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News from 22/04/2001

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Peter Hendy, Daniel Harris, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, Helen Hodgson, Patrick French, Mark Stretton, Barbara Hall, Linsay Ajayi, Catherine Hayward, Mrs Elizabeth Rawcliffe, Professor Arnold Hendry, Jim Munro, Mark Burch, Nicholas Rufford, Rob Hughes, John Peter, V S, Walford Gillison, Amanda Ursell, Dave Johns, Jonathan Miller, Jim Munro football editor, Fred Beckett, Christopher Somerville, J D, Susan d'Arcy, Frank Whitford, Luke Brown, Rough Guides, Ivo Tennant, Alex Todorovic, Kathryn Cooper, P D, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, David Smith, Edin Hamzic, Tim Duboyce, Ian Pocock, Melanie Phillips, E P, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Adams Walesby, Stephen Grey, Sally Brown, Richard Martin, Dr Roger Henderson, Kathy Brewis, Anne Robinson, Kevin Heneghan, David Brooks, Tony Allen-Mills, George Gill, Simon Wilde, Robert Sandall, Anthony Sattin, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Charles Nicholl, Tom English, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Marian Phillips, David Dougill, Maria Kielmas, Gordon pidcock, Philip Kingsley, H C, Sarah Toyne, Jonathan Margolie, Charlie Flindt, Stephen Grey European Correspondent, Jonathon Carr-Brown, Alasdair Reid, Margarette Driscoll, Louis de Bernières, Hugh Canning, Stewart Lee, David Cairns, Edward Porter, Peter Conradi, Victoria Segal, Louise Taylor, Dean Nelson, Cheryl Markosky, John O'Donnell, Sean Condon, Dr John Lewis, Adam Nathan, Victoria Hervey, Nick Gardner, Alan Hunter, John Luckie, Peter Spawforth, Stuart Wavell, Roger Eglin, Stella Bingham, Paul Donovan, Alastair Hendy, Peter Miller, Antony Sher, Hugh McIlvanney, James Clark Home Affairs Correspondent, Lucinda Kemeny, Jasper Gerard, D Fordham, Paul Bray, Garth Pearce, John Humphrys, Paul Driver, John Follain, Peter Windsor, Geoff Leggett, Patrick Garratt, Ian Hawkey, Shelley Von Strunckel, Alex Clark, Christopher Morgan, J L, David Reason, Paul Durman, Stuart Andrews, Martin Hebbes, Mark Edwards, Kirstie Hamilton, David Rogers, Susan Clark, David Lawrenson, Angus Deayton, Phil Baker, Brian Gould, Victoria O'Brien, Allan Stevenson, Alan Combes, Dr Wilson Flood, Sean Newsom, John O'donnell, Raymond Keene, Gareth Huw Davies, Carl Steadman, Senay Boztas, Cosmo Landesman, Terry Bunn, Marie Colvin, David Griggs Director, Diana Wright, Marcus McGee, Andy Knott, Malcolm Boulter, Chris Partridge, Michael Prescott Political Editor, Stephen Jones, Paul Sullivan, Richard Evans, Uzi Mahnaimi, Nick Cain, Dr Robert Graham, Michael Wright, Sam Williams, B Kelly, Kate Rew, Caroline Donald, Dominic Rushe, Lois Rogers Medical correspondent, Rob Ryan, Rosie Thomas, David Walsh, Dr Amella Bolgar, John Stern, Ken Lord, Susan Redstone, Bryan Appleyard, Stephen Armstrong, Nick MacKinnon, Ron Clarke, Paul Kavanagh, Michael Sheridan Far East Correspondent, R W Johnson, Mark Prigg, Victoria O'brien, Richard Woods, Roland White, Garth Alexander, Paul Roberts, Roger Mercer, Alex Fortune, B Clay, M W, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, S J Clarke, Richard Rae, Ray Hutton, Frank Fitzgibbon, James Page, Martin Ivens, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Michael Sheridan, John Murray, Amanda Craig, Christine Webb, John Harlow, Philip Beresford, Godfrey Smith, Michael Austin, John Urbanek, Dipesh Gadher, Barry Collins, Jonathan Ross, John Waples, A A Gill, Brian Glanville, John Carey, Antonia Fraser, Sir Richard Jolly, Tom Robbins, David Sumner Smith, Harvey Jones, Sarah Curtis, Nick Fielding, Stephen Pettitt, Robert Johnston, Claudia Croft, Patrick Fields, Andrew Edwards, Cherry Norton, T L, Chrissy Iley, R H, John Mitchell, Tom Walker Diplomatic Correspondent, Alan English, Sally Kinnes, Naomi Caine, Edna Weise, David Wickers, Roger Dobson, John Aizlewood, John Cornwell, Andrew Frankel, Graham Norwood, Beatrice Aidin, Joe Lovejoy, Rupert Steiner, Carl Rollyson, Geoffrey West, Hugh Pearman, Dan Cairns, John Cottrell, David Parsley, Simon Sebag Montefiore, Nick Foulkes, Esme Floyd, David Smith Economics Editor, Penny Perrick, Anthony Howard, Edward Arditti, Walter Ellis, Joanna Simon, Chris Brasher, Steve Grant, Simon Howard, Dan Pearson, Brian Reid, Boris Schapiro, Bob Latham, S J O'Donnell,

Gates ousted as world's wealthiest man Colvin may lose sight in left eye Contents Kuoni Contents The three graces: Young hopefuls practise for… Portillo failed to declare 'jaunts' paid by oil boss Insight Spy bugs found in Whitehall Contents Contents Newspapers Support Recycling The Sunday Times Abbey National Top Blair adviser attacks anti-racism pledge 'farce' Labour MP 'misled' sleaze investigation Taxes tripled under Brown The father of a teacher who died on her first skiing Sam the invisible man spreads charity million on the quiet Robin Cook starts whispers with a change of tone Eurostar Larkin's lesbian fantasies revealed Macdonald set to be lord of industry Seat auto emocion REM guitarist charged over BA 'air rage' attack Alliance Leicester 'Ethnic' Met may allow dreadlocks Widdecombe says police are threat to the law-abiding BT Renault scenic Caroline suspect was jailed for rape Young offenders will be ordered to 'pay back' by clearing litter Internet tycoon in hostile Chelsea bid Ken's World Intelligent Finance Affluent Irish are beyond a joke Parent anger in town with no school places Leak casts new doubt on Chinook crash verdict Silk Cut Silk Cut Emin's latest work is a helter-skelter ride Black market jumps to 13% of economy European ministers fall out over interest rates Daycare children 'more aggressive' Scottish Widows Queen told to give low-paid staff 50% increase Moat House Hotels Public complaints soar on shock ads U2 set to play on Match of the Day AA World Offers British Airways 'The shot hit me. Blood I felt a profound sadness Last Monday, award-winning reporter Marie Colvin was attacked as she returned from a rare interview with Tamil Tiger leaders in Sri Lanka. From her hospital bed in New York she writes about her escape Dell Poured from my eye—that I was going to die' EasyJet Intofrance The Election Race Begines Is Britain really a nation of immigrants? Are the Tories racist because they won't sign a pledge? Or is there a politically correct witch-hunt afoot? Michael Prescott and Dipesh Gadher unravel the row She can afford to sneer at everyone Profile The Kennedy mystery bigger than Dallas Go on time The wrong race card Special correspondent International Care & Relief Portillo dogged by the matinee idol curse How about a new national index: for job satisfaction Trip down memory lane with the Inla killing machine Atticvs That's satisfaction: a successful headmistress with… Labour pollster Gould finds a percentage in official contracts Just when the V&A thought it was safe. . . The exam that is testing education to destruction The Sunday Times Global warming: the myth and the reality Bradford & Bingley Trafalger trouble Points Birthdays Till God us do part Last week Jane Fonda and Ted Turner filed for divorce. Fonda has become a devout Baptist and Turner resented being number three in the marriage. They are not alone. John Harlow reports Three in a Marriage BT Hollywood on hold as writers' strike looms Sky Peru says it shot down US mission plane by mistake Israel holds bomb scientist in spy scare Mitsubishi Motors Arafat ready to send commandos into conflict zone Zeffirelli tells how Callas disintegrated Netscaubur Posthouse Chirac's party 'took millions from spy fund' 'Slave ship' sails home through sea of hype Vauxhall Raising the Standard Ford Anarchists lead battle charge at trade summit US tempts new China row with aid to Taiwan Elephant Booker winner faces jail in dam protest Fujitsu Computers Siemens Northern Ireland Tourist Board Serbia hit by new federal split French 'weapons grade' exports to Iraq blocked Ravo Spain Coo, pigeons are art fanciers Posthouse Cheney's gift horse kicks Inside Washington Laura hears no evil Nugget starts Alpine goldrush Bush cut off at the roots Mugabe hires US spin doctors Peugeot Two are charged on handbag death Weather and Travel Outlook Still holding the reins: The Queen out riding with… Farmers rebel as Maff admits cull blunders Mediterranean Ferrysavers Doctor in sex inquiry suspended News in Brief Sugar death claim Two men killed in street shooting Paedophile raids Abducted oil worker alive and well Mother charged Kalms unplugged Four share £12m lottery jackpot Bombardier English Holiday 'kidnap' Caught by the ear M&S bonus dispute Body heat United strike for Van Nistelrooy Red devil: Keane sent off in derby draw, page 3 Contents Abbot Ale Out of the shadow European Cup Resurgent Boro close to safety Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Town seal Euro spot Ward leads resistance Nyarko quits Everton after confrontation with fan Keane can't kick bad habit Bartlett punishes Chelsea Wily Robson stifles Sunderland Keane v Haaland Keane v Elleray FA Carling Premiership Nationwide First Division Nationwide Second Division Nationwide Third Division Other Football Football Extra What the Papers Say Pools Nationwide Conference Minor Leagues Scotland Europe still on agenda for drab Villa Hammers hit by Rio Rangers relegated Internet Tycoon in Chelsea Bid Tranmere counted out Saha strike keeps Rix in danger Rangers win Houllier rekindles glory days Liverpool's defeat of Barcelona was another step in the Anfield manager's quest to make legends of his players, says Joe Lovejoy Abbot Ale Price is right for Alaves If Liverpool underestimate the unsung Spanish heroes then they can forget all thoughts of winning the Uefa Cup, writes Brian Glanville O'Leary can cash in on Euro glory Leeds United are prepared to spend serious money to hold on to the manager who has brought back the good times. By Joe Lovejoy Journey Men David O'Leary tells David Walsh his young side have matured into a potent force on their European adventure The Sunday Times Madrid show the way Real Madrid won the European Cup then rebuilt their team with the likes of £37m Luis Figo, which is why they are the team that everbidy fears, as Steve McManaman tells Cahoot Ruud awakening Sweeping changes may be ahead at Manvhester United after the uninspired performance in defeat by Bayern Ferguson puts his faith in van Nistelrooy The Dutch striker could be the man to give Sir Alex Ferguson's Old Trafford reign a winning end. By Rob Hughes United Lead Rush to Summer Sales Oh, for another chance to smell the flowers United still a class act Picks of the week Q&A Sport on Tv Book Review Bestsellers Living on the edge Coventry City's 34-year run in football's top flight is under threat. Joe Lovejoy hears how manager Gordon Strachan is coping with the pressure of the relegation battle Swain's boys in shop window England's best Under-16 players dream of senior stardom as they prepare for their own European championships. By Louise Taylor Drum Stade break Irish hearts Quins seek final flourish Harlequins have everthing to play for when they tackle Newcastle in today's European Shield semi-final, reports Stephen Jones Reform Group claims are exposed Grass-roots rugby people are not hostile to RFU plans for the game's future, as the outspoken Reform Group Claim, says Stephen Jones Majestic Leeds join the elite Tigers squeeze into final Howard has last laugh on Little's big day Pat Howard came off second best to his fellow Wallaby Jason Little, says Nick Cain, but the Leicester center has eye on the main prize Cunningham ready to make all the right moves He has been linked with a switch to union, but Sasints hooker has his mind focuse on the Challenge Cup final, writes David Lawrenson England slip up in World Sevens Rugby Round-Up Marry me Achilles' heel Drugs verdict Final farewell Lion Kings As Graham Henry selects the 37 men to tour Australia this summer, Stephen Jones cautions against packing the squad with England players Stephen Jones Chooses a Lions Squad Ready to Roar down under A case of pride before the fall Stephen Jones looks back at some of the selection horrors that blighted past Lions tours Back in the frame Surrey's new batsman hopes that a change of country will revive his international career Cricket Scoreboards Explosive Walker runs hot for Kent Lancashire set fair Cricket Round-Up Hull draw level to dent Bulls' title charge Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up This Week's Fixtures Rugby Union Rugby League Racing This Week's Racing Coulthard relishes life in the fast lane Life is good for the Scot whose determination to prove that nice guys don't always finish second is bearing fruit, says Peter Windsor Famous Families who Have Made their Names in Sport Free in today's Paper Ralf emerges from shadows Victory at lmola was a start, but Ralf Schumacher clearly has no intention of getting carried away Monaco Grand Prix Flora pro-activ The human race Today's London marathon is about more than the top athletes, it is also a chance for thousands to do their bit for charity and to improve the quality of their lives By Richard Rae Clarke is blown back on course A last-gasp birdie secures a share of the lead for the Ulsterman after the third round of the Spanish Open, reports Alex Fortune Henman hints at meaner streak A gutsy run of success on the clay courts of Monaco could mark a turning point for the British No 1 Lewis towers above boxing charades The heavyweight fight game is a battle of hype, but Lennox Lewis is an honourable exception Arazi sweeps to Masters final Thunder in Africa Welsh ace right on cue Mark Williams hits top gear to cruise into the next round at Sheffield, says Marian Phillips Living a Dream Function Dream and her owners have had a long journey from a County Cork pub to Ascot glory Heart research Ayr suits Gingembre Munir romps in for Hills Sheikh Hamdan's 8-1 shot dents Tamburlaine's Guineas claims. 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Russell Crowe appeared at the Oscars… Property firm heads for AIM Baby on the way at Range Rover Sunderland to get new Almera Investec Fund managers pick up £10m bonus jackpots Berkeley Sq bid hits £345m What's up Economy What's down Sedgemoor District Council Labour wins, public loses Euro Pages Business Letters Are rate cuts the right cure? How safe is your job? The statistics show unemployment is falling but the reality is that thousands of jobs are being cut in all sectors. Kirstie Hamilton and John O'Donnell report Coming to Terms with Redundancy The Sunday Times Pay what You Can - the New Aids Medicine Defeat in Africa means drug firms will have to cut prices and change the way they do business, writes Paul Durman Weekender Plus TAG Aviation The Sunday Times Transport boss vents his rail rage Phil White of National Express has a harsh opinion of Railtrack, describing it as 'a monopoly with a culture of arrogance 'that is hurting his business Countryside Properties Business for Sale Multiple Classified Advertising Items Turner & co Avondale Business Consultants The Sunday Times Imperial Consolidated Multiple Classified Advertising Items Welback Consulting Multiple Classified Advertising Items Businesses for sale Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Brooke North Solicitors Weaver Valley Estates Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Horseracingtipsters Incredible Invention Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Guaranteed high income return property opportunity Absolutely No Selling Believing is Seeing Long Term Funding Reouirement Kodak Express Multiple Classified Advertising Items United Trust Bank Re-Mortgages/mortgages Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bridging Loans Credit & Mercantile Plc Principal Lenders Easy-Bridging Loans PLC Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Aston Corporate Trustees Ltd Legal International OCRA World Wide The SCF Group The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items We are Licensed Insolvency Practitioners Multiple Classified Advertising Items Giant deal leaves focused GKN hungry for growth Poised to become a pure engineering firm, it has 20 takeover targets in its sights, wrtes David Parsley Guardian shops for radio stations The media group is diversifying away from print and has £200m for acquisitions. Report by Dominic Rushe Business to Business PNC Telecom Substantial Clearance Sale Multiple Classified Advertising Items Franchises MRI Worldwide Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wholesalers Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sports Mania British Franchise Association Subway Multiple Classified Advertising Items Virgin trains Queen of the net lies low as investors lose billions Some analysts are being accused of hyping stocks to help their firms. By Garth Alexander Brand building made simple Book of the Week Brand Manners Hamish Pringle and William Gordon (Wiley, £17.99) Bestselling Business Books Databank Top 200 companies Kingfisher interested in German DIY chain Sharewatch Amec Chorion European Motor Billiton The Times Darby Group BAA A Share in the Boardroom Rolls-Royce Bede Singapore strives to keep the good life The deputy PM believes economic reform will see off competition from Shanghai. By Michael Sheridan BT cellnet New AIM chief urges foreign firms to sign up Simon Brickles is taking to the road to stress tha tax advantages of the market. Lucinda Kemeny reports Computer network suppliers seek expansion programme Prime Business Solutions needs to change its strategy to keep growing but cannot decide whether to go for an acquisition, merger or flotation. Report by David Sumer Smith The Sunday Times Motor components maker turns corner by diversifying Mark Hunt The Experts Kpmg Cisco Systems Royal Mail Ame UK Gary Robertson Npower Counting the cost of dishonest workers Failure to outline procedures to deal with staff misconduct can prove to be a costly error. Report by John O'Donnell Nti: business Bulletin Pub landlord faces dilemma over minimum pay Questions of Business The Sunday Times Body Shop man brought whiff of success for wind-up radio Rory Stear's plan to market the invention was in trouble until Gordon Roddick rode to the rescue. By Mark Stretton Brits rate banks ahead of bonks Cornhill Insurance Net investor courts a refund Prufrock Wed by a sign of the times US cliffhanger for Pru's investors Experts urge investors to take profits Victims trapped in web of net claims Drivers to be hit with 30 times more parking fines High-earning expats face big tax bills in Europe Inflated hopes? Sky dish Fundsnetwork Give the cold shoulder to cashpoint surfers Comment Stock Exchange opens local branch Legal & General Delays clearing cheque leave boat seller all at sea Money Matters Diana Wright answers your questions on personal finance Scottish Widows Shares most likely to succeed Some solid stocks are cheap in spite of their great potential Nick Gardner picks the bargains Find the best digital TV deal As disgruntled ONdigital viewers hand back their set-top boxes in droves, Naoml Caine assesses the options Royal & Sunalliance Investments Britannic money Day trader hits winning streak as profits roll in Diary of a Day Trader Change tactics to beat low inflation It may be good for the economy but low inflation can be bad for savers, who could get lower returns, By Kathryn Cooper Beware of mortgage risk Bristol & West Threadneedle investments Racing Driver Laps up Risk How much does it cost to live on the Continent? Property and petrol cost less in Europe, but tax rates are often far higher, writes Sarah Toyne Check your pension if you retire abroad C&G Channel Islands Limited Stay ahead of Europe's complex tax rules The Sunday Times Royal Liver Pensioner Falls for Gallic Charm M&G Investments Norwich Union Testing Time The real cost of gene tests The health wants safeguards set up to prevent insurers creating a genetic underclass. 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British Airways Holidays Elounda bay palace Air Miles Ireland Swansea Cork Ferries Ireland Call of the wild ceilidh Christopher Somerville finds a cold beauty and a warm welcome in the Northern Isles Activity Breaks Elegant Drive Ireland Seacat All Ireland Coach Holidays CIE Tours International Irish Ferries On the Cheap Prague It's undeniably special, but the Czech capital can be costly if you follow the tourist trail. Sean Newsom goes native for a Bohemian break on a budget The Bottom Link Riding the love train Ken Lord couldn't resist Mr Big's girl—but it's an offer he should have refused P&O Stena Line True blue: setting sail for the Mediterranean Sailing the Med is an affordable way to experience some superb—and overlooked—slices of coastal Europe. And even novics can hoist anchor. Daivd Wickers charts a stunning holiday afloat The Sunday Times Club Med Tap Air Portugal Plus Travel Meridiana British Airways Holidays Rascals, rivers and reefs It's home to painted tribespeople and half the word's coral species—Rosie Thomas has her eyes opened by Papua New Guinea Far Away Crystal Holidays Worldchoice Safe escapes: shipshape in Portsmouth Christopher Somerville finds his timbers are suitably shivered in Pompey's Historic Dockyard Trailfinders Travelbag Buzz Quest Travel Flynow British midland Unijet Usit Campus Ryanair. 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Right now Where was I? Win a week's holiday for two in southern Corsica, courtesy of Holiday Options Radisson Edwardian Get a life! Alina the great The Trouble with Fathers Behind the actor's huge professional success lie grief and guilt over his father. Why could they never even hug each other? Rarely has a public figure written about himself as frankly as this Inside You're in the army now Next Week: The Cure Your money or your life Right ho, butcher division, let's put the corpses in the Millennium Dome Mean Fields XO The Sunday Times Enemy of the People Will flu be the human foot and mouth? The riddle of a doomed aircrew Hello, all you Corellis out there Louis de Bernières is struggling manfully to cope with an international rush to claim the title of the real Captain Corelli With one leap she was a prima ballerina Interview All The Phone Companies Together So now they've come for you, Nadine Nadine Gordimer has spoken out, but for too long she was an accessory to ANC attacks on free speech, says Rw Johnson The Sunday Times Yes, we should watch Timothy McVeigh die Frontline soldier in the war of the Tory succession Iain Duncan Smith, Thatcher's favoured heir, tells Simon Sebag Montefiore he has stuck to his principles even if others have not Divorce was just the beginning Lynn Redgrave tells Margarette Driscoll that while her personal life fell dramatically apart her career has taken off again How I stumbled into the child slave trade Africa's centuries-old traffic in human beings still flourishes along the Saharan tradde routes Virgin trains Cool it, kids, life's too short America's next ruling class has an astonishing capacity for hard work, but it's at the expense of their souls, says David Brooks Being a goody-goody isn't all bad Love and hate in a shopping aisle Knit one, purl one, and stick a spear in his chest Shock Exchange Talking heads This Life People of the Week Pilau Talk My Blossoming Career It's a Wonderful Liv Letters of the week The Daily Telegraph, The Times: Last word. . . 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Photographs by Tix Simmons My uncle woud walk around in gleaming white liner… Oneill Travel Smith Facades Mephisto 2122 Teaser 2014 Bookwise Chess Bridge A Life in the Day of Susan Sarandon Norwegian Coastal Voyage Alfa Romeo Contents Inscape Contents Blue chips Pool-Design The year's 20 biggest risers. . . . . . and fallers The 20 fastest fortunes Flexjet Hard at work in a Mayfair goldmine: The Duke of Westminster, Property, 1, £4,400m Lord Sainsbury and Family: Supermarkets, 4, £2,900m Bernie and Slavica Ecclestone: Motor racing, 3, £3,000m Hans Rausing: Food Packing, 2, £4,200m Joseph Lewis: Finance and Investment, 5, £2,200m Brund schroder and family: Banking, 6, £1,750m Bernie and Slavica Ecclestone: Motor Racing, 3, £3,000m Nadhmi auchi: Finance, 7=, £1,700m Terry Matthews: Electronics, 7=, £1,700m Philippe Foriel-Destezet: Recruitment Services, 9, £1,600m Mark Dixon: Business Services, 10=, £1,400m Wealth Code Terry Matthews: Electronics, 7=, £1,700m Sir Adrian and John Swire: Shipping and Aviation, 10=, £1,400m John Hargreaves and Family: Fashion, 12, £1,305m Viscount Cowdray and The Pearson Family: Media and Land, 13=, £1,300m Roddie Fleming and Family: Banking, 13=, £1,300m Sir Anthony Bamford and Family: Construction Equipment, 15=, £1,250m Sir Richard Branson: Transport and Mobile Phones, 18=, £1,150m Eddie and Malcolm Healey: Property and Home Improvements, 15=, £1,250m Earl Cadogan and Family: Property, 15=, £1,250m Sir David and Sir Frederick Barclay: Property hotels and Media, 20=, £1,000m Sir Richard Branson: Transport and Mobile Phones, 18=, £1,150m Sir Ken Morrison and Family: Supermarkets, 18=, £1,150m Lakshmi Mittal: Steel, 20=, £1,000m Kirsten Rausing: Inheritance, 20=, £1,000m John Caudwell:Mobilephones, 23, £973m Kirsten Rausing: Inheritance, 20=, £1,000m Lord Ashcroft: Business services, 24, £967m Viscount Rothermereand Family: Media, 25, £875m Stelios Haji-Ioannou and Family: Transport and Internet Cafes, 26, £873m Mark Dixon: Business Services, 10=, £1,400m Fred Walker and Family: Steel and Property, 27=, £800m Lady Grantchester and The Moores Family: Retailing and Football Pools, 27=, £800m FPDsavills Garfield Weston and Family: Food Production, 27=, £800m Albert Gubay: Food Retailing and Property, 31, £755m Mohamed Al-Fayed: Retailing, 32=, £750m Mary Czernin and The Howard De Walden Family: Property, 32=, £750m Stelios Haji-Ioannou and Family: Transport and Internet Cafes, 26, £873m Irvine Laidlaw: Conferences, 32=, £750m Urs Schwarzenbach: Finance and Farming, 32=, £750m Sir Paul McCartney: Pop Music, 36, £713m James Dyson: Household Appliances, 37=, £700m Sri and Gopi Hinduja: Industry, 37=, £700m Sir Paul McCartney: Pop Music, 36, £713m Viscount Portman and Family: Property, 37=, £700m Edmund and Lord Vestey: Shipping, Farming and Food, 37=, £700m The Earl of Iveagh and The Guinness Family: Drinks, Property and Land, 41, £680m Charles Dunstone: mobile phones, 42, £670m Paul Raymond: Property and Publishing, 43, £650m Jack Dellal: Property, 44=, £600m Trevor Hemmings: Property and Ieisure, 44=, £600m Mark Pears and Family: Property, 44=, £600m Jorgen-Philip Sorensen: Business Services, 44=, £600m John Bredenkamp: Tourism and Investment, 48, £550m Sir Alan Sugar: Computer and Property, 49, £544m Gorden Crawford: Software, 50, £529m Chubb Sir Evelyn De Rothschild and Family: finance, 51=, £500m Donald Gordon: Retailing, 51=, £500m Sir Edwin Manton: Insurance and Art, 51=, £500m William Johnson: Inventions, 56=, £475m David Sullivan: Media, Internet and Property, 51=, £500m Johan Eliasch: Sports Goods, 55, £480m William Johnson: Inventions, 56=, £475m John Whittaker: Property, 56=, £475m Davi Ross: Mobile phones, 58, £460m Sir Donald Gosling: Cars Parks and Property, 59=, £460m Lord Rothschild: Finance, 59=, £460m Sir David Alliance and Family: Mall order and Textiles, 61=, £450m Nigel Burgess Martyn Arbib and Family: Investment, 61=, £450m David Hood: Electronics and aircraft Chartering, 61=, £450m Fred Koch: Inheritance, 61=, £450m Gert-rudolph and Friedrich-Christian Flick: Inheritance, 65, £449m Jacques Gaston Murray: Property and Industry, 66, £430m Felix Dennis: Publishing, 67=, £425m Paul Sykes: property and Internet services, 67=, £425m The 2001 Rich List is made up of . . . Aristocrats Astrology Lord Lloyd-Webber: Entertainment, 69=,, £420m stephen rubin: Sports goods, 69=, £420m Paul Van Vlissingen: Investment, 69=, £420m Ronald Hobson: Car Parks and Property, 72, £410m Peter Cruddas and Family: Internet Finance, 73=, £400m David and Richard Darling: Computer Games, 73=, £400m Sir Camerson Mackintosh: Entertainment, 73=, £400m David Rowland and Family: Finance, 73=, £400m Jasminder Singh and Family: Hotels, 73=, £400m Michael Tabor: Bookmaking and Bloodstock, 73=, £400m Peter Wilkinson: Internet services, 73=, £400m Dr Allen McClay: Pharmaceuticals, 80, £382m Lord Lloyd-Webber: Entertainment, 69=, £420m David and Ralph Gold: Media, Lingerie and Property, 82=, £370m Lord Hamlyn: Publishing, 82=, £370m Robert Edmiston: Car Sales and Property, 81, £380m Tom Hunter: Sports Goods and Investment, 84=, £360m Paloma Picasso: Cosmetics and Art See Panel Right, 84=, £360m Steve Morgan: Construction, 86, £355m Sir Rocco Forte and Family: Hotels, 87=, £350m Bernard 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The Duke of devonshire: Land, 105=, £300m Felix Grovit: Bureaux De Change, 105=, £300m Michael Heseltaine: Publishing, 105=, £300m The Jatania Brothers: Beauty Products, 105=, £300m Lord Kirkham and Family: Furniture, 105=, £300m Tim Landon: Oil, 105=, £300m David Murray: Property and football, 105=, £300m John Palmer: Timeshare, 105=, £300m Don and Roy Richardson: Property, 105=, £300m The Queen: Head of State, 105=, £300m David Wilson: Construction, 105=, £300m Graham Wylie: Software, 105=, £300m The Thomson Family: Media, 118, £299m Harry Hyams: Property, 119, £295m Freddie Linnett and The Murphy Family: Property, 120, £290m Sean Quinn: Aggregates and Property, 121, £285m Benzion Freshwater and Family: Property, 122=, £280m Sir Arthur Gilbert: Property, 124, £275m Robert and Vincent Tchenguiz: Property, 124, £280m Sir Arthur Gilbert: Property, 124, £275m Peter Harrison: Telecommunications, 125, £270m Wilf Corrigan: Microchips, 126=, £260m John Madejski: Media, 126=, £260m Janet De 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Finance, 146=, £225m Jack Petchey: Property and Investment, 146=, £225m Sir Ian Wood: Oil Services, 146=, £225m John and Peter Beckwith: Property abd Investment, 150=, £220m Steve Edwards and Ros Smith: Software, 150=, £220m Eddie and SolZakay: Property, 150=, £220m Peter Jones and Family: Construction, 153, £215m The Shepherd Family: Construction, 154=, £210m Tony Tabatznik and Family: Pharmaceuticals, 154=, £210m Jez San: Computer Games, 156, £205m John Lancaster and Family: Conservatories, 157, £203m The Mackie Family: Electrical Goods, 158, £202m Dave King: Finance and Football, 159=, £200m Anil Chandaria and Family: Industry, 159=, £200m John Goulandris: Shipping, 159=, £200m Philip Green: Retailing, 159=, £200m Barrie Haigh: Pharmaceuticals, 159=, £200m Guy Johnson: Mobile Phones, 159=, £200m Robert Stigwood: Entertainment, 159=, £200m Dr John King: Pharmaceuticals, 159=, £200m Sir Peter Michael: Electronics and Wine, 159=, £200m Dr Peter Ogden: Computers, 159=, £200m Michael Smurfit and Family: Packaging, 159=, £200m Dr John King: Pharmaceuticals, 159=, £200m Nicholas Van Hoogstraten: Property and Farming, 159=, £200m Freddie Johnston and Family: Newspapers, 171=, £195m Sir David McMurtry: Industry, 171=, £195m Andrew Brownsword: Greetings Cards and Hotels, 173=, £190m Peter Sutherland: Finance, 173=, £190m Chris Wright: Media and Sport, 173=, £190m Sir Michael Bishop: Airlines, 176=, £185m Roger De Haan and Family: Leisure, 176=, £185m Alan Jackson: Mobile Phones, 176=, £185m Keith Miller and Family: Construction, 176=, £185m Maurice and Charles Saatchi: Advertising, 176=, £185m Dave King: Finance and Football, 159=, £200m Terry Sadler: Pharmaceuticals, 181, £184m Ian Lenagan: Software, 182, £182m Lou Kollakis: Shipping, 183=, £180m Celia Lipton-Farris: Inheritance, 183=, £180m Madonna and Guy Ritchie: Pop Music and Films, 183=, £180m Sir Bernard Schreier and Family construction, 183=, £180m Cliff Stanford: Internet Services, 183=, £180m Jack Baylis: Property, 188=, £175m Michael Gooley: Travel, 188=, £175m Geoffrey Kent and Family: Travel, 188=, £175m Celia Lipton-Farris: Inheritance, 183=, £180m The Earl of Stockton and The MacMillan Family: Publishing, 188=, £175m The Moffat Family: Travel, 192=, £172m Richard Sharp: Finance, 193=, £170m The Marquess of Tavistock: Land, 193=, £170m Tom Walkinshaw: Motor engineering and racing, 193=, £170m Gavyn Davies: Finance, 34, 194=, £166m Stanley and Peter Thomas: Airport, 196=, £166m Clay Brendish: Software, 198=, £165m Alan Murphy: Paper and property, 198=, £165m Michael Sherwood: Finance, 198=, £165m Elliott Bernerd: Property, 201=, £160m Ron Dennis: Motor Racing, 201=, £160m Lord Harris: Carpets, 201=, £160m Lock, Stock and diva: Madonna and Guy Ritchie: Pop Music and Films, 183=, £180m Sir William McAlpine and Family: Construction, 201=, £160m Gavyn Davies: finance, 196=, £166m Lord rayne and Family: Property, 201=, £160m Martin Dawes: Mobile phones, 206=, £155m Philip Hulme: Computers, 206=, £155m Dr David Potter and Family: Computers, 206=, £155m Peter Simon: Fashion, 206=, £155m Alastair salvesen and Family: Distribution and equipment hire, 210, £151m Sir Euan Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe and Family: Land, 211=, £150m Sir Chris Evans: Biotechnology, 211=, £150m Richard Farleigh: Finance, 211=, £150m Iain and Sheena Graham: Software, 211=, £150m John Harris and Family: Consumer Electronics, 211=, £150m Sir Jack Hayward: Property and Football, 211=, £150m Mick Jagger: Pop music, 211=, £150m Sir Elton John: Pop music, 211=, £150m Alan Lewis: Industry, 211=, £150m Jamie Palumbo: Entertainment, 211=, £150m Sir Anwar Pervez and Family: Cash-and-Carry, 211=, £150m Mike Jagger: pop music, 211=, £150m Viren Rastogi and Family: Metal trading, 211=, £150m Brian Scowcroft and Janet Lefton: Insurance, 211=, £150m Tom Singh: Fashion, 211=, £150m Richard Walduck and Family: Hotels, 211=, £150m Companies With most millionaires Grahame Whateley: Property, 211=, £150m Esmond Bulmer and Family: Cider, 228=, £145m The Warburton Family: Baking, 228=, £145m Julian Richer: Hi-fi retailing, 230=, £143m Robin Saxby: Microchips, 230=, £143m Doreen Lofthouse and Family: Cough sweets, 232, £142m Michael Cornish and Family: Packaging, 233=, £140m Stephen Marks: Fashion, 233=, £140m The Marquess of Normanby: Land, 233=, £140m David Samworth and Family: Food production, 233=, £140m The duke of Sutherland: Land, 233=, £140m Sir Julian Hodge and Family: Finance, 238=, £135m Brian Kingham: Security services, 238=, £135m Simon Robertson: Finance, 238=, £135m Tasos and Ailsa Symeonides: Software, 238=, £135m Brian DeZille and Family: Koltwear, fitness clubs and property, 242=, £132m Bevil Mabey and Family: Construction, 227, £147m Stephen Marks: Fashion, 233=, £140m Douglas Graham and Family: Newspapers, 242=, £132m Anne Wood and Family:Teletubbies, 242=, £132m Michele Bleustein-Blanchet: Inheritance, 245=, £130m David Blood: Finance, 245=, £130m Arnold Clark: Car Sales, 245=, £130m Mike Luckwell: Media, 245=, £130m Ronald Marks: Finance, 245=, £130m Keith Richards: Pop music, 245=, £130m Enter Inscape Paul Gregg and Family: Theatres, 251=, £129m Barry Rubery: Electronics, 251=, £129m William Brake and Family :food production, 253=, £128m Dr Philip and Patrica Brown: Publishing, 253=, £128m sam whitbread and family brewing, pubs and hotels, 253=, £128m Danny Fiszman: Computers, Diamonds and Football, 253=, £128m Guy Hands: Investment and hotels, 253=, £128m sam whitbread and family: Brewing, pubs and hotels, 253=, £128m Sir Paul and Lady Smith: Fashion, 258, £127m Grahame Chilton: Insurance, 259=, £126m Sir Stan Clarke: Construction, Racing and Property, 259=, £126m Michael Rees: Insurance, 259=, £126m Roger Ames: Pop music, 262=, £125m Edward Haughey: Pharmaceuticals, 262=, £125m George Moore: Furniture, 262=, £125m Sir Fraser and Gordon Morrison: Construction, 262=, £125m John Hales and Family: Soft toys, 268=, £120m Michael Green: Media, 266, £124m Bill Venter: Electronics, 267, £121m Michael Cannon: Pubs and Hamburgers, 268=, £120m Phil Collins: Pop Music, 268=, £120m Michael Evans and Family: Property, 268=, £120m John Hales and Family: Soft toys, 268=, £120m Richard Hambro and Family :Finance, 268=, £120m George Harrison: Pop Music, 268=, £120m Mark Hunter: Computers, 268=, £120m Lord Iliffe and Family: Newspapers and Property, 268=, £120m David Instance and Family: Printing, 268=, £120m David Khalili: Property and Art, 268=, £120m Rajan Kumar and Family: Fashion, 268=, £120m James and John Martin: Ejection Seats, 268=, £120m Gulu Lalvani: Consumer Electronics, 268=, £120m James and John Martin: Election seats, 268=, £120m Christopher Matthews: Internet Services, 268=, £120m Scott Mead: Finance, 268=, £120m Jim Mellon: Investment and Internet, 268=, £120m Sam Moussaieff and Family: Jewellery and property, 268=, £120m The Marquess Of Northampton: land, 268=, £120m Alan Parker: public relations, 268=, £120m Sir Tim Rice: Entertainment, 268=, £120m Sting:Pop music, 268=, £120m Phyllis Somers: Inheritance, 268=, £120m Sir Martin Sorrell: Advertising, 268=, £120m Chris Stamper and Family: Computer Games, 268=, £120m, Sting:Pop music, 268=, £120m Abdul Alimahomed and Family: Carrier Bags, 306, £113m Sir Ray Tindle: Media and Property, 268=, £120m John Brotherton-Ratcliffe and Family: construction, 294=, £117m John Apthorp and Family: Wine, 296=, £115m Max and Stephen Griggs: footwear and clothes, 294=, £117m Jon Aisbitt: Finance, 296=, £115m John Asprey and Family: Jewellery, 296=, £115m Serge Crasnianski: Photo Booths, 296=, £115m Mike Frayne: Software, 296=, £115m Tim Martin: Pubs, 296=, £115m Ringo Starr: Pop Music, 296=, £115m Nigel Wray: Finance, 296=, £115m David Howard and Family: Finance, 296=, £115m Andrew Cohen and Family: Household goods and Property, 305, £114m Abdul Alimahomed and Family: Carrier Bags, 306, £113m Chris Marshall and Family: Construction and Property, 307, £112m Newcomers with £100m or more Euan Baird:Oil Services, 308=, £110m The Marquess of Bute: Land, 308=, £110m Martin Edwards: Football, 308=, £110m Peter Kindersley and Family :Publishing, 308=, £110m Bermard Matthews: Food Production, 308=, £110m Viscount Petersham: Land, 308=, £110m Bruce Robertson and Family: Retailing, 308=, £110m Sir Richard Storey and Family: newspapers, 308=, £110m Sir Richard Sutton and Family: Land and Property, 308=, £110m Sten Mortsedt and Family: property, 317, £109m viscount Petersham: Land, 318, £108m Andrew Rickman: Microchips, 319, £107m Eddie Jordan: Motor Racing, 320=, £105m Noel and Darren Mckee: car sales, 320=, £105m Michael and Robert Slowe: Property, 322, £104m Rod Aldridge: Computers, 323, £103m Neil Franklin: Recruitment Services, 324, £102m The Duke of Beaufort: Land, 325=, £100m Lady Anne Bentinck: Land, 325=, £100m David Bowie: Pop Music, 325=, £100m William Brown and Family: Insurance, 325=, £100m Bakir Cola: Hotels, 325=, £100m Michael Connors: Video Games, 325=, £100m Eddie Jordan: Motor Racing, 320=, £105m Richard Emanuel: Mobile Phones, 325=, £100m Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb: Pop Music, 325=, £100m Steve Gibson: Transport and football, 325=, £100m Ronald and Peter Goldstein: Chemists'Shops, 325=, £100m Laurence Graff: Jewellery, 325=, £100m John Halewood and Family: Wine and Sprits, 325=, £100m Peter Harris: Leisure and Racing, 325=, £100m Hermann Hauser: Internet Investment, 325=, £100m Barry Houghton: Electronics, 325=, £100m Dr Ceri James: Software, 325=, £100m David Bowie: Pop Music, 325=, £100m The 50 richest in the world Tom Jones: Pop music, 325=, £100m Firoz Kassam: Hotels, 325=, £100m John Martin: Finance and racehorses, 325=, £100m John Moore and Family: Newsagent and distribution, 325=, £100m Joe Moore: Industry, 325=, £100m Robert Morton: Investment, 325=, £100m Robert Ogden: Property, 325=, £100m Theo Paphitis: Retailing and Football, 325=, £100m David and Simon Reuben: Metal trading, 325=, £100m Greg Stanley and Family: Diy, 325=, £100m Neil Taylor and Family: Computer Games, 325=, £100m Fred Wilson and Family: Industry, 325=, £100m Dr Dennis Gillings: Pharamaceuticals, 353=, £98m Mark Reid: Biotechnology, 353=, £98m Stuart Wheeler: Spread Batting, 353=, £98m John Coldman: Insurance, 356=, £97m Martin Smith: Mobile phones, 356=, £97m Lord Inverforth and the Weir Family: Insurance and shipping, 358=, £96m Andrew Rosenfeld: Property, 358=, £96m Dr Peter Sowerby and Family: Software, 358=, £96m Earl Spencer: Land, 358=, £96m Tony Brown and Family: Office furniture, 362=, £95m Charles Gallagher and Family: Property, 362=, £95m Bill Gredley and Family: Property and Horsercing, 362=, £95m 353= Stuart Wheeler: Spread Betting,, £98m Anders Hedlund and Family: Greetings cards, 362=, £95m Henry Hoare and Family: Finance, 362=, £95m Alastair and Michael Powell: Electrical cabling, 362=, £95m Joseph Walker and Family: Food Production, 362=, £95m Sir Frank Williams: Motor Racing, 362=, £95m The Austin Family:Fashion and property, 370=, £94m Professor Madan Singh: Software, 370=, £94m John Deer: Industry, 372=, £93m Nicholas Forman Hardy: Newspapers, Industry and Farming, 372=, £93m Geoffrey Haworth: Software, 372=, £93m Sir Bernard and Robert Audley: Media, 375=, £90m Roger Baines: Parcel Delivery, 375=, £90m Trevor Baines: Investment, 375=, £90m Sir John Barlow and Family: Finance, 375=, £90m Nicholas Berry and Family: Newspapers and finance, 375=, £90m The Marquess Of Cholmondeley: Land, 375=, £90m Joseph Etteogui and Family: Fashion, 375=, £90m Sir Tom Farmer: Car Repairs, 375=, £90m Larry Gould: Business Services, 375=, £90m Peter and Michael Kane: Parcel Delivery, 375=, £90m The 20 richest in Europe The 10 richest in Canada The 10 richest in Australia John Kirkland and Family: Construction, 375=, £90m Kevin and Michael Lagan: Civil engineering, 375=, £90m Michael Shanly: Construction, 375=, £90m Graham Williams: Business services, 375=, £90m Francis Chamberlain and Family: Whisky, 389=, £88m Michael Morton and Family: Property, 389=, £88m Dr Paul Drayson and Family: Pharmaceuticals, 391=, £87m The Earl of Inchcape: Land and Investment, 391=, £87m The Murphy Family: Construction, 391=, £87m Nick Abson: Alternative energy, 394=, £85m Edward Atkin and Family: Babycare Products, 394=, £85m Sir Terence Conran Restaurants and property: See panel page53, 394=, £85m John cook: Leisure, 394=, £85m John Charman: Insurance, 394=, £85m Lance clark: and Family Shoes, 394=, £85m The Murphy Family: Construction, 391=, £87m The Murphy Family: Construction Stephen Streater: Internet technology, 394=, £85m Lord Daresbury and The Greenall Family: Pubs and hotels, 394=, £85m Tony Elliott: Publishing, 394=, £85m Penelope Gorman and Victoria Cammack: Inheritance, 394=, £85m Michael Hendry: Shipping, 394=, £85m Brian ennedy: Double glazing, 394=, £85m Sir Stuart Lipton: Property, 394=, £85m Ian and Richard Livingstone: Property and opticians, 394=, £85m Charles McGregor: Telecummunication, 413=, £83m Telecommunication Sir Terence conran: Restaurants and Property, 394=, £84m Canon Edward Bailey and Family: Industry, 413=, £83m Rolf sChild and Family: Healthcare, 394=, £85m Richard and Brenda Smith: Computers, 394=, £85m Stephen Streater: internet technology, 394=, £85m Tony Travis: Building Materials, 394=, £85m Charles Yeates: Property and fine art, 394=, £85m Robin Clark and Family: Property, leisure and forestry, 412=, £84m Rafi Razzak and Family: Computers, 413=, £83m Barbara Taylor Bradford: Novels, 418=, £80m Francis Burke and Family: Construction, 418=, £80m Eric Clapton: Pop music, 418=, £80m Derek Crowson: Fabrics and soft furnishings, 418=, £80m Glyn and Ron Davies: Transports and Investment, 418=, £80m Sir angus Grossart: Finance, 416, £82m Dr Jacques Gonella: Pharmaceuticals, 417, £81m Simon Arber: Recruitment services, 418=, £80m Michael Bibby and Family: Transport, 418=, £80m Bill Bottriell: Recruitment services, 418=, £80m Btb's Put her Stamp on fiction BarboraTaylor Bradford: Novels, 418=, £80m Navin and Varsha Engineer: Pharmaceuticals, 418=, £80m Sir Richard George and Family: Breakfast cereals and dried fruit, 418=, £80m Sir John Hall and Family: Property and football, 418=, £80m Sandy Lerner: Computers and cosmetics, 418=, £80m Ketan and Bharat Mehta: Pharmaceuticals, 418=, £80m Graham Roach and Family: Food Production, 418=, £80m The Duke of rutland: Land, 418=, £80m Robert Sangster and Family: Football pools and racehorses, 418=, £80m Thomas Scott and Family: Energy, Property and car sales, 418=, £80m Maurice Segal and Family: Leisure and hotels, 418=, £80m Robin Seymour and Family: Hotels and travel, 418=, £80m Brian Stein: Restaurants and Property, 418=, £80m Firoz Tejani and Family: Finance, 418=, £80m The Earl of Wemyss: Land, 418=, £80m Jonathan Wild and Family: Confectionery and tea, 418=, £80m Lynn wilson and family: construction, 418=, £80m Bryan Morrison: Pop music and polo, 418=, £80m Paul Morgan and family, 418=, £80m Bryan Morrison: Pop music and polo, 418=, £80m Stuart Balmforth:Airlines, 444=, £79m Barbara Ward: Software, 444=, £79m John Wolfe: Airlines, 444=, £79m Fred and Peter Done: Betting shops and recruitment services, 448=, £78m Toni Masccolo and Family: Hairdressing, 448=, £78m Lennox Lewis: Boxing, 455=, £75m The Earl of Portsmouth: Land and Property, 448=, £78m Chris Evans: Broadcasting, 451=, £77m Lennie and Jan McGeoch: Retailing, 451=, £77m Professor Colin Besant: Industry, 453=, £76m Dr Mihaild Ristic: Industry, 453=, £76m Lennie and Jan McGeoch: Retailing, 451=, £77m Iqbal ahmed and Family: Food Production, 455=, £75m Shami Ahmed and Family: Fashion, Property and Investment, 455=, £75m Harry Banks and Family: Land Reclamation and Coal, 455=, £75m Margaret Barbour and Family: Waxed Jackets, 455=, £75m John and Richard Bennett: Computers, 455=, £75m Peter Bromley and Family: Shoes, 455=, £75m Jeff Chapman: Broadcosting, 455=, £75m Bruce Cohen and Family: Furniture, 455=, £75m Sir Sean Connery: Films, 455=, £75m Antony Crosthwaite-Eyre and Family: Publishing and Leisure, 455=, £75m Manny Davidson and Family: Property, 455=, £75m David Garrard: Property, 455=, £75m John Hindle and Family: Property, 455=, £75m Tracey Ullman and Allan Mckeown: Entertainment, 455=, £75m Engelbert Humperdinck: Pop Music, 455=, £75m Dr Mo Ibrahim: Software, 455=, £75m Ron Jelley and Family: Construction, 455=, £75m David Kirch: Property and Hotels, 455=, £75m Gerald Kraftman and Family: Electrical Retailing, 455=, £75m Lennox Lewis: Boxing, 455=, £75m Leon Litchfield and Family: Plastics, 455=, £75m Kevin Mcdonald: Industry, 455=, £75m Manubhai Madhvani: Industry, 455=, £75m David Padley and Family: Food Production, 455=, £75m The Earl Of Pembroke: Land, 455=, £75m Nigel Robertson: Internet Directory, 455=, £75m Alan and Ronnie Bartlett: Vegetables, 489=, £72m Gerald Ronson and Family: Property and Petrol, 455=, £75m Tracey Ullman and Allan Mckedwn: Entertainment, 455=, £75m Michael Watt: Broadcasting, 455=, £75m Peterwood: Insurance, 455=, £75m Ron Wood: Greetings Cards, 455=, £75m Terry Adams and Family: Waste Tips, 485=, £74m Paul Day and Family: Transport, 485=, £74m Kevin McCabe and Family: Property, 485=, £74m Christopher Sharples: Software and Information, 488, £73m William Adderley and Family: Furnishings, 489=, £72m Noel Edmonds: Media, 489=, £72m Alan and Ronnie Bartlett: Vegetables, 489=, £72m Richard Biffa: Waste Disposal, 489=, £72m Noel Edmonds: Media, 489=, £72m Tony Gartland: Industry, 489=, £72m Michael Hunt: Car Sales and Property, 489=, £72m Nigel Jagger and Family: Investment, 489=, £72m Walter Scott: Finance, 489=, £72m Martin Birrane: Property and Racing Cars, 497=, £71m Richard Dixey: Pharmaceuticals, 497=, £71m Michael Jacobson and Family: Parcel Delivery and Property, 497=, £71m Alasdair Locke: Oil, 497=, £71m Duncan Bannatyne: Nursing Homes and Fitness Clubs, 501=, £70m Paul Barry-Walsh: Computers and Internet Services, 501=, £70m Lawrence Batley and Family: Cash-and Carry, 501=, £70m Thomas and Gordon Black: Healthcare and Beauty Products, 501=, £70m Paul Gibbons: Publishing and Golf, 501=, £70m Tim Ingram-Hill and Family: Motorway Services and Hotels, 501=, £70m Jonathan Kendrick: Telecommunications, 501=, £70m Joe and John Kennedy: Construction, 501=, £70m The Earl Of Leicester: Land, 501=, £70m Allen Lloyd and Family: Chemists, 501=, £70m Rory and Tim McCarthy: Telecommunications, 501=, £70m The fashion millionaires Barry Prince: Fashion, 501=, £70m Nat Puri: Industry, 501=, £70m Anita and Gordon Roddick: Cosmetics, 501=, £70m The Duke Of Roxburghe: Land, 501=, £70m Jackie Stewart: Motor Racing, 501=, £70m Paul Stoddart: Aviation, 501=, £70m The Earl Of Yarborough: Land, 501=, £70m Sir Leslie and Dame Shirley Porter: Inheritance and Food Retailing, 519, £69m Henry Lumley and Family: Insurance, 520=, £68m The Earl Of Rosebery: Land, 520=, £68m Robert Carter and Family: Construction, 522=, £67m Gurchait and Gurnaix Chima: Fashion, 522=, £67m Rodger Dudding: Industry and Property, 526=, £65m Viscount Hambleden and The Smith Family: Retailing, 522=, £67m Bill Davies: Property, 525, £66m Jeremy Agace: Estate Agency, 526=, £65m Rodger Dudding: Industry and Property, 526=, £65m Alison Goldbers and Sara Phillips: Fashion, 526=, £65m Thomas Jennings and Family: Engineering and Property, 526=, £65m Christopher Johnson and Family: Aerospace, 526=, £65m Phillip Kaye and Family: Restaurants and Property, 526=, £65m Alex Langsam: Hotels, 526=, £65m Rob Lewis: Internet Information, 526=, £65m Kevin Lomax: Software, 526=, £65m David McMullen and Family: Browing, 526=, £65m Stewart Milne and Family: Construction, 526=, £65m Michael Morton: Hotels, 526=, £65m Michael Oglesby and Family: Property, 526=, £65m Eric Payne and Family: Industry, 526=, £65m Nicholas Porter and Family: Property,, £65m The Earl Of Radnor: Land, 526=, £65m Joanne Rowling: Novels, 526=, £65m Michael Stone: Commodities, 526=, £65m Joanne Rowling: Novels, 526=, £65m The music millionaires Sir Christopher Wates and Family: Construction and Healthcare, 526=, £65m Charlie Watts: Pop Music, 526=, £65m Tom Wheatcroft: Construction and Racing Circuit, 526=, £65m Abe Jaffe: Property and Car Sales, 547, £64m Simon Howard and Family: Land, 548=, £63m Ray Kelvin: Fashion, 548=, £63m Philip Magor and Family: Tea Importing, 548=, £63m Humayun Mughal: Computers, 548=, £63m Christopher Dughtred and Family: Food and Car Sales, 548=, £63m kenneth Alexander and Family: Chemicals, 553=, £62m Sir Michael Cobham: Aerospace, 553=, £62m Geoffrey Ellioit: Pharmaceuticals, 553=, £62m Ray Horney: Property and Hotels, 553=, £62m Dr Drew Nelson: Semiconductors, 553=, £62m Dr Mike Scott: Semiconductors, 553=, £62m John Seddon and Family: Construction and Property, 553=, £62m James Caan: Recruitment Services, 560=, £61m Richard Vanbergen: Food and Investment, 560=, £61m Sir Bernard Ashley and Family: Fashion and Hotels, 562=, £60m Lord and Apurv Bagri: Metal Trading, 562=, £60m Ray Ball: Industry, 562=, £60m James Barham: Constructions, 562=, £60m keith Barwell: Newspapers and Security, 562=, £60m Cuff Bassett and Family: Car Salvage, 562=, £60m Gordon Baxter and Family: Food Production, 562=, £60m Carl Brian and Family: Property and Construction, 562=, £60m Michael Bright: Insurance, 562=, £60m Barry Burns: Computers, 562=, £60m John Carey and Family: Construction, 562=, £60m keith Barwell: Newspapers and Security, 562=, £60m Duncan Davidson and Family: Construction, 562=, £60m Sir Tom Cowie: Car Sales, 562=, £60m Nicholas Cross: Pharmaceuticals, 562=, £60m Duncan Davidson and Family: Construction, 562=, £60m Michael Dawson: Alarm Systems, 562=, £60m Anthony de Mulder and Family: Meat Processing, 562=, £60m Robert Douglas Miller and Family: Retailing, 562=, £60m Alastair Dunn and Family: Car Sales, 562=, £60m Robin Faccenda and Family: Poultry, 562=, £60m Nicola Foulston and Family: Racing Circuits and Inheritance, 562=, £60m Eric Gadsden: Construction, 562=, £60m Dave Gilmour: Pop Music, 562=, £60m Ian Gregg and Family: Baking, 562=, £60m Eric Grove: Construction, 562=, £60m David Johnson: Cutlery, 562=, £60m Patricia Kluge: Divorce Settlement and Investment, 562=, £60m Costas and Chris Joseph: Property and Hotels, 562=, £60m John kennedy and Family: Property, 562=, £60m Patricia Kluge: Divorce Settlement and Investment, 562=, £60m Mark Knopfler: Pop Music, 562=, £60m Ian Laing: Pharmaceuticals, 562=, £60m Avtar Lit: Broadcasting, 562=, £60m Dan McCauley: Property and Engineering, 562=, £60m Paddy McNally: Advertising and Property, 562=, £60m Tom Martin and Family: Industry, 562=, £60m Jack and Andrew Morris: Property, 562=, £60m Richard Northcott: Investment, 562=, £60m Christopher Ondaatje: Finance and Publishing, 562=, £60m Ray O'Rourke and Family: Construction, 562=, £60m Jimmy Page: Pop Music, 562=, £60m Douglas and Mary Perkins: Optical Retailing, 562=, £60m Tony Piogley and Family: Construction, 562=, £60m Christopher Ondaatje: Finance and Publishing, 562=, £60m Robert Plant: Pop Music, 562=, £60m John Ritblat and Family: Property, 562=, £60m David and Luisa Scacchetti: Nursery Products, 562=, £60m Hollywood's action heroes Ridley and tony scott: Films, 562=, £60m Irvine Sellar: Property, 562=, £60m Peter Shalson: Coat hangers and Property, 562=, £60m Lord Sherfied: Art, 562=, £60m Fred and Clinton Smith: Plastic windows and tools, 562=, £60m Giles Wontner and Family: Hotels, 562=, £60m John Wood Ward: Leisure, 562=, £60m Dr John White: Technology, 618, £59m Tony Allan: Restaurants and fish, 619=, £58m Sir Nicholas Bacon: Land, 619=, £58m Christopher Taylor and Family: Pharmaceuticals, 562=, £60m Stephen Thomas: Software, 562=, £60m Jack Tordoff: Car sales, 562=, £60m Alexander Turner and Family: Engineering, 562=, £60m Peter Wilson: Publishing, 562=, £60m Perween and Dr Talib Warsi: Food production, 619=, £58m Barnabas Brunner and Family: Finance, 619=, £58m Charles and Mary Doeson: Sign-making, 619=, £58m Bernard Holmes: Transport and property, 619=, £58m Peter Klimt and Family: Property, 619=, £58m Lord Laing and Fmily: Food Production, 619=, £58m Perween and Dr Talib Warsi: Food production, 619=, £58m Roger Waters: Pop music, 634=, £55m David Lewis: Property, 634=, £57m Peter Orton: Entertainment, 627=, £57m Elizabeth Tompkins: Inheritance, 627=, £57m Alexander Badendch: recruitment services, 630=, £56m David Pearl: Property, 630=, £56m Tim Radford: Telecommunications, 630=, £56m Sir Red Stackis and family: Hotels, 630=, £56m Graham and Margaret Blackledge: Household products, 634=, £55m Lady Butlin: Inheritance, 634=, £55m John Gutherie: Property, 634=, £55m Lord Jacobs: Driving school, 634=, £55m Lord Gavron: Printing, 634=, £55m Inscape John McCarthy, 634=, £55m Ian Mcglinn: Cosmetics and hotels, 634=, £55m George Michael: Pop music, 634=, £55m Andrew Page: Car Parts, 634=, £55m Christopher Parker: Transport, 634=, £55m Kirit and Meena Pathak: Food production, 634=, £55m Dennis Paulley and Family: Finance, 634=, £55m Albert Perry and Family: Property, 634=, £55m David Richards: Engineering and motor sport, 634=, £55m John G Robinson: Fashion, 634=, £55m Howard and Graham Shore: Finance, 634=, £55m Roger Waters: Pop music, 634=, £55m Dr Mike Kelly: Business services, 651=, £54m Sir Martin Laing and Family: Construction, 651=, £54m Philip Meeson: Air freight, 653=, £53m Jeff Morris: Vehicle traking, 653=, £53m Nigel Raine and Family: Dairy products, 653=, £53m Clifford Schofield and Family: Dity and car accessories, 653=, £53m Denzyl Sequeria and Family: Software, 653=, £53m Larry Tracey: Electronics, 653=, £53m John Wardle: Sportswear, 653=, £53m Alan Wiseman and Family: Milk production, 653=, £53m John Boyle: Travel and investment, 661=, £52m Angela Dawes: Softre, 661=, £52m Peter Levy and Family: Property, 661=, £52m MIchael Marshall and Family: industry, 661=, £52m Derek Mickel and Family: Construction, 661=, £52m Duncan Sinclair and Family: Property, 661=, £52m Peter Hearn: Recruitment services, 667=, £51m Leo Noe and Family: Property, 667=, £51m Ajaz Ahmed: internet services, 669=, £50m John Boyle: Travel and investment, 661=, £52m Tony Ambler: food production, 669=, £50m Mike Bell: Property, 669=, £50m John Bigwood and Family: Food distribution, 669=, £50m Nigel Blackwell and Family: Publishing, 669=, £50m Edwin Boorman and Family: Newspapers, 669=, £50m Lady Brown: inheritance, 669=, £50m The Duke of Buccleuch: Land, 669=, £50m Neville Buch: Exhibitions and publishing, 669=, £50m Sir Ronnie Cohent, 669=, £50m Clive and Richard Carr:Football, 669=, £50m Rory Carvill: insurance, 669=, £50m Peter and John Clarke: Beds, 669=, £50m Sir Ronnie Cohen: Finance, 669=, £50m Stanley Davis: Business Services, 669=, £50m Peter Dawson and Family: Truck rental, 669=, £50m Simon Draper: Pop music, 669=, £50m John Dunsoon and Family: Property, 669=, £50m Mike Edge: finance, 669=, £50m Lord Egremont: Land, 669=, £50m David Gabbay and Family: Construction, 669=, £50m Alistair Gosling: Media, 669=, £50m Dr Ken Gray: Technology, 669=, £50m The Earl of Halifa, 669=, £50m Lord and Robert Hanson: industry and finance, 669=, £50m Alistair Gosling: Media, 669=, £50m Simon Hessel: Software, 669=, £50m Richard Hicks: Software, 669=, £50m Michael Hollingbery and Family: Electrical Retailing, 669=, £50m Patrick Hungerford and Family: Conferences and hotels, 669=, £50m David Hughes: sports goods, 669=, £50m Richard Hunting and Family: Business Service, 669=, £50m Dr Oliver Vellacott: Technology, 669=, £50m Vincent Isaacs: Finance, 669=, £50m Peter Jones: Mobile phones, 669=, £50m Tony Laithwaite and Family: Wine, 669=, £50m Resham Lally and Family: Property and car sales, 669=, £50m Nigel Lindsey-Fynn and Family: Business services, 669=, £50m Tommy Mcnicholas and Family: Civil engineering, 669=, £50m Brian Maguire: Food production, 669=, £50m John Mappin and Family: Newspapers and leisure, 669=, £50m Jim Marshall and Family: Amplifiers,, £50m Gerry Mason and Family: Business services, 669=, £50m Brian May: Pop music, 669=, £50m Tahir Mohan and Family: Computers, 669=, £50m Christopher Moran:Finance, 669=, £50m Mickie Most: Pop music, 669=, £50m Jan Murray: internet access, 669=, £50m Edward and Willam Stobart: Haulage, 669=, £50m Peter Neumark: Parcel delivery, 669=, £50m Stewart Newton and Family: Finance, 669=, £50m Nick Oppenheim: Leisure, 669=, £50m Michael Pass: industry and property, 669=, £50m Michael Potel: Fashion, 669=, £50m John Robinson: Finance, 669=, £50m Ramesh Sachdev: Nursing homes, 669=, £50m Iain Sharp: Parcel delivery, 669=, £50m James Sherwood: Transport, 669=, £50m Mike Smith: finance, 669=, £50m Tony Smith: Pop music, 669=, £50m Leonard Steinberg: Gambling, 669=, £50m Ray stephens and Family: Engineering, 669=, £50m Rod Stewart: Pop music, 669=, £50m Edward and William Stobart: Haulage, 669=, £50m Robin Tomkins and Family: Property, 669=, £50m Ivan Twingden: Construction, 669=, £50m Peter Vardy: Car sales, 669=, £50m Dr Oliver Vellacott: Technology, 669=, £50m Lucas White: inheritance, 669=, £50m Sunil Wickremeratne: Recruitment services, 669=, £50m Dame Stephanie Shirley: Computers, 738=, £49m Baroness Willoughb de Eresby: land, 669=, £50m Ronnie Wood: Pop music, 669=, £50m Jonathan Woolf and Family: Finance, 669=, £50m Andrew Bell: Technology, 738=, £49m Satinder Gulhati and Family: Hotels, 738=, £50m Partrick Ridgwell and Family: Food production, 738=, £50m Dame Stephanie Shirley: Computers, 738=, £50m Roger Wicjkens and Family: Property, 738=, £50m Neil Ashley: Business services, 743=, £48m Jasper Carrott and Hazel Davies: Entertainment, 743=, £48m Dr Jan Hruska: Software, 743=, £48m Chris Ingram and Family: Media, 743=, £48m Donald Kirkwood: Computers, 743=, £48m Dr Peter Lammer: Software, 743=, £48m Arif Patel and Family: Socks and property, 743=, £48m Diljit Rana And Family: Property and hotels, 743=, £48m Jasper Carrott and Hazel Davies: Entertainment, 743=, £48m Wealth by region Michael Fischer: Software, 751=, £47m Keith Bradshaw: Nursing homes and car sales, 759=, £46m David Allen: Leisure, 764=, £45m Peter Lord: Entertainment, 764=, £45m Dame Vivien Duffield: Property, 764=, £45m Roger Taylor: Pop music, 764=, £45m Millionaires in Film and Television The Brett Family: Civil engineering, 809=, £43 John Chedzoy: Tobacco, 815=, £43m Byron Carrell: Computers, 821=, £40m Terence Brady: Printing and property, 829=, £42m Damian Aspinall: Property and internet, 829=, £40m Lawrence Alkin: Health clubs, 829=, £40m Daman Reeves and Adam Twiss: internet software, 829=, £40m Jimmy Mulville and Denise O'Donoghue: Entertainment, 829=, £40m Rown Atkinson: Entertainment, 947=, £35m Terry Smith: Finance, 829=, £40m Raffaello Bacci: Van hire, 913=, £39m Iain Barker: Software, 923=, £38m Michael Balfour: Health clubs, 930=, £37m Marilyn and Yoram Anselm: Fashion, 939=, £36m Lawrence Albon: Engineering, 947=, £35m Peter Morgan and Family: Sports cars, 947=, £35m Marilyn and Yoram Anselm: Fashion, 939=, £38m Sinclair Beecham and Jullian Metcalfe: Sandwich Bars, 947=, £35m Doug Gregory: Kitchen and bedroom furniture, 832=, £35m 100 richest young... Wealthiest young sportsmen David Beckham and Victoria Adams 25 and 26: Football and pop music, 9=, £30m Alexander de Brye 26: Inheritance,15=, £25m The Earl of Jersey 25: Land, 17, £20m Anish Kapoor 29: Internet, 18, £19m Robbie Williams 27: Pop music, 19, £18m Alan Shearer 30: Football, 20=, £17m Mel Brown 25: Pop music, 21=, £16m Richard Ashcroft 29: Pop music, 24=, £15m Dean Allen 26: Lottery, 31=, £15m Naomi Campbell 30: Fashion, 35=, £12m Sean and George Akins 28 and 26: Property, 37=, £10m David Coulthard 30: Motor racing, 40=, £10m Kate Moss 27: Fashion, 42=, £10m Tim Henman 26: Tennis, 71=, £7m Joel Cadbury 29: Leisure, 62=, £8m Michael Bale 28: Computers, 71=, £7m Kashif Ahmed 26: Fashion, 78=, £6m Michelle Mone: Industry, 40=, £10m Jamie Oliver: Cooking, 76=, £5m Naomi Campbell: Fashion, 35=, £12m Darren Casey 30: Industry, 85=, £5m 100 wealthiest Women Richest husbands and wives Nikki Beckett: Computer, 68=, £32m Victoria Adams: Pop music, 70=, £30m Anne Clarke: Horticulture, 80=, £25m Barbara Catchpole: Travel, 83=, £24m Britt Allcroft: Media, 85=, £20m Catherine Zeta-Jones: Flims, 70=, £30m Carol Galley: Finance, 68=, £32m Mel Brown: Pop music, 98=, £16m Emma Bumton: Pop music, 100, £15m Catherine Zeta-jones: film, 70=, £30m Carol Galley: Finance, 68=, £32m Sade: pop music, 70=, £30m Scotland's richest 100 Boyd Tunnock and Family: Food, 72=, £30m Duncan Fletcher and Family: industry, 69=, £34m Sir John Mactaggart and Family: Property, 69=, £34m Matthew Thomson and Family: Printing, 69=, £34m The Earl Of Airline: Land, 72=, £30m Jim Kerr: Pop music, 72=, £30m Afzal and Akmal khushl: Sportswear, 72=, £30m Anne Lennox: Pop Music, 72=, £30m John Muir and Family: Construction, 72=, £30m Richest from Wales Gerald and Vera Weisfeld: retailing, 72=, £30m Maq Rasul and Family: Video hire, 79, £27m Wiiliam Barr and Family: Construction, 80=, £25m Thomas Dalrymple: Travel, 80=, £25m James and Robert McNeil: Blinds, 80=, £25m Ian Skelly and Family: Car Sales, 80=, £25m Iam Suttle and Family: Oil services, 80=, £25m Ron McCullogh: Leisure, 85, £23m Edward and Bruce Walker: Construction, 86, £22m Wiilam Dalziel and Family: Food, 87=, £21m Sharleen Spiteri: Pop Music, 90=, £20m Martin Gilbert: Finance, 87=, £21m James Gray and Family: industry, 87=, £21m Gerald Atkinson and Family: Construction, 90=, £20m Earl Cawdor: Land, 90=, £20m Kevin Doyle: Leisure, 90=, £20m Donad fisher and family: Laundry, 90=, £20m Munawar hayat and family: Wholesaling, 90=, £20m Sir William Lithgowe: Industry, 90=, £20m The earl of moray, 90=, £20m Robert Old and Family: Telecommunications, 90=, £20m Sharleen Spiteri: Pop Music, 90=, £20m Leslie Taylor and Family: civil Engineering, 90=, £20m Andrew Wemyss and Family: Industry and Farming, 90=, £20m Ireland's richest 100 High-tech Young Turks fuel a surge in wealth John Dorrance: Inheritance, 1, £1,322m (IR£1,634m) Sir Tiny O reilly and Chryss Goulandris: Food media and inheritance, 2, £1,302m (IR£1,610M) Tony Ryan and Family: Airline, 3, £538M (IR£665m) Desmond, 4, £466m (IR£576m) U2: Pop Music, 5, £384m (IR£475m) Dr Allen Mcclay: Pharmaceuticals, 6, £382m (IR£472m) Sean Quinn: quarries, Hotels and industry, 7, £285m (IR£252m) Martin Naughton: Industries, 8, £274m (IR£339m) Denes O' Brien: Telecommunications, 9, £261m (IR£323m) Dr Mike Lynch: internet software, 10, £256m (IR£316m) U2 Pop music, 5, £384m (IR£475m) Michael O' Leary: Airline, 11, £255m (IR£315m) Michael Flatley: Dancing, 12, £250m (IR£309m) Pat McDonagh: Information Technology, 13, £242m (IR£299m) Jp Mcmanus: Gambling, 14, £240m (IR£297m) Margaret Heffernan: Retailing, 15, £237m (IR£293m) Frank Dunne: Retailing, 16, £234m (IR£289m) Dr John King: Phamaceuticals, 17=, £200m (IR£247m) Michael Smurfit and Family: Packaging, 17=, £200m (IR£247m) Sir David Mcmurtry: industry, 19, £195m (IR£241m) Peter Sutherland: Finance, 20, £190m (IR£235m) Sharon Brian Paul and Sean Mcmahon: Retailing, 21, £183m (IR£226m) Brian Long: Microchips, 22, £175m (IR£216m) Anne Dunne: Retailing, 23, £180m (IR£198m) Samir Naji: Computers, 24, £158m (IR£195m) John Magnier: Bloodstock, 26, £150m (IR£186m) Michael and Nigel O' Flaherty: Vehicle Distribution, 27, £136m (IR£168m) Bill McCabe: Software, 28, £127m (IR£157m) Edward Haughey: Pharmaceuticals, 29=, £125m (IR£155m) George Hennry and John Sisk: Construction, 29=, £125m (IR£155m) Mark Hunter: Computers, 31, £120m (IR£148m) Feargal Quinn and Family: Food Retailing, 32, £112m (IR£138m) Lochlann Quinn: Industry, 33, £111m (IR£137m) Eddie Jordan: Motor Racing, 34, £105m (IR£130m) Ben Dunne: Investment, 35, £104m (IR£129m) Fred Wilson and Family: Industry, 36, £100m (IR£124m) Charles Gallagher and Family: Property, 37, £195m (IR£117m) Thomas and Anne Roche and Family: Hotels and Toll Roads, 38, £92m (IR£114m) Eugene and Berndan Murtagh: Building Products,, £153m (IR£180m) Dr Chris Horn: Software, 39, £91m (IR£113m) Kevin and Michael Lagan: Civil Engineering, 40, £90m (IR£111m) The murphy Family: Construction, 41, £87m (IR£108m) Joseph and Jean Brennan: Baking and Property, 42, £76m (IR£94m) George, Ted and William Crosbie: Publishing and Investment, 43, £72m (IR£89m) Martin Birrane: Property, 44, £71m (IR£88m) Peter J Musgrave and Hugh Mackeown: Food Retailing, 45, £70m (IR£87m) Max, Malcon and Noel McMullan: Fuel Distribution and Property, 46, £68m (IR£84m) Bernadette and John Gallagher: Hotels and Utilities, 47=, £85m (IR£80m) Thomas Jennings and Family: Engineering and Property, 47=, £65m (IR£80m) Geoffrey Elliott: Pharmaceuticals, 49, £62m (IR£77m) Peter Barry: Tea and Investment, 50, £61m (IR£75m) John Carey and Family: Construction, 51=, £60m (IR£74m) Ray O'Rourke and Family: Constructions, 51=, £60m (IR£74m) Eileen Monahan and Family: Hotels, 53, £58m (IR£72m) Feargal Quinn and Family: Food Retailing, 32, £112m (IR£138m) Ireland's young wealth Annrai O'toole: Software, 54=, £57m (IR£70m) Software Tim Mahony: Car Sales, 54=, £57m (IR£70m) Jay Murray: Telecommunications, 54=, £57m (IR£70m) Neil McCann and Family: Fruit Distribution, 57=, £55m (IR£68m) Brain McCarthy: Financial Services, 57=, £55m (IR£68m) William and Robert Harris: Truck Distribution, 59=, £54m (IR£67m) Peter and John Queally: Food Production, 59=, £54m (IR£67m) Leo Ward and Kevin Anderson: Cinemas, 59=, £54m (IR£67m) Donal Beaney: Pharmaceuticals, 62=, £53m (IR£66m) Noel and Miriam O'Callaghan: Hotels, 62=, £53m (IR£66m) Gemma and Michael Maughan: Vehicle Distribution, 64, £52m (IR£64m) Dr John Climax: Clinical Research, 65=, £50m (IR£62m) Dr Rohan Lambe: Clinical Research, 65=, £50m (IR£62m) Leonard Steinberg: Bookmaking, 65=, £50m (IR£62m) Ronnie Wood: Pop Music, 65=, £50m (IR£62m) Dr Sean Baker: Software, 69, £49m (IR£61m) Thomas McDonogh and Family: Fertilizers and Investment, 70=, £48m (IR£59m) Diljit Rana and Family: Property and Hotels,, £48m (IR£59m) Frank Keane: Vehicle Distribution, 72=, £47m (IR£58m) Peter McManamon: Microchips, 72=, £47m (IR£58m) Larry Goodman: Meat, 75=, £46m (IR£57m) Cyril and John McGuine: Software, 75=, £46m (IR£57m) Terence and Anita Coleman: Car Security, 77=, £45m (IR£56m) The Keating Family: Meat, 77=, £45m (IR£56m) Edward Lonergan: Construction, 77=, £45m (IR£56m) John and Francis Reihill: Fuel Distribution, 72=, £47m (IR£58m) Gilbert Little: Software, 80=, £44m (IR£54m) Sean and Bernadeen Mulryan: Property, 80=, £44m (IR£54m) Neil Wilson: Software, 80=, £44m (IR£54m) James Mullen and Family: Shirts, 83, £43m (IR£53m) Liam and Roison Carroll: Construction, 84=, £42m (IR£52m) Harold Montgomery and Family: Car Sales, 84=, £42m (IR£52m) Edward Kerr: Communications, 86=, £41m (IR£51m) Noel and Ann-Marie Smyth: Property, 86=, £41m (IR£51m) Van Morrison: Pop Music, 88=, £40m (IR£49m) Joseph Murthy and Family: Construction, 88=, £40m (IR£49m) Peter Savill: Publishing, 88=, £40m (IR£49m) Michael Chadwick: Builders' merchant, 91=, £39m (IR£48m) Brian Davy: Stockbroking, 91=, £39m (IR£48m) Enya: Pop Music, 93, £37m (IR£46m) John Byrne: Property, 94=, £36m (IR£45m) John and heather Maybury: Computers, 94=, £36m (IR£45m) Michael Pierce: Computers, 96=, £35m (IR£43m) Liam Young: Communications, 96=, £35m (IR£43m) Louis Fitzgerald: Pubs, 99, £33m (IR£41m) Walter Beatty: Hotels, 100, £32m (IR£40m) Moya Doherty and John McColgan: Entertainment, 98, £34m (IR£42m) Index to richest 1,000 Rules of engagement The Sunday Times Rich List 2001 Agricultural land values Inscape Inscape Contents Ntl: broadband internet The Sunday Times Picture Gallery Techometer What a Site Must Have A Song for the networkers A song for the networkers Weird Wired World Don't let the net scare you off What parents can do Five good things the net can do for kids Site test As Gcse exams loom, Judith O'Reilly discovers which revision sites make the grade That's amazing Stephen Pettitt explores causes and crusades Take five Ambar Cowan looks to the stars Sunday's online challenge: Sally Kinnes equips her digital home 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