Publishing and property, £500m, 33rd= Urs Schwarzenbach: Finance and farming, £500m, 33rd= Subhash Chandra: Media and entertainment, £450m, 40th= Sir Donald Gosling: Car Parks, £450m, 40th= Clarice Pears and Family: Property, £450m, 40th= Martyn Arbib: Investments, £440m, 43rd Freddle Linnett and The Murphy Family: Property, £420m, 44th Top 10 Internet millionaires Robin Fleming and Family: Banking, £400m, 45th= Ronald Hobson: Car Parks, £400m, 45th= Fred Koch: Inheritance, £400m, 45th= Bernard Lewis and Family: Fashion and property, £400m, 45th= David Sullivan: Publishing and football, £400m, 45th= Paul Sykes: Technology and property, £400m, 45th= Paloma Picasso: Inheritance and cosmetics, £350m, 54th= David Crossland and Family: Package holidays, £390m, 51st Barrie Haigh: Pharmaceuticals, £385m, 52nd Albert Gubay: Property and fitness clubs, £370m, 53rd John Bredenkamp: Tobacco, £350m, 54th= Lord Lloyd-Webber: Music, £350m, 54th= Sir Cameron Mackintosh: Entertainment, £350m, 54th= Max Schachenmann: Chemicals, £350m, 54th= Mark Fenwick and Family: Retailing, £345m, 59th A Bercrombie & Kent Sir John Templeton: Finance, £340m, 60th= David Thompson and Family: Food and finance, £340m, 60th= Tony Murray: Industry, £334m, 62nd Lord Paul and Family: Steel, £325m, 63rd Trevor Hemmings: Construction and leisure, £320m, 64th= Peter Rigby: Computers, £320m, 64th= Nadhmi Auchi: Finance and property, £300m, 66th= The Duke of Devonshire: Land, £300m, 66th= Robert Edmiston: Car sales and property, £300m, 66th= Sir Rocco Forte and Family: Hotels, £300m, 66th= David and Ralph Gold: Publishing and football, £300m, 66th= Felix Grovit: Property and finance, £300m, 66th= John Palmer: Timeshare, £300m, 66th= Lord Cayzer and Family: Finance, £285m, 73rd Steve Morgan: Construction, £280m, 74th Aristocrats Lord Hamlyn: Publishing, £275m, 75th= Tim Landon: Investments, £275m, 75th= Viscount Portman and Family: Property, £275m, 75th= Harry Hyams: Property, £270m, 78th= Thomas Mackie and Family: Electrical goods, £270m, 78th= Lord Rothschild: Finance, £270m, 78th= Johan Eliasch: Sports goods, £250m, 87th= Sports goods Alan Sugar: Electronics and football, £262m, 81st Lord Howard de Walden and Family: Property, £260m, 82nd= Sir Edwin Manton: Insurance, £260m, 82nd= Tony Tabatznik and Family: Pharmaceuticals, £260m, 82nd= Gordon Crawford and Family: Software, £252m, 85th= The Thomson Family: Publishing, £252m, 85th= Sir David Alliance and Family: Textiles and mail order, £250m, 87th= Felix Dennis: Publishing, £250m, 87th= Ronnie Frost: Business services, £250m, 87th= John Goulandris and Family: Shipping, £250m, 87th= Bob and Rafi Manoukian: Property and trading, £250m, 87th= The 10 fastest fortunes Martin Naugmton: Industry, £250m, 87th= Dr Peter Ogden: Computers, £250m, 87th= The Queen: Head of state, £250m, 87th= Michael Tabor: Bookmaking and finance, £250m, 87th= Lord Weinstock and Family: Industry, £250m, 87th= John Whittaker: Property, £250m, 87th= John Madejski: Publishing and football, £230m, 100th= The Duke of Northumberland: Land and property, £250m, 87th= The Duke of Northumberland Land and property Gold Air International Limited Sean Quinn: Quarries, hotels, insurance and industry, £230m, 100th= Bernard Schreier and Family: Industry, £230m, 100th= Josie Rowland and Family: Inheritance, £226m, 103rd Max and Stephen Griggs: Footwear, £220m, 104th= Don and Roy Richardson: Property, £200m, 108th= John Hargreaves and Family: Retailing, £220m, 104th= Philip Hulme: Computers, £215m, 106th Dr Allen McClay: Pharmaceuticals, £210m, 107th Arnold Clark: Car sales, £200m, 108th= Robert Earl: Restaurants, £200m, 108th= Edward Haughey: Pharmaceuticals, £200m, 108th= Tom Hunter: Sports goods, £200m, 108th= Peter Jones and Family: Construction, £200m, 108th= Stephen Rubin: Sportswear, £200m, 108th= Stelios Haji-Ioannou: Airline, £187m, 124th Stelios Haji-Loannou Airline Jasminder Singh and Family: Hotels, £200m, 108th= Tom Singh: Fashion, £200m, 108th= Robert Stigwood: Entertainment, £200m, 108th= Stanley and Peter Thomas: Property, £200m, 108th= Nicholas van Hoogstraten: Property, £200m, 108th= David Wilson: Construction, £200m, 108th= Penelope Gorman and Victoria Cammack: Inheritance, £194m, 121st Andrew Brownsword: Greetings cards, £190m, 122nd Graham Wylie: Software, £189m, 123rd Dr David Potter and Family: Computers, £185m, 125th Top 50 millionaires in sport William Brake and Family: Food distribution, £180m, 126th= Dr Dennis Gillings: Pharmaceuticals, £180m, 126th= Henry and Simon Keswick: Commerce, £180m, 126th= Sir Graham Kirkham and Family: Furniture, £180m, 126th= Sir Jack Hayward: Property and football, £175m, 131st= Lou Kollakls: Shipping, £180m, 126th= Kevin Leech: Investments, £175m, 131st= Marston & Langinger Limited Top 10 in construction Michael Smurfit and Family: Packaging, £175m, 131st= The Earl of Stockton and The Macmillan Family: Publishing, £175m, 131st= Peter and Michael Kane: Parcel dispatch, £170m, 135th= The Marquess of Tavistock: Land, £170m, 135th= Peter and John Beckwith: Property and leisure, £165m, 137th William Johnson: Inventions, £150m, 143rd= William Johnson Investions Sir John Paul Getty II: Inheritance, £160m, 138th= Sir Elton John: Pop music, £160m, 138th= Celia Lipton-Farris: Inheritance, £160m, 138th= John Murphy: Construction, £155m, 141st= Peter Simon and Family: Fashion, £155m, 141st= Clemens Brenninkmeyer and Family: Retailing, £150m, 143rd= John and Brian Caudwell: Mobile phones, £150m, 143rd= Benzion Freshwater and Family: Property, £150m, 143rd= Tony Gallagher: Property, £150m, 143rd= Michael Heseltine: Publishing, £150m, 143rd= Donald Hess: Property and drinks, £150m, 143rd= David Hood: Electronics, £150m, 143rd= Ross Warburton and Family: Banking, £150m, 143rd= Ross Warburton and Family Backing Mick Jagger: Pop music, £150m, 143rd= David Khalili: Art and Property, £150m, 143rd= John Lancaster and Family: Conservatories, £150m, 143rd= Ken Scowcroft and Family: Insurance, £150m, 143rd= Manubhai Madhvani and Family: Industry, £150m, 143rd= The Shepherd Family: Construction, £150m, 143rd= Sam Whitbread and Family: Brewing, £150m, 143rd= Sir Ian Wood: Oil services, £150m, 143rd= Chris Lazari: Property, £145m, 161st= Bernard Lewis: Property, £145m, 161st= Sir William McAlpine and Family: Construction, £140m, 163rd= Maurice and Charles Saatchi: Advertising, £140m, 163rd= Duke of Sutherland: Land, £140m, 163rd= Alastair and Michael Powell: Electrical wholesaling, £148m, 160th Charles Dunstone: Mobile phone, £130m, 170th= Charles Dunstone Mobile phones Tony Wilkinson and Family: Hardware, £140m, 163rd= Lawrence Batley and Family: Cash-and-carry, £135m, 167th= Carl Cushnie: Finance, £135m, 167th= Caly Brendish: Computers, £132m, 169th= Elliott Bernerd: Property, £130m, 170th= Ronald and Peter Goldstein: Retailing, £130m, 170th= Alan Lewis: Textiles and investments, £130m, 170th= Doreen Lofthouse and Family: Cough sweets, £130m, 170th= Sir Peter Michael: Electronics and media, £130m, 170th= David Murray: Industry and football, £130m, 170th= The Marquess of Normanby: Land, £130m, 170th= Bruce Robertson and Family: Retailing, £130m, 170th= David Samworth and Family: Food production, £130m, 170th= Dave Whelan and Family: Sports goods, £130m, 170th= Chris Blackwell: Pop music and property, £125m, 181st= Douglas Graham and Family: Newspapers, £125m, 181st= Keith Miller and Family: Construction, £125m, 181st= George Moore: Furniture, £125m, 181st= Dr John King: Pharmaceuticals, £124m, 185th Danny Hill: Property and investments, £122m, 186th Walter Anderson: Telecommunications, £120m, 187th= John Apthorp and Family: Investments and wine, £120m, 187th= The music millionaires Jack Baylis and Family: Property, £120m, 187th= John Bigwood and Family: Food production, £120m, 187th= John Bloor: Construction and motorbikes, £120m, 187th= The Marquess of Bute: Land, £120m, 187th= Wilf Corrigan: Microchips, £120m, 187th= Dermot Desmond: Investments, £120m, 187th= Brian DeZille and Family: Knitwear, £120m, 187th= Michael Gooley: Tourism, £120m, 187th= Martin Edwards: Football, £115m, 211th= Martin Edwards Football Sir John Hall and Family: Property and football, £120m, 187th= Lord Harris: Carpets, £120m, 187th= Sir Julian Hodge and Family: Finance, £120m, 187th= Freddie Johnston and Family: Newspapers, £120m, 187th= Gulu Lalvani: Telecommunications, £120m, 187th= Sir Anwar Pervez and Family: Cash-and-carry, £120m, 187th= Lord Rayne and Family: Property, £120m, 187th= The Marquess of Salisbury: Land, £120m, 187th= Paul Smith: Fashion, £120m, 187th= Phyllis Somers: Inheritance, £120m, 187th= Robert and Vincent Tchenguiz: Property, £120m, 187th= Fred Wilson and Family: Industry, £120m, 187th= David Goldman: Software, £117m, 209th Michael Cornish and Family: Packaging, £116m, 210th James and John Martin: Ejection seats, £115m, 211th= Keith Richards: Pop music, £115m, 211th= Sir Richard Sutton and Family: Land, £114m, 214th Vijay and Bhikhu Patel: Pharmaceuticals, £113m, 215th The Moffat Family: Travel, £112m, 216th John Brotherton-Ratcliffe and Family: Construction, £110m, 217th= William Brown and Family: Insurance, £110m, 217th= Esmond Bulmer and Family: Cider, £110m, 217th= David and Lydia Instance: Printing, £110m, 217th= John Asprey and Family: Jewellery, £105m, 221st= Phil Collins: Pop music, £105m, 221st= The 10 companies with the most Rich List millionaires Lord Iliffe and Family: Property, £104m, 223rd Sir Fraser and Gordon Morrison: Construction, £103m, 224th= Julian Richer: Retailing, £103m, 224th= Philip Magor and Family:Tea importing, £102m, 226th Sir Euan Anstruther Gough Calthorpe and Family: Land and property, £100m, 227th= Duke of Beaufort: Land, £100m, 227th= Sir Michael Bishop: Airlines, £100m, 227th= David Bowie: Pop music, £100m, 227th= Ratilal Chandaria and Family: Industry and trade, £100m, 227th= Christine and Isabel Maxwell: The Internet, £100m, 227th= Christine and Isabel Maxwell The Internet Grahame Chilton: Insurance, £100m, 227th= Derek Crowson: Fabrics, £100m, 227th= Lord Daresbury and The Greenall Family: Pubs and hotels, £100m, 227th= Dr Chris Evans: Biotechnology, £100m, 227th= Anthony de Mulder and Family:Meat Steve Gibson: Transport and football, £100m, 227th= Lord Inverforth and The Weir Family: Insurance and shipping, £100m, 227th= Noel Lister: Furniture, £100m, 227th= Bevil Mabey and Family: Industry, £100m, 227th= Stephen Marks: Fashion, £100m, 227th= John Menzies and Family: Newsagent and distribution, £100m, 227th= Tahir Mohsan and Dr Tariq Mohammed: Computers, £100m, 227th= Alan Murphy: Paper-making, £100m, 227th= David Padley and Family: Food production, £100m, 227th= David Pearl: Property, £100m, 227th= Chris Stamper and Family: Computer Games, £100m, 227th= Chris Stamper and Family Computer games Viscount Petersham: Land, £100m, 227th= David Rowland: Property, £100m, 227th= Robert Sangster and Family: Horses and football pools, £100m, 227th= Christopher Sharples: Financial information, £100m, 227th Edward Stobart and Family: Haulage, £100m, 227th= Dr Tfto Tettamanti: Finance, £100m, 227th= Rasiklal Thakrar and Family: Fashion, £100m, 227th= Joseph Walker and Family: Food production, £100m, 227th= Nigel Wray: Property and finance, £100m, 227th= Earl Spencer: Land, £96m, 260th Dr Philip and Patricia Brown: Publishing, £95m, 261st= Sir Terence Conran: Restaurants and retailing, £95m, 261st= Alasdair Locke: Oil, £95m, 261st= Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb: Pop music, £90m, 266th= Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb Pop music David McMurtry: Industry, £95m, 261st= Terry Sadler: Pharmaceuticals, £95m, 261st= Roger Baines: Parcel delivery, £90m, 266th= The Marquess of Cholmondeley: Land, £90m, 266th= Sir Richard George and Family: Food production, £90m, 266th= George Harrison: Pop music, £90m, 266th= Michael Horton and Family: Property, £90m, 266th= Mike Jatania and Family: Cosmetics and beauty products, £90m, 266th= Lennie and Ian McGeoch: Retailing, £90m, 266th= Michael Rees: Insurance, £90m, 266th= Alastair Salvesen and Family: Food distribution and equipment hire, £90m, 266th= Raymond Slater: Property, £90m, 266th= Leonard Steinberg: Bookmaking, £90m, 266th= Paul Chisholm and Family: Telecommunications, £87m, 278th= Jack Petchey: Property, £87m, 278th= Roger and Peter De Haan: Travel, £86m, 280th Sir John Barlow and Family: Finance, £85m, 281st= Chris Evans: Media, £85m, 281st= Tony Gartland: Industry, £85m, 281st= Richard and Henry Lumley: Insurance, £85m, 281st= Nat Puri: Industry, £85m, 281st= Sting: Pop music, £85m, 281st= Richard Walduck and Family: Hotels, £85m, 281st= Tom Walkinshaw: Motor engineering, £85m, 281st= Alan Wiseman and Family: Dairies, £85m, 281st= The Top Hoteliers Dr Kim Tan: Pharmaceuticals, £84m, 290th Sir Bernard Ashley and Family: Fashion, £80m, 291st= Lady Anne Bentinck: Land, £80m, 291st= David Blackburn: Car sales, £80m, 291st= Michael Cannon: Pubs, £80m, 291st= Andrew Cohen and Family: Retailing, £80m, 291st= Richard Desmond: Publishing, £80m, 291st= Alastair Dunn and Family: Property and cars, £80m, 291st= Danny Fiszman: Football, diamonds and computers, £80m, 291st= The top 50 retailers Dr Jacques Gonella: Pharmaceuticals, £80m, 291st= Laurence Graff: Diamonds, £80m, 291st= Michael Hendry: Shipping, £80m, 291st= Dr Mo Ibrahim: Software, £80m, 291st= Michael Jacobson and Family: Parcel delivery, £80m, 291st= Leon Litchfield and Family: Plastics, £80m, 291st= Chris Marshall and Family: Construction, £80m, 291st= Paul O'hea and Family: Industry, £80m, 291st= Graham Roach and Family: Food production, £80m, 291st= The Duke of Rutland: Land, £80m, 291st= Michael and Robert Slowe: Property, £80m, 291st= Sir Richard Storey and Family: Newspapers, £80m, 291st= Sir Frank Williams: Motor racing, £80m, 291st= The 40 richest Americans of all time Jim Wood: Food retailing, £80m, 291st= Ron and Gail Wood: Greetings cards, £80m, 291st= Dr Ceri James: Computers, £76m, 314th Francis Chamberlain and Family: Whisky, £75m, 315th= John Charman: Insurance, £75m, 315th= Antony Crosthwaite-Eyre and Family: Publishing and leisure, £75m, 315th= Michael Evans and Family: Property, £75m, 315th= Sir Tom Farmer: Car repairs, £75m, 315th= Ruth Harding and Family: Inheritance, £75m, 315th= David Johnson: Cutlery, £75m, 315th= The Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery: Land, £75m, 315th= David Kirch: Property, £75m, 315th= Sir Christopher Wates and Family: Construction and leisure, £75m, 315th= Tim Ingram-Hill and Family: Motorway service stations, £70m, 329th= Tim Ingram-Hill and Family Motorway service stations Chris Wright: Media and sport, £75m, 315th= Humayun Mughal: Computers, £72m, 326th Robin Clark and Family: Property and forestry, £71m, 327th= Jonathan Wild and Family: Confectionery, £71m, 327th= Terry Adams and Family: Waste tips, £70m, 329th= Ronald Austin and Family: Textiles and property, £70m, 329th= Noel Bailey and Family: Industry, £70m, 329th= Barry Burns: Computers, £70m, 329th= John Coldman: Insurance, £70m, 329th= Nicholas Forman Hardy: Newspapers and property, £70m, 329th= Viscount Hambleden and The Smith Family: Retailing, £70m, 329th= Paul Gibbons: Publishing, £70m, 329th= Henry Hoare and Family: Banking, £70m, 329th= Michael Hunt: Cars and property, £70m, 329th= Alan Jackson: Mobile phones, £70m, 329th= Len and Nigel Jagger: Investments, £70m, 329th= Peter Johnson: Football and food hampers, £70m, 329th= Kevin and Michael Lagan: Construction, £70m, 329th= Toni Mascolo and Family: Hairdressing, £70m, 329th= Toni Mascolo and Family Hairdressing Bernard Matthews: Food production, £70m, 329th= Sam and Alisa Moussaieff: Jewellery, £70m, 329th= The Marquess of Northampton: Land, £70m, 329th= Robert Ogden: Property and coal recovery, £70m, 329th= Sir Leslie and Dame Shirley Porter: Food retailing, £70m, 329th= Andrew Rosenfeld: Property, £70m, 329th= Rolf Schild and Family: Industry, £70m, 329th= Ringo Starr: Pop music, £70m, 329th= Rashmi Thakrar: Food production, £70m, 329th= The Earl of Yarborough: Land, £70m, 329th= John Draper and Family: Tools, £68m, 356th= Paul Morgan and Family: Media, £68m, 356th= Robert Carter: Construction, £67m, 358th Jeremy Agace: Estate agency, £65m, 359th= Kenneth Alexander and Family: Chemicals, £65m, 359th= Eric Clapton: Pop music, £65m, 359th= Glyn and Ron Davies: Transport, £65m, 359th= The Duke of Roxburghe: Land, £70m, 329th= Martin Dawes: Mobile phones, £65m, 359th= Paul Gregg and Family: Theatres, £65m, 359th= Joe Hemani: Computers, £65m, 359th= Eddie Jordan: Motor racing, £65m, 359th= Peter Kindersley and Family: Publishing, £65m, 359th= The Earl of Leicester: Land, £65m, 359th= David McMullen and Family: Brewing, £65m, 359th= Tim Martin: Pubs, £65m, 359th= Jim Mellon: Finance and property, £65m, 359th= The richest Asians Nicholas Berry and Family: Newspapers and finance, £63m, 376th= Peter Wood: Insurance, £65m, 359th= Richard Biffa: Waste disposal, £63m, 376th= Sir Michael Cobham: Aerospace, £63m, 376th= Peter Dawson: Transport, £63m, 376th= The Earl of Radnor: Land, £65m, 359th= The Earl of Rosebery: Land, £65m, 359th= Alexander Turner and Family: Industry, £65m, 359th= Steve Shirley: Software, £63m, 376th= Anders Hedlund and Family: Greetings cards, £62m, 381st= Bob Johnson: Food retailing, £62m, 381st= James Caan: Recruitment service, £61m, 383rd Iqbal Ahmed and Family: Food production, £60m, 384th= Shami Ahmed: Fashion and property, £60m, 384th= Sandy Anderson: Railway Leasing and Leisure, £60m, 384th= Gordon Baxter and Family: Food production, £60m, 384th= Donald Bilton and Family: Construction, £60m, 384th= Barbara Taylor Bradford: Novels, £60m, 384th= Lord Archer: Novels, £60m, 384th= Top 10 in mobile phones Lord and Apurv Bagri: Metal trading, £60m, 384th= Thomas and Gordon Black: Consumer goods, £60m, 384th= Toby Blackwell and Family: Publishing, £60m, 384th= Clive and Richard Carr: Football, £60m, 384th= Gurchait and Gurnaik Chima: Fashion, £60m, 384th= Lance Clark and Family: Shoes, £60m, 384th= Stan Clarke: Property and racecourses, £60m, 384th= Sean Connery: Films, £60m, 384th= Sean Connery Films Duncan and Sarah Davidson: Construction, £60m, 384th= Ron Dennis: Motor racing, £60m, 384th= Eric Grove: Construction, £60m, 384th= Bill Gredley and Family: Property, £60m, 384th= Maurice Hatter: Electronics, £60m, 384th= David Hughes: Sportswear, £60m, 384th= Abe Jaffe: Property and car sales, £60m, 384th= Ron Jelley and Family: Construction, £60m, 384th= Patricia Kluge: Divorce settlement and investments, £60m, 384th= Gerald Kraftman and Family: Retailing, £60m, 384th= Sir Martin Laing and Family: Construction, £60m, 384th= Alex Langsam: Hotels, £60m, 384th= Sandy Lerner: Computers and cosmetics, £60m, 384th= Kevin Lomax: Software, £60m, 384th= Mike Luckwell: Media, £60m, 384th= Dave Gilmour: Pop music, £60m, 384th= Paddy McNally: Motor racing and advertising, £60m, 384th= Tom Martin and Family: Industry, £60m, 384th= Christopher Moran: Finance and property, £60m, 384th= Michael Morton: Hotels, £60m, 384th= Christopher Oughtred and Family: Food production and car sales, £60m, 384th= Vicki Oyston and Family: Media, £60m, 384th= Jimmy Page: Pop music, £60m, 384th= Lord Palumbo: Property, £60m, 384th= Robert Plant: Pop music, £60m, 384th= The Top 50 in computers and technology Patrick Ridgwell and Family: Food production, £60m, 384th= John Robinson: Fashion, £60m, 384th= Gerald Ronson: Property and petrol, £60m, 384th= Tom and Timothy Scott: Plant hire, £60m, 384th= Peter Shalson: Industry, £60m, 384th= Lord Sherfield: Art, £60m, 384th= Greg Stanley: Diy, £60m, 384th= Charlotte Townshend: Land, £60m, 384th= Anne Wood and Family: Media, £55m, 446th= Anne Wood and Family Media Tony Travis: Building supplies, £60m, 384th= Charlie Watts: Pop music, £60m, 384th= Tom Wheatcroft: Racing circuit and construction, £60m, 384th= Graham Williams: Business services, £60m, 384th= Lynn Wilson and Family: Construction, £60m, 384th= Peter Wilson: Publishing, £60m, 384th= Giles Wontner and Family: Hotels, £60m, 384th= Lord Laing and Family: Food production, £58m, 439th Bernard Holmes: Transport, £57m, 440th= Allen Lloyd and Family: Chemists, £57m, 440th= Dan McCauley: Engineering and property, £57m, 440th= Tony Pidgley and Family: Construction, £57m, 440th= David Ross: Mobile phones, £56m, 444th= Sir Reo Stakis and Family: Hotels, £56m, 444th= Sir Nicholas Bacon: Land, £55m, 446th= Richard Balding: Insurance, £55m, 446th= Lady Butlin: Inheritance, £55m, 446th= Sir Tom Cowie: Car sales, £55m, 446th= Christina Foyle: Books, £55m, 446th= Ellen Gallagher and Family: Property, £55m, 446th= The 48 new entries worth £50m or more Robert Gavron: Printing, £55m, 446th= Simon Howard and Family: Land, £55m, 446th= Lord Jacobs: Driving school, £55m, 446th= Mark Knopfler: Pop music, £55m, 446th= Fergus McCann: Football and holidays, £55m, 446th= Rory and Tim McCarthy: Investments, £55m, 446th= Richard Northcott: DIY and pet stores, £55m, 446th= Christopher Parker: Transport, £55m, 446th= Clifford Schofield and Family: DIY and car accessories, £55m, 446th= Neil Taylor and Family: Computer games, £55m, 446th= Elizabeth Tompkins: Inheritance, £55m, 446th= Jack Tordoff: Car sales, £55m, 446th= William Davies: Property, £53m, 465th= Nigel Raine and Family: Dairy products, £53m, 465th= Gerald Jennings and Family: Engineering, £52m, 467th= Guy and John Shropshire: Food production, £52m, 467th= Sten Mortstedt: Property, £51m, 469th= Paul Rackham and Family: Recycling, £51m, 469th= Simon Arber: Recruitment services, £50m, 471st= Trevor Baines: Investments, £50m, 471st= Stuart Balmforth: Airlines, £50m, 471st= Margaret Barbour and Family: Industry, £50m, 471st= Peter Boizot: Restaurants, £50m, 471st= Bill Bottriell: Recruitment services, £50m, 471st= The top foreign holiday operators John and Hugh Boyle: Travel, £50m, 471st= Michael Brinton and Family: Carpets, £50m, 471st= Lady Brown: Inheritance, £50m, 471st= Peter and John Clarke: Beds, £50m, 471st= Nick Corfield: Software, £50m, 471st= John Cotton and Family: Industry, £50m, 471st= Robert Douglas Miller and Family: Retailing, £50m, 471st= Simon Draper: Records, £50m, 471st= Lord Egremont: Land, £50m, 471st= Michael Flatley: Dancing, £50m, 471st= Michael Flatley Dancing Robin Faccenda: Poultry and Investments, £50m, 471st= Michael Fischer: Software, £50m, 471st= Mary Foulston and Family: Computers and leisure, £50m, 471st= David Garrard: Property, £50m, 471st= Bo Goranson: Finance, £50m, 471st= Philip Green: Retailing, £50m, 471st= The Earl of Halifax: Land, £50m, 471st= Michael Hollingbery and Family: Retailing, £50m, 471st= Ray Horney and Family: Hotels and property, £50m, 471st= Barry Houghton: Industry, £50m, 471st= Patrick Hungerford: Conference centres, £50m, 471st= Tom Jones: Pop music, £50m, 471st= Joe and John Kennedy: Construction, £50m, 471st= Ian Kilbride: Media, £50m, 471st= Rajan Kumar and Family: Fashion, £50m, 471st= David Lewis: Property, £50m, 471st= Robin Lodge: Software, £50m, 471st= Edward McElhinney and Family: Construction, £50m, 471st= Ian McGlinn: Investments, £50m, 471st= Tommy McNicholas and Family: Construction, £50m, 471st= Robert Madge: Computers, £50m, 471st= Brian Maguire: Food production, £50m, 471st= The Earl of Mansfield and Mansfield: Land, £50m, 471st= Michael Marshall and Family: Industry, £50m, 471st= Brian May: Pop music, £50m, 471st= George Michael: Pop music, £50m, 471st= Joe Moore: Industry, £50m, 471st= Nigel Morris: Finance, £50m, 471st= Mickie Most: Pop music, £50m, 471st= Michael Newton and Family: Computers, £50m, 471st= Leo Noe and Family: Property, £50m, 471st= Robert Peacock and Family: Retailing, £50m, 471st= William Rankin and Family: Property and car sales, £50m, 471st= John Ray: Industry, £50m, 471st= Eric and Mark Reid: Textiles, £50m, 471st= John Reid: Pop music, £50m, 471st= Marco Pierre White: Restaurants, £50m, 471st= Marco Pierre White Restaurants Adrian Reynard: Industry, £50m, 471st= John Seddon and Family: Construction, £50m, 471st= James Sherwood: Transport, £50m, 471st= John Stafford: Industry, £50m, 471st= Jurg Syz: Finance, £50m, 471st= Sir Ray Tindle: Newspapers, £50m, 471st= John Ritblat and Family: Property, £50m, 471st= Nicholas Roditi: Finance, £50m, 471st= Barry Rubery: Electronics, £50m, 471st= Michael Shanly: Construction, £50m, 471st= Philip Sheppard and Family: Scrap metal, £50m, 471st= Howard Simons and Family: Plastic mouldings, £50m, 471st= Ian Skipper: Investments, £50m, 471st= Michael Spencer: Finance, £50m, 471st= Norman Stoller: Pharmaceuticals, £50m, 471st= Michael Stone: Commodities, £50m, 471st= Robin Tomkins and Family: Property, £50m, 471st= David Wieland: Petrol and property, £50m, 471st= Baroness Willoughby De Eresby: Land, £50m, 471st= John Wolfe: Airlines, £50m, 471st= Warren Hardy: Mobile phones, £48m, 545th= Dr Paul Drayson: Pharmaceuticals, £46m, 547th= Derek Mickel and Family: Construction, £46m, 547th= Lawrence Alkin: Fitness clubs, £45m, 550th= The Marquess of Bath: Land, £45m, 550th= Michael Bertioli: Electronics, £45m, 550th= Edward Brian and Family: Property, £45m, 550th= Tony Brown and Family: Engineering, £45m, 550th= The Duke of Buccleuch: Land, £45m, 550th= Bruce Cohen and Family: Furniture, £45m, 550th= Mark Creasy: Prospecting, £45m, 550th= Manny Davidson and Family: Property, £45m, 550th= John Deacon: Pop music, £45m, 550th= Peter Dickson and The Yates Family: Wine and spirits, £45m, 550th= Charles and Mary Dobson: Sign-making, £45m, 550th= Fred Done and Family: Betting and recruitment, £45m, 550th= Vivien Duffield: Inheritance, £45m, 550th= Nick Faldo: Golf, £45m, 550th= Paul Fletcher and Family: Food production, £45m, 550th= Eric Gadsden: Construction, £45m, 550th= John Guthrie: Property, £45m, 550th= John Harris and Family: Consumer electronics, £45m, 550th= Simon Hessel: Software, £45m, 550th= Stephen Hitchins and Family: Property and construction, £45m, 550th= Ian Gregg and Family: Baking , £49m, 544th Edward Speed and Family: Car sales, £48m, 545th= John Britten: Computers, £46m, 547th= Richard Hunting and Family: Industry, £45m, 550th= James Hynes: Telecommunications, £45m, 550th= Peter Levy and Family: Property, £45m, 550th= Kevin McDonald: Industry, £45m, 550th= Tony Marmont and Family: Soft drinks, £45m, 550th= Nick Mason: Pop music, £45m, 550th= Lindsay Masters: Publishing, £45m, 550th= Stewart Milne and Family: Construction, £45m, 550th= Favourite clubs Anita and Gordon Roddick: Retailing, £45m, 550th= Joseph Salmon: Electronics, £45m, 550th= Denzyl Sequeria and Family: Software, £45m, 550th= James Smith: Vehicle hire, £45m, 550th= Rod Stewart: Pop music, £45m, 550th= Lady Juliet Tadgell: Inheritance, £45m, 550th= Roger Taylor: Pop music, £45m, 550th= Ivan Twigden: Construction, £45m, 550th= Roger Waters: Pop music, £45m, 550th= Lucas White: Inheritance, £45m, 550th= Ronnie Wood: Pop music, £45m, 550th= John Woodward: Leisure, £45m, 550th= Gavyn Davies: Finance, £40m, 600th= Gavyn Davies Finance John Yerburgh and Family: Beer and hotels, £45m, 550th= Richard Gabriel: Courier services, £44m, 592nd= Duncan Sinclair and Family: Property, £44m, 592nd= Michael and Maurice Bennett: Fashion, £43m, 594th= Ray Chamberlain and Family: Electronics, £43m, 594th= Albert Perry and Family: Property, £43m, 594th= Professor David Rhodes and Family: Telecommunications, £43m, 594th= Peter Field: Publishing, £42m, 598th= Roger Wickens and Family: Property, £42m, 598th= Chris Anderson: Publishing, £40m, 600th= Henry Angest: Finance, £40m, 600th= Viscount Astor: Property, £40m, 600th= Ray and Geoff Ball: Industry, £40m, 600th= Lord Barnard: Land, £40m, 600th= Ken Bates: Football, property and farming, £40m, 600th= John and Richard Bennett: Computers, £40m, 600th= Graham and Margaret Blackledge: Household products, £40m, 600th= Michael Bright: Insurance, £40m, 600th= Anthony Cann: Packaging, £40m, 600th= Terry and Anita Coleman: Car security, £40m, 600th= Sidney Corob and Family: Property, £40m, 600th= Nicholas Cross: Pharmaceuticals, £40m, 600th= David and Richard Darling: Computer games, £40m, 600th= John Deer: Industry, £40m, 600th= The Earl of Derby: Land, £40m, 600th= Allan Fisher: Fitness clubs, £40m, 600th= Roger Foster: Software, £40m, 600th= Guy Hands: Finance, £40m, 600th= Phillip Kaye and Family: Catering, £40m, 600th= Jim Kerr: Pop music, £40m, 600th= Ian Laing: Pharmaceuticals, £40m, 600th= Malcolm Lee: Waste disposal, £40m, 600th= Edward Lonergan: Construction, £40m, 600th= Fergus McGovern: Computer games, £40m, 600th= Rhys Marks and Family: Chemicals, £40m, 600th= Dr Brian Mercer: Plastics, £40m, 600th= Jeremy Mogford: Restaurants, £40m, 600th= Harold Montgomery and Family: Car sales and transport, £40m, 600th= John Newsome: Double glazing, £40m, 600th= Stewart Newton and Family: Finance, £40m, 600th= Gulam Noon: Food production, £40m, 600th= Trevor Nunn: Theatre, £40m, 600th= Naresh and Mahesh Patel: Food retailing, £40m, 600th= Eric Payne and Family: Industry, £40m, 600th= Lord and Robert Hanson: Industry, £40m, 600th= Peter Harris and Family: Caravan parks, £40m, 600th= Eric and Gordon Herd: Food retailing, £40m, 600th= The Earl of Inchcape: Trade and finance, £40m, 600th= Ronnie Jarvis and Family: Property and luggage, £40m, 600th= The Earl of Portsmouth: Land, £40m, 600th= Deverok Pritchard: Nursing homes, £40m, 600th= Sam Rayner and Family: Kitchenware, £40m, 600th= David Reuben: Metal trading, £40m, 600th= George Reynolds: Kitchen worktops, £40m, 600th= Tommy Sopwith: Car parts and property, £40m, 600th= Brian and Alan Stannah: Lifts, £40m, 600th= Ray Stephens and Family: Industry, £40m, 600th= Derek Taylor: Software, £40m, 600th= Peter Vardy: Car sales, £40m, 600th= Tim Watts and Family: Recruitment services, £40m, 600th= Leigh Webb and Family: Food production, £40m, 600th= Sir John Woolf: Films and investments, £40m, 600th= Rod Aldridge: Computers, £39m, 659th= Steve Bennett and Family: Software, £39m, 659th= Michael Peagram: Chemicals, £39m, 659th= David Allen: Casinos and nightclubs, £38m, 662nd= Peter Blakemore and Family: Wholesale food, £38m, 662nd= Fred Duncan: Food production, £38m, 662nd= Geoffrey Elliott: Pharmaceuticals, £38m, 662nd= Brian Kingham: Security, £38m, 662nd= John Rix and Family: Shipping, £40m, 600th= Peter Savill: Publishing, £40m, 600th= Brian Smith: Aerosol products, £40m, 600th= Fred and Clinton Smith: Windows, £40m, 600th= Dr Alan and Susan Solomon: Software, £40m, 600th= Sinclair Beecham: Sandwiches, £35m, 675th= Sinclair Beecham Sandwiches The Earl of Harewood: Land, £36m, 671st= Edward Andrew and Family: Industry, £35m, 675th= Raffaello Bacci and Family: Van hire, £35m, 675th= Kip Bertram and Family: wholesale books, £35m, 675th= Tony Bramall: Car sales, £35m, 675th= Jack Brignall and Family: Property and farming, £35m, 675th= Martin Copley: Insurance, £35m, 675th= David Dein: Commodities and football, £35m, 675th= Robert Devereux: Retailing, £35m, 675th= Shirazali Dharamshi and Family: Paper and property, £35m, 675th= John Dunsdon and Family: Property, £35m, 675th= Stephen Ellis and Family: Furniture, £35m, 675th= Greta Fenston: Property, £35m, 675th= Everard Goodman: Property, £35m, 675th= Ian Gowrie-Smith: Pharmaceuticals, £35m, 675th= Doug Gregory: Kitchens and bedrooms, £35m, 675th= Frank Hackett-Jones: Telecommunications, £35m, 675th= The Brett Family: Civil engineering, £37m, 667th= Guy Johnson: Mobile phones, £37m, 667th= William Walker: Computers, £37m, 667th= Barbara Ward: Software, £37m, 667th= Derek Coombs and Family: Finance and Engineering, £36m, 671st= Peter Dawe: The internet, £36m, 671st= John Matto: Textiles, £36m, 671st= Jeffrey Harris: Computers, £35m, 675th= Edward and John Harrison: Car sales, £35m, 675th= Dr John Hollywood: Chemicals, £35m, 675th= Sir Drake Kleinwort: Inheritance, £35m, 675th= Albert Le Blond: Ship repair, £35m, 675th= Nick Leslau: Property, £35m, 675th= Lawrie Lewis: Exhibitions, £35m, 675th= John MacDonald-Buchanan: Land, £35m, 675th= Nigel Mansell: Motor racing, £35m, 675th= Lord Margadale: Land, £35m, 675th= Van Morrison: Pop music, £35m, 675th= Nissim Musry and Family: Textiles, £35m, 675th= John Newman: Industry, £35m, 675th= Robert Nickerson and Family: Agriculture, £35m, 675th= The Youngest 10... Anil Ruia and Family: Textiles, £35m, 675th= Amarjit Sandhu: Industry, £35m, 675th= Martin Sorrell: Advertising, £35m, 675th= Fakhruddin Suterwalla and Family: Food and property, £35m, 675th= Bernie Taupin: Pop music, £35m, 675th= Perween and Dr Talib Warsi: Food Production, £35m, 675th= Michael Watt: Broadcasting, £35m, 675th= Israel Wetrin: Computers, £35m, 675th= Peter Wilkinson: The Internet, £35m, 675th= George Williams: Windows, £35m, 675th= Doug Ellis: Football, £33m, 718th= Sir Tim Rice: Entertainment, £33m, 718th= Paul Barry-Walsh: Computers, £32m, 720th= Douglas Craig and Family: Oil services, £32m, 720th= Sir Angus Grossart Banking, £32m, 720th= Martin Shields: Business Services, £35m, 675th= Isabel Goldsmith: Inheritance, £30m, 731st= Patrick Head: Motor racing, £32m, 720th= Paul Hearson: Computers, £32m, 720th= Dr Jan Hruska: Software, £32m, 720th= Dr Peter Lammer: Software, £32m, 720th= Michael Sutton and Family: Transport, £32m, 720th= Richard Winfrey: Media, £32m, 720th= Roger Baker and Family: Food production, £31m, 729th= Philip Meeson: Air freight, £31m, 729th= The Earl of Airlie: Land, £30m, 731st= Harley and Philip Barnard: Transport, £30m, 731st= Earl Bathurst: Land, £30m, 731st= Gulshen Bhatia and Family: Hotels, £30m, 731st= Benjamin Bonas and Family: Jewellery, £30m, 731st= Stephen Bond: Helicopters, £30m, 731st= Andrew Briggs: Mobile Phones, £30m, 731st= Nigel Brown and Family: Agriculture, £30m, 731st= Dean Butler: Opticians, £30m, 731st= Michael Cam: Films, £30m, 731st= John Chedzoy: Tobacco, £30m, 731st= Alan Clark: Art and land, £30m, 731st= Fred Clarke and Family: Property and hotels, £30m, 731st= Lord Clinton: Land, £30m, 731st= Alexander de Brye: Land, £30m, 731st= Chris De Burgh: Pop music, £30m, 731st= Gordon Dennis and Family: Bookmaking, £30m, 731st= Danny Desmond: Property, £30m, 731st= Cecil Duckworth: Boilers, £30m, 731st= Tej and Bobby Dhillon: Property, £30m, 731st= Mark Dujardin and Family: Packaging, £30m, 731st= Alan Elliot and Family: Electronics, £30m, 731st= Joseph Ettedgui and Family: Fashion, £30m, 731st= Nicholas Freeman: Cigars, £30m, 731st= Dr Wilem Frischmann and Family: Engineering Consultancy, £30m, 731st= George Goring and Family: Hotels, £30m, 731st= Ian Hall and Family: Food retailing, £30m, 731st= Warren Haskins and Family: Retailing, £30m, 731st= Mick Hucknall: Pop music, £30m, 731st= Engelbert Humperdinck: Pop music, £30m, 731st= Mark Hunter: Software, £30m, 731st= Simon Jordan: Mobile phones, £30m, 731st= Sir Paul Judge: Food production, £30m, 731st= Brian Kennedy: Double glazing, £30m, 731st= Where the rich were educated Andrew Knight: Newspapers, £30m, 731st= Tony Laithwaite: Wine, £30m, 731st= Martin Landau: Property, £30m, 731st= Paul Leach and Family: Construction, £30m, 731st= Viscount Leverhulme: Land, £30m, 731st= Ashley Levett: Commodities, £30m, 731st= Lennox Lewis: Boxing, £30m, 731st= Paul Locke: Estate, £30m, 731st= John McCarthy: Construction, £30m, 731st= Michael McDonald: Industry, £30m, 731st= Harvey McGrath: Commodities, £30m, 731st= Charles McGregor, Telecommunications, £30m, 731st= Malcolm and Duncan MacKinnon: Drinks, £30m, 731st= The Duke Of Marlborough: Land, £30m, 731st= Jim Marshall: Electronics, £30m, 731st= John Kinder: Commodities, £30m, 731st= Sir Stanley Kalms: Retailing, £30m, 731st= Sir Stanley Kalms Retailing John Martin and Family: Car sales, £30m, 731st= Bryan Morrison: Pop music, £30m, 731st= Raymond Mould: Property, £30m, 731st= John Muir and Family: Construction, £30m, 731st= Donald Munro and Family: Pharmaceuticals, £30m, 731st= Robert Murray: Bathrooms and football, £30m, 731st= Christopher Needler: Quarrying, £30m, 731st= Peter Neumark: Parcel delivery, £30m, 731st= John Nike: Construction, £30m, 731st= Ron Noades: Football, £30m, 731st= Chris Norman: Insurance, £30m, 731st= Micheal O'Neill: Transport, £30m, 731st= Kirit and Meena Pathak: Food production, £30m, 731st= Malcolm Pearce and Family: Newspapers, £30m, 731st= David Phillips: Computers, £30m, 731st= Alan Pound and Family: Computers, £30m, 731st= Vince Power: Entertainment, £30m, 731st= Maq Rasul: Video rentals, £30m, 731st= Professor Alec Reed and Family: Recruitment Services, £30m, 731st= David Richards: Industry, £30m, 731st= The Duke of Richmond and Family: Land, £30m, 731st= James Roberts and Family: Construction, £30m, 731st= Mike Rutherford: Pop music, £30m, 731st= Jatti and Avneet Sahni: Computers, £30m, 731st= David and Luisa Scacchetti: Nursery products, £30m, 731st= Nirmal Sethia and Family: Property, £30m, 731st= Eddy Shah: Newspapers and leisure, £30m, 731st= Frank Shannon: Car sales, £30m, 731st= Iain Sharp: Parcel delivery, £30m, 731st= Tony Smith: Pop music, £30m, 731st= Cliff Stanford: The internet, £30m, 731st= Geofiray Thompson and Family: Leisure, £30m, 731st= Geofirey Thompson and Family Leisure Cecil and Evelyn Stewart: Nursing homes, £30m, 731st= Jackie Stewart: Motor racing, £30m, 731st= Sir Tatton Sykes: Land, £30m, 731st= Sir Clive Thompson: Industry, £30m, 731st= Peter Tom and Family: Quarrying, £30m, 731st= Moni Varma: Rice production, £30m, 731st= The Earl Of Verulam: Finance, £30m, 731st= Graham Waldron: Industry, £30m, 731st= Robert Walters: Recruitment services, £30m, 731st= Sir Henry Warner and Family: Property, £30m, 731st= Sir Mark Weinberg and Family: Insurance and hotels, £30m, 731st= Gerald and Vera Weisfeld: Retailing, £30m, 731st= Anderew Wemyss and Family: Industry and farming, £30m, 731st= Bob Williams: The Internet, £30m, 731st= Viscount Wimborne: Land, £30m, 731st= Charles Yeates: Property, £30m, 731st= Martin Ballinger: Transport, £29m, 831st= Christopher And Ann Duncan: Industry, £29m, 831st= Richard Livingstone: Property, £29m, 831st= John Sunley and Family: Property, £29m, 831st= Abdul Alimahomed and Family: Carrier bags, £28m, 835th= Edward Atkin and Family: Industry, £28m, 835th= Philip J Davies: Property, £28m, 835th= Joey Esfandi: Property, £28m, 835th= Ray Kelvin: Fashion, £28m, 835th= Jan Murray: Internet, £28m, 835th= Dilit Rana and Family: Property, £28m, 835th= James Ratcliffe: Chemicals, £28m, 835th= Patrick Barbour: Information, £27m, 843rd= Lloyd Bedack: Toiletries, £27m, 843rd= Neville Buch: Exhibitions, £27m, 843rd= John Chamberlain and Family: Property, £27m, 843rd= Sandy Grant Gordon: Whisky, £27m, 843rd= Paris Moayedi: Construction and property, £27m, 843rd= Derek Vere and Family: Furniture, £27m, 843rd= Richard Baldwin and Family: Crane hire, £26m, 850th= Duncan Bannatyne: Nursing homes, £26m, 850th= Abdul Bhatti and Family: Cash-and-carry, £26m, 850th= Ashley and Kevin Bowes: Food production, £26m, 850th= Adalat and Arshad Chaudhary: Cash-and-carry, £26m, 850th= Hilary Cropper: Computer services, £26m, 850th= Lady Samuel: Inheritance, £26m, 850th= Andrew and Michael Schumann: Healthcare, £26m, 850th= Mohammed Sheikh: Cash-and-carry, £26m, 850th= John and Douglas Adler: Engineering, £25m, 859th= Norman Adsetts and Family: Industry, £25m, 859th= Dr Kaveh Alamouti: Finance, £25m, 859th= Tony Allan: Food, £25m, 859th= Peter Bailey and Family: Newspaper, £25m, 859th= Tony Banks: Pop music, £25m, 859th= Douglas Bartett and Family: Fruit and vegetables, £25m, 859th= Malcolm Bishop: Telecommunications, £25m, 859th= Edwin Boorman and Family: Newspaper, £25m, 859th= Chris Bowen and Family: Car sales, £25m, 859th= Dr Mike Lynch: Software, £25m, 859th= Terence Brady: Printing, £25m, 859th= Ken Cairnduff: Fashion, £25m, 859th= Dinesh Chandaria and Family: Paper-making, £25m, 859th= Giles Clarke: Wine and pet food, £25m, 859th= Jackie Collins: Novels, £25m, 859th= Ronald Cragg: Software, £25m, 859th= Terry Crawley: Finance, £25m, 859th= Joseph Dwek: Industry, £25m, 859th= Timothy Elliott and Family: Paper, £25m, 859th= Simon Elvin and Family: Greeting cards, £25m, 859th= Richard Emanuel: Mobile phones, £25m, 859th= Donatella Flick: Divorce settlement, £25m, 859th= Ken Follett: Novels, £25m, 859th= Peter Gadsby: Construction and football, £25m, 859th= Noel Gallagher: Pop music, £25m, 859th= Micheal Gerson and Family: Removals and finance, £25m, 859th= Raymond Griffiths: Parcel delivery, £25m, 859th= Sue Hammerson and Family: Property, £25m, 859th= Sir Ernest Harrison: Electronics, £25m, 859th= Richard Harrison and Family: Inheritance, £25m, 859th= Lord Hesketh: Land, £25m, 859th= Paul Hodgkinson and Family: Construction, £25m, 859th= Roger Holland: Electronics and computers, £25m, 859th= Greg Hutchings: Industry, £25m, 859th= John Illsley: Pop music, £25m, 859th= Vincent Isaacs: Insurance, £25m, 859th= Clive Jacobs: Finance, £25m, 859th= Ron Jacques and Family: Food retalling, £25m, 859th= Vicky Jaramillo: Inheritance, £25m, 859th= Bill and David Jordon: Cereals, £25m, 859th= John Langham and Family: Marine services, £25m, 859th= Annie Lennox: Pop music, £25m, 859th= Dr Mike Lynch: Software Alan McGee: Pop music, £25m, 859th= James and Robert McNeil: Blinds, £25m, 859th= John Madeley and Family: DIY, £25m, 859th= George Magan: Finance, £25m, 859th= Sir Denis Mahon: Art, £25m, 859th= Roger Moore: Films and television, £25m, 859th= Bob Worcester: Opinion Polls, £25m, 859th= Bob Worcester Opinion polls Lord Mostyn: Land, £25m, 859th= Joseph Murphy and Family: Construction, £25m, 859th= Crispin Odey: Finance, £25m, 859th= Louis Olivant and Family: Inheritance, £25m, 859th= Douglas Park and Family: Car sales, £25m, 859th= Charles and Betsan Partridge: Industry, £25m, 859th= Roger Payton and Family: Engineering, £25m, 859th= Elizabeth Roy and Family: Retailing, £25m, 859th= Anant and Vipin Shah: Banking, £25m, 859th= Richard Sharp: Finance, £25m, 859th= Stephen Short and Family: Plant hire, £25m, 859th= Leslie Silver: Paint, £25m, 859th= Ian Skelly and Family: Car sales, £25m, 859th= Steve Smith: Retailing, £25m, 859th= David Stevenson and Family: Retailing, £25m, 859th= Daniel and Martin Tannen: Property, £25m, 859th= David Taylor: Information, £25m, 859th= Malcolm Walker: Food retailing, £25m, 859th= Peter Wheeler: Sports cars, £25m, 859th= Bill Wyman: Pop music, £25m, 859th= Wing Yip and Family: Cash-and-carry, £25m, 859th= The Marquess of Zetland: Land, £25m, 859th= Neil Ashley: Construction, £24m, 932nd= Tom and Melba Correia: Holidays, £24m, 932nd= David Dangoor and Family: Property, £24m, 932nd= Satinder Gulhati and Family: Hotels, £24m, 932nd= Ken Hydon: Mobile phones, £24m, 932nd= Geoffrey Leary: Software, £24m, 932nd= David McLean: Construction, £24m, 932nd= Christopher Moves: Transport, £24m, 932nd= Christopher Oldridge and Family: Industry, £24m, 932nd= Keith Perrett: Software, £24m, 932nd= Martin Reuben: Construction, £24m, 932nd= Mukesh and Rakes Sehgal: Fashion, £24m, 932nd= Delia Smith: Cookery, £24m, 932nd= David Stephens: Software, £24m, 932nd= Bill Venter: Electronics, £24m, 932nd= Walter Wilson and Family: Carpets, £24m, 932nd= Gerald Atkinson and Family: Wine, £23m, 948th= Dr Brian Bellhouse: Pharmaceuticals, £23m, 948th= Zameer Choudrey and Family: Food, £23m, 948th= John Cook and Family: Caravan parks, £23m, 948th= Jack Morris and Family: Property, £23m, 948th= Michael O'Regan: Computers, £23m, 948th= Robert Robinson and Family: Soft drinks, £23m, 948th= Astrology Andrew Scon: Commodities, £23m, 948th= Robin Thistlethwayte: Land, £23m, 948th= John Weatherill: Mobile phones, £23m, 948th= David Allen: Caravan Parks, £22m, 958th= Viscount Allendale: Land, £22m, 958th= Gurbachan and Sandy Chadha: Wholesale electronics, £22m, 958th= Frank Cohen: DIY stores, £22m, 958th= Robert Fleming: Electronics, £22m, 958th= Gary Grant: Plastic, £22m, 958th= Geoffrey Halstead and Family: Industry, £22m, 958th= Ivan McCabrey: Construction, £22m, 958th= Bharat Mehta and Family: Pharmaceuticals, £22m, 958th= Micheal Oglesby and Family: Property, £22m, 958th= Professor Peter Saville: Industry, £22m, 958th= Micheal Winterbottom: Plastic windows, £22m, 958th= Peter Stringfellow: Leisure, £21m, 971st= Peter Stringfellow Leisure Ronald Zeghibe: Advertising, £22m, 958th= Ian Anderson: Pop music, £21m, 971st= Adrian Buckley: Jewellery, £21m, 971st= Lord Catto and Family: Finance and Chemicals, £21m, 971st= Earl Cawdor: Land, £21m, 971st= Peter de Savary: Property and leisure, £21m, 971st= Roger Fletcher: Electrical equipment, £21m, 971st= Paul Goldstein: Ski wear, £21m, 971st= James Gray and Family: Industry, £21m, 971st= Lynne Green: Finance, £21m, 971st= Graham and David Halsall: Industry, £21m, 971st= Christopher Johnson: Aerospace, £21m, 971st= Barry Kilby: Lottery games, £21m, 971st= David Lloyd: Leisure, £21m, 971st= Duncan McIntyre: Computers, £21m, 971st= Frank McKee: Car sales, £21m, 971st= Deryck Maughan: Finance, £21m, 971st= Bob and Janet Morris: Car sales, £21m, 971st= Stephen Nesbitt: Commodities, £21m, 971st= Lord Northbrook: Finance, £21m, 971st= Andrew Page: Distribution, £21m, 971st= Alan Pascoe: Media, £21m, 971st= Robin Saxby: Computer chips, £21m, 971st= Michael Slade: Property, £21m, 971st= Trevor Smallwood: Transport, £21m, 971st= Andrew Tillard: Business services, £21m, 971st= Graham Walton: Media, £21m, 971st= Sunil Wickremeratne: Recruitment services, £21m, 971st= John Williams: Car sales, £21m, 971st= Sir Martin Wood: Technology, £21m, 971st= Scotland's Richest 100 James Milne: Industry, £21m, 70th= Matthew Thomson and Family: Industry, £21m, 70th= William Tough and Family: Industry, £21m, 70th= Edward and Bruce Walker: Construction, £21m, 70th= Andrew Barr and Family: Construction, £20m, 78th= Alexander Buchan and Family: Fishing, £20m, 78th= Des Donohue: Printing, £20m, 78th= Sir William Lithgow: Land and industry, £20m, 78th= The Earl of Moray: Land, £20m, 78th= Ian Suttie and Family: Industry, £20m, 78th= Robin Barr and Family: Soft drinks, £15m, 87th= Robin Barr and Family Soft drinks The Earl of Wemyss and March: Land, £20m, 78th= Klass Zwart: Industry, £20m, 78th= Gerald Atkinson and Family: Construction, £18m, 86th The Marquess of Ailsa: Land, £15m, 87th= The Duke of Argyll: Land, £15m, 87th= Graham Duncan: Media, £15m, 87th= Alex and Pat Grant: Industry, £15m, 87th= Geoffrey Brown: Construction, £15m, 87th= David Caldow and Family: Property and caravans, £15m, 87th= Sheena Easton: Pop music, £15m, 87th= The Earl of Home: Land, £15m, 87th= The Marquess of Linlithgow: Land, £15m, 87th= David MacDonald and Family: Whisky, £15m, 87th= Stewart MacPhie: Food Production, £15m, 87th= William Robertson and Family: Construction, £15m, 87th= The Earl of Seafield: Land, £15m, 87th= Ireland's Richest 100 Margaret Heffernan: Retailing, £202m, (IR£236m), 8th Margaret Heffernan Retailing John Dorrance: Inheritance, £1,300m, (IR£1,520m), 1st Dr Tony O'Reilly and Chryss Goulandris: Food, media and inheritance, £1,100m, (IR£1,286m), 2nd U2: Pop music, £361m, (IR£422m), 3rd Tony Ryan and Family: Airline, £347m, (IR£406m), 4th Martin Naughton: Industry, £250m, (IR£292m), 5th Sean Quinn: Quarries, hotels, insurance and industry, £230m, (IR£269m), 6th Dr Allen McClay: Pharmaceuticals, £210m, (IR£246m), 7th Edward Haughey: Pharmaceuticals, £200m, (IR234m), 9th Frank Dunne: Retailing, £190m, (IR£222m), 10th Denis O'Brien: Telecommunications, £188m, (IR220m), 11th Michael Smurfit and Family: Packaging, £175m, (IR£205m), 12th Sharon, Brian, Paul and Sean McMahon: Retailing, £160m, (IR£187m), 13th John Murphy: Construction, £155m, (IR£181m), 14th The Doyle Family: Hotels, £154m, (IR£180m), 15th J P McManus: Finance , £68m, (IR£79m), 32nd J P McManus Finance Anne Dunne: Retailing, £125m, (IR£146m), 16th Dr John King: Pharmaceuticals, £124m, (IR£145m), 17th Dermot Desmond: Investments, £120m, (IR£140m), 18th= Fred Wilson and Family: Industry, £120m, (IR£140m), 18th= Michael O'Leary: Airline, £116m, (IR£136m), 20th Michael and Nigel O'Flaheriy: Vehicle distribution, £113m, (IR£132m), 21st Eugene and Brendan Murtagh: Building products, £110m, (IR£129m), 22nd John Magnier: Bloodstock, £107m, (IR£125m), 23rd Feargal Quinn: Food retailing, £98m, (IR£115m), 24th Ben Dunne: Investments, £97m, (IR£113m), 25th David McMurtry: Industry, £95m, (IR£111m), 26th= Lochlann Quinn: Industry, £95m, (IR£111m), 26th= Leonard Steinberg: Bookmaking, £90m, (IR£105m), 28th Dr Chris Horn: Software, £74m, (IR£87m), 29th= Neil McCann and Family: Fruit distribution, £74m, (IR£87m), 29th= Kevin and Michael Legan: Construction, £70m, (IR£82m), 31st Eddie Jordan: Motor racing, £65m, (IR£76m), 33rd George, Henry and John Sisk: Construction, £61m, (IR£71m), 34th Bill McCabe: Software, £59m, (IR£69m), 35th Thomas Roche Jr and Family: Toll roads, £58m, (IR£68m), 36th Max Malcolm and Noel McMullan: Fuel distribution, £57m, (IR£67m), 37th= Peter J Musgrave and Hugh MacKeown: Food retailing, £57m, (IR£67m), 37th= Ellen Gallagher and Family: Property, £55m, (IR£64m), 39th Peter Barry: Tea, £53m, (IR£62m), 40th Gerald Jennings and Family: Engineering, £52m, (IR£61m), 41st= Tim and Maeve Mahony: Car sales, £52m, (IR£61m), 41st= Annrai O'Toole: Software, £52m, (IR£61m), 41st= Joe and John Kennedy: Construction, £50m, (IR£59m), 44th Dr John Climax: Clinical research, £47m, (IR£55m), 45th= Dr Ronan Lambe: Clinical research, £47m, (IR£55m), 45th= Leo Ward and Kevin Anderson: Cinemas, £47m, (IR£55m), 45th= Dr Sean Baker: Software, £45m, (IR£53m), 48th= The Keating Family: Meat, £45m, (IR£53m), 48th= Ronnie Wood: Pop music, £45m, (IR£53m), 48th= George, Ted and William Crosbie: Media and investments, £44m, (IR£51m), 51st Martin, Cyril and John McGuire: Software, £43m, (IR£50m), 52nd Thomas McDonagh and Family: Fertilizers and investments, £42m, (IR£49m), 53rd Terence and Anita Coleman: Car security, £40m, (IR£47m), 54th= William 'Pino' Harris: Truck distribution, £40m, (IR£47m), 54th= Edward Lonergan: Construction, £40m, (IR£47m), 54th= Harold Montgomery and Family: Car sales, £40m, (IR£47m), 54th= Brian Davy and Family: Stockbroking, £39m, (IR£46m), 58th Geoffrey Elliott: Pharmaceuticals, £38m, (IR£45m), 59th Pat McDonagh: Software, £37m, (IR£43m), 60th= John and Francis Reihill: Fuel distribution, £37m, (IR£43m), 60th= Peter Queally and Family: Food processing, £36m, (IR£42m), 62nd Van Morrison: Pop music, £35m, (IR£41m), 63rd= Michael Watt: Media, £35m, (IR£41m), 63rd= Joseph and Jean Brennan: Baking, £33m, (IR£39m), 65th Larry Goodman: Meat, £32m, (IR£37m), 66th= Samir Naji: Computers, £32m, (IR£37m), 66th= Moya Doherty: Entertainment, £31m, (IR£36m), 68th= Enya: Pop music, £31m, (IR£36m), 68th= Chris De Burgh: Pop music, £30m, (IR£35m), 70th= Henry 'Harry' Crosbie: Transport and property, £23m, (IR£27m), 93rd Henry 'Harry' Crosbie Transport and property Mark Hunter: Software, £30m, (IR£35m), 70th= Frank Keane: Vehicle distribution, £30m, (IR£35m), 70th= Vince Power: Entertainment, £30m, (IR£35m), 70th= Cecil and Evelyn Stewart: Nursing homes, £30m, (IR£35m), 70th= Jay Murray: Telecommunications, £29m, (IR£34m), 75th= Noel and Anne-Marie Smyth: Property, £29m, (IR£34m), 75th= John Byrne: Property, £28m, (IR£33m), 77th= Sean and Bernadeen Mulryan: Property, £28m, (IR£33m), 77th= Sean and Bernadeen Mulryan: Property Diljit Rana and Family: Property, £28m, (IR£33m), 77th= Ronnie Wilson: Mushrooms, £28m, (IR£33m), 77th= Gemma Maughan: Vehicle distribution, £27m, (IR£31m), 81st Neil McHugh: Convenience food, £26m, (IR£30m), 82nd Michael Chadwick: Builders' merchant, £25m, (IR£29m), 83rd= Louis Fitzgerald: Pubs, £25m, (IR£29m), 83rd= Mark Kavanagh: Property, £25m, (IR£29m), 83rd= David McKenna: Recruitment consultancy, £25m, (IR£29m), 83rd= Joseph Murphy and Family: Construction, £25m, (IR£29m), 83rd= Finn and Anne O'Sullivan: Logistics, £25m, (IR£29m), 83rd= Frank and Peter Cosgrove: Poultry, £24m, (IR£28m), 89th= Howard Kilroy: Investments, £24m, (IR£28m), 89th= Dan Tierney and Family: Pharmaceuticals, £24m, (IR£28m), 89th= Walter Wilson and Family: Carpets, £24m, (IR£28m), 89th= Walter Beatty: Hotels, £22m, (IR£26m), 94th= Patrick Campbell and Family: Catering, £22m, (IR£26m), 94th= Ivan McCabrey: Construction, £22m, (IR£26m), 94th= David Agnew and Family: Car sales, £21m, (IR£25m), 97th= Richard Barrett: Property, £21m, (IR£25m), 97th= Bill Cullen: Vehicle distribution, £21m, (IR£25m), 97th= Index to Richest 1,000 Silversea De Vere Hotels
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