News from 07/04/2002
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Jonathan Northcroft, Waldemar Januszczak, John Dugdale, Dr Rachel Sutcliffe, Victoria McKee, Philip Marsden, A D Dawson, Matthew Wall, Barbara Hall, Richmond Surrey, Helen Davies, James Clark, Nicholas Rufford, Rob Hughes, John Peter, V S, Dr Duncan Dymond, Emma Moore, Amanda Ursell, Boris Schapiro, Jonathan Miller, Anita Chaudburi, Professor Robin Marshall, J D, Lucy Adams, Rolf Soderllrid, Frank Whitford, Ki-No Sung, Ivo Tennant, Matt Wolf, Kathryn Cooper, P D, Jonathan Cooper, David Smith, Humphrey Carpenter, Alastair McCall, Tim Richards, James Thomson, Rory Godson, David Cracknell Political Editor, Dominic Utton, Neil Wormald, E P, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Sharon Black, Tony Allen-Mills, Simon Wilde, Anthony Sattin, Robert Winnett, Jeremy Seal, Irwin Stelzer, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Rosie Millard, Cariton Todd, Lawrence Dallaglio, Alan Reid, Rachel Dobson, York Membery, David Dougill, Edward Luttwak, Norman Davies, T Kent, Veronica Horwell, Philip Kingsley, Robert Peston, David Hewson, Cally Law, Jonathon Carr-Brown, Hugh Mcllvanney, Alasdair Reid, Hugh Canning, Stewart Lee, Joanna Briscoe, Edward Porter, Peter Kemp, Frank Bruni, Louise Taylor, Neil WORMALD's, Dr Laxmi Berwa, Helen Kenny, Patricia Nicol, Anthony Peregrine, Cheryl Markosky, Anita Chaudhuri, Michael Jones, John O'Donnell, Melanie Cable-Alexander, Liz Edwards, David Shaw, J W, J A Ellerbeck, Nick Gardner, Dr Keith Wells, Caroline White, Severino Antinori, Roger Eglin, Stuart Wavell, Paul Donovan, Alastair Hendy, Julian Fellowes, Graham Collins, Hugh McIlvanney, Chris Woodhead, Mitchell Fraser, Bentley Spencer, Jasper Gerard, Paul Driver, Michael Woodhead, Dr Brian Keighley, John Humphrys, David Thomas, Nicholas Hellen, J Welford, John Follain, Ewart Patrick, Richard Binns, Richard Brooks, Alex Clark, Christopher Morgan, David Leppard, Shelley Von Strunckel, Paul Durman, Brian Jackman, Mark Edwards, Susan Clark, Nick Rodrigues, David Lawrenson, Nagin Khajuria, Dr Adrian Thrasher, Joan Collins, Richard Briers, A Gill, Anna Minton, Danny O'Brien, Martin Jacques, Karen Gold, Charles Jennings, Victoria O'Brien, Raymond Keene, Gareth Huw Davies, Douglas Alexander, Lindsay Duguid, David Cracknell, Cosmo Landesman, Robbie Hudson, Marie Colvin, Diana Wright, Andy Knott, Chris Partridge, Stephen Jones, Dominic O'Connell, Adèle Collins, Barry Flatman, Nick Cain, Alan Cheeseman, Louise Armitstead, K L, Alistair Miller, David Marsh, Steven Rose, Kate Rew, S D, Rob Ryan, Miranda Seymour, David Walsh, Jon Swain's, Bryan Appleyard, John Krafter, Adam Street, Lois Rogers Medical Correspondent, Stephen Armstrong, John Elliott, Ron Clarke, Bill Birdwood, Michael Sheridan Far East Correspondent, Jane Marthi, Richard Woods, Roland White, Peter Harrison, Rory Godson Business Editor, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, Richard Rae, Mark Franchetti, Ray Hutton, Frank Fitzgibbon, Martin Ivens, Alexandra Dawe, Michael Sheridan, John Harlow, Philip Beresford, Godfrey Smith, Dipesh Gadher, D L, Jacqul Shabankareh, John Waples, Norman Paekinson, A A Gill, Ros Dodd, Sasha Slater, Melanie McDonagh, Matthew Campbell, John Carey, Tom Robbins, David Sumner Smith, Stephen Pettitt, Claudia Croft, Maria McErlane, Jonathan Leake Science Editor, Jonathan Calvert, Ron Johnston, Michael Bolton, Sally Kinnes, Leslie Ash, Graham Horne, Liam Clarke, Naomi Caine, David Wickers, Nigel Powell, Sheila Peel, Allan Henderson, John Cornwell, Andrew Frankel, Graham Norwood, Jonathan Futrell, Rupert Steiner, David Budworth, Ian Hawkey European football correspondent, Julian Ryall, Pete Oliver, Brlan Glanville, Kevin Maguire, Steve Henley, John Stubbs chief executive, David Harbord, John Alzlewood, David Smith Economics Editor, Nicholas Blincoe, Tom Deveson, Oliver Bennett, Mrs Mills, Sarah Baxter, Angela Lambert, Martin Booth, Douglas Kennedy, Joanna Simon, Matthew Goodman, India Knight, Thames Ditton, Steve Grant, Chris Feetenby, Simon Howard, Arun Kumar, Dan Pearson, Dominic Rushe, Georgina Howell,
ResumoWhy we care Former British Olympic skier inherits £3bn Shop giant pays Blair's top fixer £100,000 Harrods Estates Contents The Rich List Respect: Thousands pay it as princes recall Queen Mother's unique sense of fun A grenade bounces near me and I think:'Not again' 'Anything meant to be formal Granny did a wicked Ali G HSBC Inside our Special Memorial Supplement Priest provided final moment of comfort with Highland poem Shrine plan for Clarence House Mourners silenced by the awesome peace Philips Camilla to keep her diatance at funeral Police warned to move home as theft nets IRA 200 names Xerox Ministers take cue from actors Lager heirs refreshed by £3bn fortune The Ultimate Cash Register BT Inspector held over trade in tainted meat Enemies of cold war unite in Spies Inc Citroen C5 Patient fights NHS for cost of care abroad Police stationed in 100 problem schools to curb youth crime Venables sings up for England British Muslim linked to Al-Qaeda faces deportation to Camp X-Ray The Caravan Club Human clones 'grew up to 20 cells' Does your bank accont look this good? Openplan No 10 tells generals how to spin The Cooperative Bank Clockwork Orange author invented 'fantasy life of lies' Pre-teen births hit new high Jaguar A Bitter Taste for Vengeance Behind its campaign to crush miltan paleatian factions, Israel has embarked upon a brutal conflict that has escalated into all-out war. As the death toll mounts, Marie Colvin reports from Ramallah on the human impact of the political posturing Fujitsu Siemens The Palestinian Militants The Ultimate Driving Machine Unholy land: Recent flashpoints of the conflict United They Stand As events in Israel cast a shadow over TExas, is the friendship between Bush and Blair simply cosmetic? Tony Allen-Mills and David Cracknell report Cheltenham & Gloucester SEAT Severino Antinori: Dr Volcano delights in fiery claims on cloning Profile Songs of praise can get our companies back on track One. Tel Clear and present danger The queues say it all The Sunday Times Guild Of British Asians Political mind games put Labour in a spin Trust me, we should all be more sceptical of each other Minister blubbers over Japan's whaling conference Atticvs Tax breaks for political bungs—it was only a matter of time Atticvs 'Euro-plod' may take up baton of protecting Blair Atticvs Let's teach them to read before they go to university ICR Diagnosis is dire for our isolated doctors Alfa Romeo A life less grand I don't think David Hewson is in this world Exposing prejudice Oxford's not our only centre of excellence Points Birthdays The bubble that just won't burst With house prices soaring, the property boom shows few sign of going bust. so should we celebrate or start to panic? David Smith builds his Case The Crucial Questions Health now Families to hear tape of plane hijack Flight 93 Warlord threat to Kabul regime Afghan Tensions Saab Isolation bid to break Al-Qaeda chief Key Prisoner Saab Marines free to fight in Pakistan British Battle Plan Contents Fujitsu France learns to swallow its pride along with imported frogs' legs Ford US wary as Chinese join space race The Times Kennedy nephew on trial for murder EasyJet Italy's Signor Memory could hold key to Alzheimer's Halifax Actress Jamie gives birth to nappy idea BT Co-operative bank Whale on menu as Japan seeks end to hunt ban Briton is big fish in Gallic political pond Murdered aid worker to get Hollywood biopic Expedia Blair agrees on need to oust Saddam Weather and Travel Outlook Police release footage of missing Milly Best ferry prices-widest choice Backpacker's death 'suspicious' News in Brief Record National Airlines to put cameras in planes Zimbabwe arrests Runners prepare for desert ordeal Scouts alter rules Crash tragedy Two tickets share £6.9m jackpot Underscar BNP in riot towns Life for sex crimes Ring trilogy sold Vitacress Salads Contents Lloyds TSB Grand Slam finale Derby day delight Lucky Jim Supersub rides Bindaree to victory A real twist in the tale of Bindaree Trainer may go extra mile Winning trainer Nigel Twiston-Davies, on the verge of quitting the sport, now has some serious thinking to do, writes Tim Richards Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey Johnson's Star ascends Inspired Culloty clinches his dream double The Irish jockey followed his Cheltenham Gold Cup heroics with a stirring Aintree triumph Views from the Saddle: How the Jockeys Saw It Di Canio leads by example to bury Charlton Bobic seals Ipswich fall Pahars piles on gloom for disenchanted Derby Carbone makes crucial difference for Boro Cudicini heroics deny brave Everton Solskjaer keeps Reds on a roll Last-gasp Gunners roar home Big-spending Barcelona set sights on Chelsea's Ranieri Gracious Kelly Gary Kelly, the Leeds Uniteed defender, lost his sister to cancer He talks to David Walsh about his decision to give nearly £600,000 to cancer charities Straight Torque Craddock lifts standard It has been a poor years for sunderland but the centre-half, who faces two sharp( leeds strikers today, has been superb, writes Loulse taylor City storm up as champions Johnson fires Burnley's ambition First Division Round-Up Celtic look forward after taking title in style Dougles Alexder looks ar Celtic's future in Europe and their mannager's canniness in the transfer market after market after retainig theit league title Sky Blues sunk by Wijnhard A reserve of strengths Nicky Butt moves to centre at old trafford this week as injury robs United of skipper Roy keane. Jonathan Northcroft Win a Vip Trip to the World Cup Ticketmaster War of words as Real and Bayern get ready to rumble The fierce rivalry between two of the giants of European football is turning ugly on and off the field Smiles better Gerard Houllire's heart surgery has persuaded him to work smarter but his commitment is as great as ever FA Barclaycard Premiership Nationwide Conference and Other Football Eriksson set for row with managers FA silence over ITV Digital angers League Chairmen Pools Scotland Europe Radcliffe's day dawns The had a very publlic quarrel, but Paula Radcliffe still relies on her husband to push her forwerd Tetleys Kristiansen provides perfect track record Scots snatch Cardiff thriller Magiclan Howley casts his last spell Nick Cain reports on Wales's most capped scrum-half, who bowed out from international rugby at Cardiff yesterday to a standing ovation McLaren, the voice of rugby, remains The man with the umistakable tones signed off yesterday after half a century at the microphone France win Grand Slam Word perfect until the final whistle sounds Glorious Galthie leads way to a new era The new Grand Slam champions are a young, talented side who pose a real threat at next year's World Cup, writes Stephen Jones Let Augusta bloom again in time of renewal English sides set example Letters to the Sports Editor Questions & Answers Sport on TV Picks of the week Athletics Book Review Kings For a Day Reg Green Mainstream, hb, £15,99 Rome ideal for a rebuild Martin Johnson is invaluable to England, but his demotion sends out a strong waming to the rest England must beware of slipping on Italian banana skin Led by the talented Bergamasco, steadily improving Italy will be all out to prove they are no pushover Weary Back looks over his shoulder Neil Back will be nearly 35 at the beginning of the next World Cup. Nlck Caln reflects on the England flanker's quest to stay at the top Five Key Clashes Masters set trap for young tigers Garcia loses rough edges Temper tantrums are a thing of the past for the brilliant young Spaniard, whose first major cannot be too far away, writes Alasdair Reid Brands Hatch Silverstore Culton Park Shetterton… Olazabal leads European charge The British contingent is likely to struggle, but a Spanish maestro could join an elite club by winning his third Masters, says Alasdair Reid Spanish Highs: Garcia's Record Five Others to Watch Privileged amateurs earn their room with a view Woods willing and able to go the distance Augusta has been lengthened, but The Master will be won and lost on its treacherous green The Sunday Times The Sunday Times Yawning Gap Williams may not fancy their title chances, but the constructors' crown remains within their grasp Perfect try for Saints Foster's golden dream sunk in record time Sports Round-Up Results Round-Up This Week's Fixtures Rugby Union Lloyds Tsb Six Nations Championship Racing The Sunday Times First class tour England can take heart from a grueling winter tour which, in the end, promised more it delivered Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items For a further selection of BMW Great Value Personal Service & Professional… Multiple Classified Advertising Items Aston Martin at Graypaul Sytner Multiple Classified Advertising Items Euro Car Consultants Victoria Motorpoint Hexagon Oneswoop Illegible Article Sunday Times Aston Martin Audi Whites Audi Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items British Car Auctions Multiple Classified Advertising Items All-vehicles Multiple Classified Advertising Items Maranello Sales Ltd Ferrari Multiple Classified Advertising Items Four Wheel Drive Multiple Classified Advertising Items A lesson for the government A tiny company car or £30,000 in cash?That was the easy dicision Small Wonders The supermini sector is full of new talent, writes Andrew Frankel Sobering research on phones and driving Road Sage Sunday Times Hadley Green Carage Lancaster Jaguar & Daimler Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Maranello Sales Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedesretail Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Romans International Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bramley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Meridien Modena Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items For a Further Selection of Mercedes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bramshaw Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Alliance Car imports Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items For a further selection of Lexus Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Tom Hartley Porsche AFN JCT6OO Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lancaster Specialist Cars of London William Greens Dick Lovett Multiple Display Advertising Items Stratstone Evans Halshaw Dick Lovett Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rivervale Multiple Classified Advertising Items Regtransfers Multiple Classified Advertising Items DVLA The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Nice One, Sunshine Ray Hutton test-drives the new Seat Ibiza Bentley Approved Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Virgin If you are what you drive, we are a white Transit van 'Houdini' Knapp forges NTL escape Stelios to sell 20p cinema tickets Wci Bunkered. . . Justin Rose is trying to hit the big… Southwest is the top spot for entrepreneurs In the beginning The Queen Mother Rich keep tax loophole C&W calls for break-up of BT Dear Charles and Michael: You've scored as own goal Agenda US firms stoke row over military transport planes Choosepembrokeshire Markoss aviation The Open University Business School Golf in the rough as boom ends 'Open post' will hurt Consignia How Enron seduced Wall Street Cooklin heads for First Quench Business Digest Crumbling Penthouse on brink of collapse BA set to ditch World Offers Secret figures point to end of slump in television advertising Ports group aims to move on rival Navision What's up Economy Watch What's down Buzz Brown's balancing act Economic Outlook Business Letters Recovery holds no joy until profits revive American Account Money for Old Rope Investment trust boards failed to understand how they were risking invetors' money. Paul Durman and Louise Armitstead report Doing the Splits The Times BT BA flies in with cheaper fares The ailing giant's flip-flop sttempts to compete are being shrugged off by its low-cost rivals, writes Consultant's A-Z Of corporate foibles Book of the Week Bestselling Business Books Behind a healthy facade, Germany is crumbling The future of Europe's one-time powerhouse has rarely been more relevent to Britain, writes David Marsh, the man who almost a decade ago warned of the country's impending crisis Government looks to America as top firms collapse Ministers have stood back as first small companies, then large, have collapsed, writes Michael Woodhead Natwest Bruiser who never fails to mention the war John Duffield's latest investment venture, New Star, is worth &270m after just 15 months but he has still not forgiven his old German bosses Accor John Duffield's Working Day Vital Statistics Avaya Multiple Classified Advertising Items Millionaire Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Re-Mortgages/mortgages Multiple Classified Advertising Items Offshore Companies General Management International ApS Multiple Classified Advertising Items Suhailhashmi Too Good to Be True Multiple Classified Advertising Items Transform People International Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Legal International Multiple Classified Advertising Items Remortgages Aston International Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items General Management International ApS Multiple Classified Advertising Items Avondale Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bridging Loans Multiple Classified Advertising Items Things start going better for Shell after £6bn spree The Anglo-Dutch giant is making up for lost time in an Industry where size matters. John Waples reports Business to Business Multiple Classified Advertising Items Turnerandco The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mail Boxes Etc Unique Part or Full-Time Franchise! Multiple Classified Advertising Items Recession Proof Franchise Shell and BP: How to Tell the Oil Giants Apart Goldfinch The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Property Portfolio Building Business Funding 15% Gross Yield on Capital Plight of company that lent its boss £238m WorldCom is being investigated over loans made to the founder to prop up its share price. By Dominic Rushe Eurotunnel aims for debt deal Sharewatch Share of the Week A Share in the Boardroom Databank The Times World Cup's likely scorers Business expects a big boost this summer—even if the national squad get a thrashing, writes Matthew Goodman Budding entrepreneurs need to believe they will succeed Ascentia, a firm that gives coaching to executives to improve their skiils, was set up 20 months ago. Now it has to fulfil its ambitious plan for expansion. Report by David Sumner Smith Multiple Display Advertising Items IT crash puts maternity firm at loss Progress Report The Experts Starting this week: how to launch your own firm Inspiration is just around the corner John O'Donnell looks at how serial entrepeneurs, such as Easyjet's Strelios Haji-loannou, dreamt up the concepts for their businesses Gay go-getter cashes in on the pink pound How I Made It Ivan Massow spotted a gap in financial services. Alexandra Dawe reports How I Made It The Best Place to Begin is in the Industry You Already Know Tax adviser's recipe for caterer wanting to pass firm on to son Questions of Business Experts pick ten of the best ways to make your money grow faster Investors are too often forced into poor deals. David Budworth looks at schemes to boost your wealth JP Morgon Fleming Virgin Low-risk funds join Isa bandwagon Fundsnerwork Should you have to pay to follow a fund manager? Comment Five poor stocks mask market rally M&G Investments High charges mean 'paid-up' pension is worth nothing Money Matters Diana Wright answers your questions on personal finance Legal & General Experts head for Asia and Europe Overpriced shares in Britain and America are prompting investors to seek profits elsewhere. By Nick Garder Canada Life Past gives a warning of the risk F&C Management Limited Free from Fees Why pay for a current account? Banks are pushing 'premium' current accounts. But for many customers they are a waste of money, says Kathryn Cooper Life Search Mortgage Intelligence Legal & General Investors lose out in £2bn M&s 'giveaway' Don't borrow the deposit on your home First-time buyers may find a bigger mortgage works out cheaper than a borrowed deposit By Kathryn Cooper Abbey National Buying beats renting by £100,000 Gartmore Loophole pays 'free' pensions to wives Internet Bid Ends Well for Collector Lloyds TSB Private Banking Net auctions let you click up a bargain Web Wise Crackdown will fail to curb misleading ads The Sunday Times Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top ISA Funds Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Sale will offer science as art Collector's File Chase De Vere Policy Portfolio Plc Beale Dobie Citibank Steady performer for your portfolio Fund Watch Paragon mortgages Voters tick with a click Cathay Pacific Database can avert grave faux pas Prufrock Charlie waves the flag in China New Star Next April, use your noodle. . . More jobs at risk as deals dry up On Wall Street The Real Dubya He was lampooned as a bumbling lightweight, but in America's hour of need George W Bush showed he had been badly misjudged, writes Frank Bruni, who has spent years watching him for The New York Times Posh single mummies Inside Hell to hope Cyprus Freedom has its price, girls Over the past century women have gained sexual liberation but they have lost something on the way, writes Joan Collins Barclays Why your gym won't fix it It may look bad but the Arabs won't take on Israel The unrest among Israel's neighbours is unlikely to spill over into all-out conflict, writes Edward Luttwak Go ahead, bunny—make my day Medicine's modest miracle man Interview The show goes on for a model survivor Marisa Berenson tells Sarah Baxter how her success cannot make up for her sister's death in a plane that crashed into the twin towers 'I was flying at the same time as my sister. It was the most incredible fate' Europe's forgotten war crime Millions of Germans were expelled from eastern Europe at the end of the war in a huge exercise in ethnic cleansing that until now has been hidden from history, writes Norman Davies If the Israeli soldiers don't get us, the Italian peaceniks will Our island haven for exiled genius From hell to hope in two years In 1999 Jon Swain's interpreter was shot by troops in East Timor. He returned to testify against the Indonesian killers and found a nation reborn Join the posh single mums club Melanie Cable-Alexander, lone mother of Lord Snowdon's love child, gives Liz Hurley advice about her future with baby Damian Flying solo Almost half of all powerful career women are childless—but only a few through choice, writes Sarah Baxyer I'm the luckiest guy you'll meet You can't imagine life without them Two grand old men of science have split the world with rival views of evolution but both can make you glad to be alive Heavens above—a rare vistor make a return Forests of the Future Seed bank has the world on deposit Teaching an unruly child some lessons A new approach keeps problem pupils in school rather than excluded and tempted by crime writes Karen Gold Education NHS Multiple Display Advertising Items Holmewood House School Trent College Multiple Display Advertising Items Dulwich Preparatory School Cranbrook Undecided about your Future Direction? The Sunday Times The World's Largest Language School Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Shorter hours? They must be joking The teachers' unions want a ballot on a 35-hour week but are the gripes about too much work justified, asks Chris Woodhead The Sunday Times Learning Latin still has a place in the modern world The Queen Mother story that takes the biscuit Shock Exchange The tabloid week Talking heads William School Last word The Daily Telegraph: Barry Took People of the Week This Life Picture Gallery P. S. Go all the way Why it's flying further for this summer's best holidays Summer's comming, and the crowds are flocking to the med—but you needn't follow. Far-flung destination offer great deals, and many are reaching their weather peak: now's the time to go the extra mile, says David Wickers Cunard Where was I? Nature in the roar Good Gear Guide Travelling in style, edited by Jonathan Futrell Markwarner Behind the brochure Last Frontiers: South America Latin America isn't just for backpackers—you can go soft with Last Frontieers. By David Wickers Before the I do's, he did Alan Reid sees off his bachelor days in style—but can the best man be trusted? Opodo Tapestry Norfolkline Carvela Tours Ltd BA slashes UK fares Questions and Answers Holiday Money British midland The Scottish Highlands will host the Mountain Bike… Bargain Map of the World Clubs Sunsail New tax for fliers Buses replace Stansted train TV Travel Books of the Week Readers' Rants Radisson Success on a plateau Confusion, sarcasm, middle age—nothing stops Douglas Kennedy in Les Hautes-Alpes Seafrance Inter-Continental Wild thing: your guide to the animal planet Grab your binoculars—Brian Jackman presents the world's best beasts and birds British Airways Trailfinders the Travel Experts British Airways Markwarner Virgin Top marks for school exchanges Successful swapping is an art. Anthony Peregrine has the tips for a gold star trip Saviletours Multiple Display Advertising Items Norway Maltabargains Kuoni Travel One Cashel House Hotel Swansea Cork Ferries Exchange Info The best things in life are free Rob Ryan and David Wickers keep their wallets in their pockets with a priceless guide to the world Ireland Stena Line Ireland West of Ireland Holidays Homes Platinum Hotels Parknasilla Great Southern Hotel Irish Hotels Federation Irish Ferries On the road in the land of Noah Off the tourist map for years, eastern Turkey is ready to be discovered again. Jeremy Seal drives into an ancient world of lost arks and farmyard frescoes An Indian Ocean Odyssey The Sunday Times The Sunday Times Mountain Statues, Glorious Churches, Ancient Bazaars—What Not to Miss on your Turkish Adventure Cradle of the Celts Michelin stars, great scenery—revitalised MacHynlleth is on a roll, says Richard Binns Overseas Travel Neilson Clubmed Multiple Display Advertising Items Ramblers Holidays Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Trailfinders Travelbag Ebookers Multiple Display Advertising Items Buzz Great Escapes Virgin Annual Multitrip Americana Vacations Plc Dial a Flight Direct Car Hire Avro STA Travel Vip Local Departure Service Travelocity Airline Network Flight Centre Illegible Article Airline Network Bridge the World Multiple Display Advertising Items Overseas Travel Multiple Classified Advertising Items ITC Classics Elegant Resorts Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple 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Win a three-night break at a leading Spanish Parador, with Avro Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Whitehead Mann consultants in leadership EM Finance Psdgroup Pinsent Curtis Biddle Odgers Sage AstraZeneca Whitehead Mann consultants in leadership British Board Of Film Classification Delivering the expertise, supplying the quality Business Operations Managers CJA Recruitment Consultants Group Heidrick & Struggles Hanover Fox International Michael Page Technology Dixey Henderson Prudential Norwich Union Cressing Templar Finance Direct for UK Property Inverment Company Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ercol Connaught Harvey Nash Inter Exec How Tesco shops for its managers Britain's biggest grocer looks for talent among all its staff—unlike many other firms, which focus mainly on the top 10%, says Roger Eglin Human Resources Europe Hanover Fox International Advertised Recruitment and Consultancy Riley consulting Multiple Classified Advertising Items Time to end all this back-door recruitment The Sunday Times Advertised Recruitment and Consultancy Michael Page Cardiff Caerdydd The Sunday Times CVs with Impact Multiple Classified Advertising Items Haldane Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Change Group Internatnal Plc Anglo Arabian Services Limited Metzger Havelok Housing Succession Planning Associates Chase De Vere Enforcement & Public Protection GWT Consulting University of surrey Chief Executive Capita Multiple Display Advertising Items Invitation to Nomination of ESRC Research The London Property News The Royal British Legion Multiple Display Advertising Items Ensuring a fair outcome for road vehicle users Parlimentary Commissioner for Administration The Sunday Times Capita Ras PCS job Seaching? Redudant? Centro Norman Broadbent Company Capita Durham County Council Teacher Training Agency NHS Information Authority Why we Care We have mixed feelings at the death of the Queen Mother, writes Andrew Sullivan. Diana's death exhausted our sympathies for the royal family yet, deep down, this funeral shows us they still matter Why we still care The Lonely Queen The loss of her closet friend, her sister and her mother within the space of six months has left the Queen more isolated than ever, writes Richard Woods. But could their passing provide the occasion for her to mend fences with the younger Windsors? Wanted: one national granny-matriarch A day from a kinder On Friday, London Seemed to be in a 1950s time warp . Bryan Appleyard mingled with the crowed and was surprised by the deference and restrained emotion as the queen mother's coffin was taken to lie in state at westminister Rolling out the Dimbleby parade The BBC's Coverage has benn a museum piece orchestrated by a hereditary presence writes AA GIll The art of perfect pomp The pageantry of royal funerals was invented for war heroes, whoes cermonies took spectacle and bad tate to new heights, writes Stuart Wavell 'She felt she deserved to go as she chose' The Funeral The secret reunion with her king After 50 years apart, the Queen Mother will be interred with her late husband in a strange, private ritua; at windsor, writes Nicholas Hellen A £19m gamble with the taxman? William and Harry could soon inherit a king's ransom, says Philip Beresford Action stations That's Life with a view Contents Inside Bargain of the week? Sales talk. . . Fabulous semidetached house Home essentials Linley wheelbarrow Living over the local DIY shop Actress Leslls Ash revived happy memories by converting her paraents' business into a redtaurent Time and place Leading light: Lealle says her mother would have… How much? A fisherman's cottage in… Moving on Caught out by a country pursuit In search of Arcadia Town is safe as houses One Costsworld developer is so keen to please its customers it has built them a police station says Helen Davies Berkeleyhomes Houses of the week Abbey National Wake up and smell the silage Pop stars who fancy themselves as country squires have got a few nasty shocks in store, warns Roland White How to get on in the country Lords of the manor London's Leading Residential Developer St. George Marbella Penthouses The Lawyer Ask the experts The builder The architect I want to built an extension known as a dide return, How easy is it to grt plans approved, how much will it cost, and how disruptive is the work? The estate agent I have research the history of my house, and found it has 15th-century origins. If i make a copy and include it in the sale, will it increase the values of my home? The Sunday Times When the train will be less of a strain New plans for the railways offer the prospect of better travelling for the sotheast's—and soonest, ask Karen Gold and Graham Norwood Chichester speeds ahead Ely rising All change Proposed improvements to the southeastern network Folkestone catches up The travails of travelling Britain has the worst train service in Europe, but the greatest number of long-distance Commuters. is the slog worth it, wondrs Oliver Bennett Hampshire hot spot Nottinghamshire's strongest link It's grim down south We all know Hastings has problems, but few of us realise an ancient an ancient rail feud is the eason. 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The 20 fastest fortunes Inscope Building up the billions in Belgravia Wealth Code Charlene and Michel de Carvalho: Inheritance and banking, 4, £2,970m Hans Rausing: Food packaging, 2, £4,500m Lord Sainsbury and Family: Supermarkets, 3, £3,000m Charlene and Michel de Carvalho: Inheritance and banking, 4, £2,970m Earl Cadogan and Family: Property, 8, £1,350m Bernie and Slavica Ecclestone: Motor racing, 5, £2,900m Joseph Lewis: Finance and Investments, 6, £2,200m Philippe Foriel-Destezet: Recruitment services, 7, £1,620m Chelsea's at the heart of his capital, Earl Cadogan and Family: Property, 8, £1,350m Roddie Fleming and Family: Banking, 9=, £1,300m Eddie and Malcolm Healey: Property and home improvements, 9=, £1,300m Sir Ken Morrison and Family: Supermarkets, 9=, £1,300m Bernie and Slavica Ecclestone: Motor racing, 5, £2,900m The 2002 Rich List is made up of Aristocrats Astrology Philip Green: Retailing, 13=, £1,200m Bruno Schroder and Family: Banking, 12, £1,280m Nandhmi Auchi: Finance, 13=, £1,200m Philip Green: Retailing, 13=, £1,200m Mary Czernin and The Howard De Walden Family: Property, 15=, £1,100m Sir Adrian and John Swire: Trading and aviation, 15=, £1,100m John Hargreaves and Family: Fashion, 17, £1,070m Nigel Burgess Kirsten Rausing: Inheritance, 18, £1,050m Viscount Portman and Family: Property, 19, £1,020m Lady Grantchester and The Moores Family: Retailing and football poois, 20, £1,005m Sir Richard Branson Transport and mobile phones, 21, £1,000m Lakshmi Mittal: Steel, 22, £900m Viscount Rothermere and Family: Media, 23, £847m Sir Terry Matthews: Electronics, 24, £829m Lord Ashcroft: Business Services, 25, £813m Sir Anthony Bamford and Family: Construction Equipment, 26=, £800m Urs Schwarzenbach: Finance and Farming, 26=, £800m Fred Walker and Family: Steel and Property, 26=, £800m Sir Richard Branson: Transport and Mobile phones, 21, £1,000m Lakshmi Mittal: Steel, 22, £900m Mark Pears and Family: Property, 29, £792m Viscount Cowdray and The Pearson Family: Media and Land, 30, £780m John Caudwell: Mobiles phones, 31, £773m Sir David and Sir Frederick Barclay: Property, Hotels and Media, 32, £768m John Bredenkamp: Tobacco and Investments, 33, £720m Sir Paul McCartney: Pop Music, 34, £713m Sri and Gopi Hinduja: Industry, 35=, £700m A tragic legacy for the 'Gilded Lily', Lily Safra: Inheritance, 35=, £700m Lily Safra: Inheritance, 35=, £700m Lord Vestey and Family: Farming, shipping and food, 35=, £700m David Rowland and Family: Finance, 38, £690m Sir Ian Wood and Family: Energy Services, 39, £661m The Earl Of Iveagh and The Guinness Family: Drinks, property and land, 40, £653m James Dyson: Household appliances, 41=, £650m Sir David and Sir Frederick Barclay: Property, hotels and Media, 42, £768m Albert Gubay: Property and fitness clubs, 41=, £650m Jack Dellal: Property, 47=, £600m Stelios Haji-Ioannou: Airline, 41=, £650m Paul Raymond: Property and publishing, 41=, £650m Lloyd Dorfman: Finance, 45=, £630m Jorgen-Philip Sorensen: Business Services, 45=, £630m David Bromilow: Sports goods and Publishing, 47=, £600m George Weston and Family: Food Production, 47=, £600m The Jatania Brothers: Cosmetics and beauty products, 52, £548m Sir Alan Sugar: Computers and property, 50, £596m Mohamad al-Fayed: Retailing, 51, £555m Donald Gordon and Family: Retailing, 53, £540m The schoolboy City slicker roaps a huge roward, Lloyd Dorfman: Finance, 45=, £630m Peter Rigby and Family: Computers, 54, £519m Trevor Hemmings: Property and Leisure, 55, £518m Felix Dennis: Publishing, 56=, £500m Sir Evelyn de Rothschild and Family: Finance, 56=, £500m Irvine Laidlaw: Business Services, 56=, £500m David Sullivan: Media, Internet and Property, 56=, £500m Paul Sykes: Property and Interest Services, 61=, £480m William Johnson: Inventions, 60, £495m Sir Donald Gosling: Car parks and property, 61=, £480m Paul Sykes: Property and Interest Services, 61=, £480m John Whittaker: Property, 63, £475m Dave Whelan and Family: Sports Goods, 64, £467m Sir Edwin Manton: Insurance and Art, 65, £460m Jacques Gaston Murray: Property and Industry, 66, £467m Lord Rothschild: Finance, 67, £457m Ronald Hobson: Car Parks and Property, 68, £430m Sir David Alliance and Family: Mail Order and Textiles, 69=, £420m Lord Lloyd-Webber: Entertainment, 69=, £420m Sir Rocco Forte and Family: Hotels, 80=, £375m Paul Van Vlissingen: Investments, 69=, £420m David and Ralph Gold: Media, Lingerie and Property, 72, £410m Martyn Arbib and Family: Investment, 73, £402m Louis Bacon: Finance, 74=, £402m Tom Hunter: Sports goods and Investments, 74=, £400m Pablo's little helper, Paloma Picasso: Cosmetics and Art, 80=, £375m Sir Cameron Mackintosh: Entertainment, 74=, £400m Jasminder Singh and Family: Hotels, 74=, £400m Michael Tabor: Bookmaking and Bloodstock, 74=, £400m Benzion Freshwater and Family: Property, 79=, £390m Johan Eliasch: Sports Goods, 80, £375m Sir Rocco Forte and Family Hotels, 80=, £375m Paloma Picasso: Cosmetics and Art, 80=, £375m Chris Lazari: Property, 83, £372m Stephen Rubin: Sports goods, 84, £366m Mike Ashley: Sports goods, 85, £365m Steve Morgan: Construction, 86, £362m Bernard Lewis and Family: Fashion and property, 89=, £360m Lawrence Stroll: Fashion and jewellery, 89=, £350m Sir John Templeton: Finance, 87=, £360m The Duke of Devonshire: Land, 89=, £350m Hamish Ogston: Insurance and business services, 89=, £350m Edmiston Derrick Smith: Property and Currency Trading, 89=, £350m Lawrence Stroll: Fashion and jewellery, 89=, £350m Charlotte Townshend: Land, 89=, £350m Michael Spencer: Finance, 94, £344m David Thompson and Family: Food Production and Horseracing, 95, £343m Robert Edmiston: Car Sales and Property, 96=, £340m Eddie and Sol Zakay: Property, 96=, £340m Tim Landon: Oil, 98, £330m Charles Dunstone: Mobile Phones, 99, £329m Freddie Linnett and The Murphy Family: Property, 100, £321m The Marquess Of Tavistock: Land, 101=, £320m David Wilson: Construction, 101=, £320m Sir John Paul Getty II and Mark Getty: Inheritance and Picture Library, 103=, £317m Henry and Simon Keswick: Property and Trading, 104, £316m Sitting Pretty in his Sofa Empire: Lord Kirkham and Family: Furniture, 105, £315m Lord Kirkham and Family: Furniture, 105, £315m David Crossland and Family: Travel, 106, £310m Harry Hyams: Property, 107, £309m Nigel Blackwell and Family: Publishing, 108, £307m Brian Souter and Ann Gloag: Transport, 109=, £301m Graham Wylie: Software, 109=, £301m Bill Archer: DIY, 111=, £300m Peter Cruddas and Family: Internet Finance, 111=, £300m Richard Desmond: Publishing, 111=, £300m Felix Grovit: Bureaux de Change, 111=, £300m David Murray: Property and Football, 111=, £300m The Duke Of Northumberland: Land, 111=, £300m Don and Roy Richardson: Property, 111=, £300m Bhikhu and Vijay Patel: Pharmaceuticals, 118, £298m Dr Allen McClay: Pharmaceuticals, 119, £290m Brian Souter and Ann Gloag: Transport, 109, £301m Peter Jones and Family: Construction and property, 120, £286m Geoffrey Kent: Travel, 121, £285m Lord Paul and Family: Steel, 121, £280m Robert and Vincent Tchenguiz: Property, 121, £280m Jack Petchey: Property and Investments, 124, £277m The Queen: Head Of State, 125, £275m Peter Buckley and The Cayzer Family: Investments, 126, £272m Gordon Crawford: Software, 127=, £271m Bhikhu and Vijay Patel: Pharmaceuticals, 118, £298m David Hood: Electronics, 127=, £271m Peter Harrison: Telecommunications, 129=, £270m John Palmer: Timeshare, 129=, £270m Tony Wilkinson and Family: Hardware, 129=, £270m The Thomson Family: Media, 132, £267m Mark Femwick and Family: Department stores, 133=, £265m Keith Miller and Family: Construction, 133=, £265m Janet de Button and Family: Inheritance, 135=, £260m John Madejski: Publishing and Football, 135=, £260m John Duffield: Finance, 137=, £250m Tony Gallagher: Property, 137=, £250m The Marquess Of Salisbury: Land and Property, 137=, £250m Strains on the royal purse, The Queen: Head Of State, 125, £275m Sean Quinn: Aggregates and Industry, 140=, £245m Peter Wilkinson: Internet Services, 140=, £245m John Bloor: Building and Motorbikes, 142, £240m Wilf Corrigan: Microchips, 143, £236m Lord Heseltine: Publishing, 150=, £222m Sir John and Peter Beckwith: Property and Investments, 144, £232m Nigel Morris: Finance, 145, £229m David Ross: Mobile Phones, 146, £227m Joanne Rowling: Novels, 147=, £226m Josie Rowland and Family: Inheritance, 147=, £225m Dr Mike Lynch: Internet Software, 149=, £225m Lord Heseltine: Publishing, 150, £222m Michael Smurfit and Family: Packaging, 150=, £222m The MacKie Family: Electrical Goods, 155, £214m Richard Emanuel: Mobile Phones, 152, £221m Janet de Botton and Family: Inheritance, 135=, £260m Roger de Haan and Family: Leisure, 153=, £220m John Thornton: Finance, 156, £211m Steve Edwards and Ros Smith: Software, 153, £220m Jim McColl: Engineering, 157=, £210m The Shepherd Family: Construction, 157=, £210m Tony Tabatznik and Family: Pharmaceuticals, 157=, £210m Freddie Johnston and Family: Newspapers, 160=, £209m The Top 20 Millionaires in film and TV John Goulandris: Shipping, 161=, £200m Dave King: Finance and Football, 161=, £200m Madonna and Guy Ritchie: Pop Music and Films, 161=, £200m Robert Stigwood: Entertainment, 161=, £200m Arnold Clark: Car Sales, 166, £195m Sir Bernard Schreier and Family: Industry, 167, £191m Andrew Brownsword: Greetings Cards and Hotels, 168, £190m Peter Simon: Fashion, 169, £198m Mark Shuttleworth: Internet Services, 170, £187m Ronnie Frost: Business Services, 171, £186m Anil Chandaria and Family: Industry, 161=, £200m Barrie Haigh: Pharmaceuticals, 172=, £185m David Khalili: Property and Art, 172=, £185m Celia Lipton-Farris: Inheritance, 172=, £185m Mark Shuttleworth: Internet Services, 170, £187m Bevil Mabey and Family: Construction, 175, £182m Ron Dennis: Motor Racing, 176=, £180m The Marquess Of Bath: Land, 178=, £175m Sir Peter Michael: Electronics and wine, 176=, £180m Jack Baylis: Property, 178=, £175m John Brotherton-Ratcliffe and Family: Construction, 178=, £175m Michael Gooley: Travel, 178=, £175m Bernard Matthews: Food Production, 178=, £175m Sir Anwar Pervez and Family: Cash and Carry, 178=, £175m The Warburton Family: Baking, 178=, £175m The Lions of Longleat, The Marquess Of Bath: Land, 178=, £175m Dr John King: Pharmaceuticals, 185, £174m Jonathan Hunt: Estate Agency and Property, 186, £173m Sir Ray Tindle: Media and property, 187, £172m Dr Peter Ogden: Computers, 188=, £170m Maurice and Charles Saatchi: Advertising, 188=, £170m David Samworth and Family: Food Production, 180=, £170m Grahame Whateley: Property, 188=, £170m Sir William McAlpine and Family: Construction, 192, £168m Lord Harris: Carpets, 193, £165m Sir Martin Laing and Family: Construction and Property,193, £165m Chris Marshall and Family: Construction and Property, 193=, £165m Alan Murphy: Paper and Property, 193=, £165m The Earl Of Stockton and The MacMillan Family: Publishing, 193, £165m Mark Dixon: Business Services, 198, £164m Sir Elton John: Pop Music, 199=, £160m Tom Singh: Fashion, 199=, £160m Peter Sutherland: Finance, 199=, £160m Stanley and Peter Thomas: Airports and Property, 199=, £160m Sir Elton John: Pop Music, 199=, £160m Companies With Most Milliionaries Mick Jagger: Pop Music, 203=, £155m Brian Kennedy: Double Glazing, 203, £155m Brian Scowcroft and Janet Lefton: Insurance, 203=, £155m Sir Chris Evans: Biotechnology, 208, £152m Sir Frank Williams: Motor Racing, 203=, £155m Vahid Allaghband and Family: Industry, 209=, £150m Sir Euan Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe and Family: Land, 209=, £150m Lance Clark and Family: Shoes, 209=, £150m Hermann Hauser: Technology Investments, 209=, £150m Philip Hulme: Computers, 209=, £150m Lord Iliffe: Newspapers, 209=, £150m Alan Lewis: Industry, 209=, £150m David McMullen and Family: Brewing, 209=, £150m Viren Rastogi and Family: Metal Trading, 209=, £150m Dr Mortimer Sackler and Family: Pharmaceuticals, 209=, £150m Mick Jagger: Pop Music, 203=, £155m Sting: Pop Music, 209=, £150m Edward Haughey: Pharmaceuticals, 220=, £150m Stephen Marks: Fashion, 220=, £150m Sir Jack Hayward: Property and Football, 222, £148m The Marquess Of Normanby: Land, 223, £146m Michael Cornish and Family: packaging, 224=, £145m Laurence Graff: Jewellery, 224=, £145m Tim Martin: Pubs, 224=, £145m Julian Richer: Hi-fi retailing, 224=, £145m Richard Sharp: Finance, 224=, £145m Guy Hands: Finance and hotels, 220=, £140m Olivia Harrison: Inheritance, 230=, £140m Ian and Richard Livingstone: Property, 230=, £140m Michael Rees: Insurance, 230=, £140m Gerald Ronson and Family: Property and Petrol, 230=, £140m Michael Sherwood: Finance, 230=, £230m All he wants is a quiet pint, Tim Martin: Pubs, 224=, £145m The Duke of Sutherland: Land, 230=, £140m Esmond Bulmer and Family: Cider, 239=, £135m Gavyn Davies: Finance, 239=, £135m Brian DeZille and Family: Knitwear,Fitness Clubs and Property, 239=, £135m Sir Julian Hodge and Family: Finance, 229, £142m Danny Fiszman: Diamonds,computers and football, 230=, £140m Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb: Pop music, 230=, £140m Paddy McNally: Advertising and Property, 239=, £135m Jamie Palumbo: Entertainment, 239=, £135m Lord Rayne and Family: Property, 239=, £135m Sir Paul and Lady Smith: Fashion, 239=, £135m Greg Stanley and Family: Diy, 239=, £135m Robert Terry: Software, 239=, £135m Hugh Osmond: Pubs and Finance, 250, £134m Sir Julian Hodge and Family: Finance, 229, £142m Iain and sheena Graham: Software, 239, £135m Brian Kingham: Security services, 239=, £135m Inscape Inscape John Lancaster and Family: Conservatories, 251, £135m Sir Tim Rice: Entertainment, 252, £132m David and Simon Reuben: Metal Trading, 253, £131m Elliott Bernerd: Property, 254=, £130m Michael Bleustein-Blanchet: Inheritance, 254=, £130m Dr Philip and Patricia Brown: Publishing, 254=, £130m He's riding high on his liquid assets, John Apthorp and Family: Wine, 267, £127m Paul Gregg and Family: Theatres, 254=, £130m Peter and Michael Kane: Parcel Delivery, 254=, £130m John Kirkland and Family: Construction, 254=, £130m Jim Mellon: Investments and Property, 254=, £130m Charles Gallagher and Family: Property, 254=, £130m David and Richard Darling: computer games, 254=, £130m Keith Richards: Pop Music, 254=, £130m Barry Rubery: Electronics, 254=, £130m Tasos and Ailsa Symeonides: Software, 254=, £130m Sam Whitbread and Family: Browing, Pubs and Hotels, 254=, £130m A walking history book, Lord Black: newspapers, 271, £121m John Apthorp and Family Wine, 267, £127m Roger Ames: Pop Music, 268=, £125m Sir Michael Bishop: Airlines, 268=, £125m George Moore: furniture, 268=, £125m The Marquess of Bute: Land, 272, £120m Lord Black: newspapers, 271, £121m Michael Cannon: Pubs and Hamburgers, 272=, £120m Andrew Cohen and Family: Household goods and Property John Coldman: Insurance, 272=, £120m Phil Collins: Pop music, 272=, £120m Michael Evans and Family: Property, 272=, £120m Douglas Graham and Family: Newspapers, 272=, £120m Richard Hambro and Family: Finance, 272=, £120m Simon Karimzadeh: Trading, 272=, £120m Firoz Kassam: Hotels, 272=, £120m Gulu Lalvani: Consumer Electronics, 272=, £120m Mike Luckwell: Media and Investments, 272=, £120m Debt isn't four-letter word to me, Paul Newey: Finance, 272=, £120m Kevin McCabe and Family: Property, 272=, £120m Noel and Darren McKee: Car Sales, 272=, £120m James and John Martin: Election Seats, 272=, £120m Paul Newey: Finance, 272=, £120m The Marquess of Northampton: Land, 272=, £120m Sir Robert Ogden: Property, 272=, £120m Michael Oglesby and Family: Property, 272=, £120m The Earl of Pembroke: Land, 272=, £120m The Earl of Portsmouth: Land and Property, 272=, £120m Alastair Salvesen and Family: Distribution and Equipment Hire, 272=, £120m Phyllis Somers Property, 272=, £120m John Asprey and Family: Jewellery, 295, £118m William Adderley and Family: Furnishings, 296, £115m Phil Collins: Pop music, 272=, £120m William Brake and Family: Food Production, 296=, £115m Bill Gredley and Family: Property and Horseracing, 296=, £115m John halewood and Family: Wine and Spirits, 296=, £115m Doreen Lofthouse and Family: Cough sweets, 296=, £115m Sir Martin Sorrell: Advertising, 296=, £115m Doreen Lofthouse and Family: Cough sweets, 296=, £115m Ringo Starr: Pop Music, 296=, £115m Paul Thwaites: Property, 304=, £114m Michael and Robert Slowe: Property, 305=, £112m Chris Wright: Media and Sport, 305=, £112m Dr Kim Tan: Pharmaceuticals, 307, £111m The Duke of Beaufort: Land, 308=, £110m David Blood: Finance, 308=, £110m Tom Jones: Pop Music, 308=, £110m John Charman: Insurance, 308=, £110m Martin Edwards: Football, 308=, £110m Stephen Hitchins and Family: Construction and farming, 308=, £115m Tom Jones: Pop Music, 308=, £110m Sir David McMurtry Industry, 308=, £110m William Brown and Family: Insurance, 308=, £110m Sir Fraser and Gordon Morrison: Construction, 308=, £110m Sir Richard Storey and Family: Newspapers, 308=, £110m Sir Richard Sutton and Family: Land, 308=, £110m NewComers With £100m or More The Top 20 Political Donors Viscount Petersham Land, 320, £109m Alan Jackson: Mobile Phones, 321, £107m Lady Anne Bentinck: Land, 322=, £105m Francis Chamberlain and Family: Whisky, 322=, £105m Navin and Varsha Engineer: Pharmaceuticals, 322=, £105m Jim Goodliffe and Family: Cleaning and Security, 322=, £105m John Harris and Family: Consumer electronics, 322=, £105m Sten Mortstedt and Family: Property, 322=, £105m Tony Travis and Family: Building Materials, 322=, £105m Ronald and Peter GoldStein: Chemists Shops, 329=, £103m Guy Johnson: Mobile Phones, 329=, £103m The Duke of Rutland: Land, 329=, £103m Tiny Yerolemou and Family: Food production, 332, £102m Abdul Alimanhomed and Family: Carrier bags, 333=, £100m Euan Baird: Oil Services, 333=, £100m David Bowie: Pop Music, 333=, £100m Eric Clapton: Pop Music, 333=, £100m Sir Stan Clarke: Construction, Property and Racing, 333=, £100m Bakir Cola: Hotels, 333=, £100m Robbie Cowling and Family: Recruitment Services, 333=, £100m Cyril Dennis: Property, 333=, £100m Robert Earl: Restaurants, 333=, £100m Eric Gadsden: Construction, 333=, £100m Peter Harris and Family: Leisure and horseracing, 333=, £100m Henry Hoare and Family: Finance, 333=, £100m Robbie Cowling and Family: Recruitment Services, 333=, £100m Barry Houghton: Electronics, 333=, £100m Peter Jones: Mobile Phones, 333=, £100m David Kirch: Property and hotels, 333=, £100m Don Lewin and Family: Greetings cards, 333=, £100m Lennox Lewis: Boxing, 333=, £100m Avtar Lit: BroadCasting, 333=, £100m Lennie and Iain McGeoch: Retalling, 333=, £100m The Moffat Family: Travel, 333=, £100m Joe Moore: Industry, 333=, £100m Robert Morton: Investments, 333=, £100m John Murphy and Family: Construction, 333=, £100m Theo Paphitis: Retailing and Football, 333=, £100m Don Lewin and Family: Greeting Cards, 333=, £100m Bill Rooney and Family: Kitchens, bathrooms and Leisure, 333=, £100m Michael Shanly: Construction, 333=, £100m Jody Scheckter: Motor racing and weapons training, 333=, £100m James Sherwood: Transport, 333=, £100m Neil Taylor and Family: Computer games, 333=, £100m Joseph Walker and Family: food production, 333=, £100m Tom Wilson and Family: Industry, 333=, £100m Lennox Lewis: Boxing, 333=, £100m Nigel Wray: Investments, 333=, £100m Trevor Baines: Investments, 366=, £90m Max and Stephen Griggs: Footwear, 336=, £99m John Aisbitt: Finance, 368=, £98m Charles Yeates: Property and fine art, 333=, £100m Christopher Moran: Finance, 370=, £97m Sir Robin Saxby: Microchips, 373=, £96m Earl Spencer: Land, 373=, £96m Peter Bromley and Family: Shoes, 375=, £95m Tony Brown and Family: Office Furniture, 375=, £95m Sir Terence Conran: Restaurants and Retailling, 375=, £95m Duncan Davidson and Family: Construction, 375=, £95m Rod Aldridge: Computers, 370=, £97m Harvey McGrath: Finance, 375=, £95m John Menzies and Family: Newspapers and Distribution, 375=, £95m Alastair and Michael Powell: Electrical cabling, 375=, £95m Rolf Schild and Family: Healthcare, 375=, £95m Roger Waters: Pop Music, 375=, £95m Barnabas Brunner and Family: Finance, 368=, £98m Rod Aldridge: Computers, 370=, £95m Michael Horton and Family: Property, 370=, £97m Nick Forman Hardy: Newspapers, Industry and farming, 384=, £95m Cliff Stanford: Internet services and investments, 384=, £94m Adrian White: Water, 384=, £94m Edward Atkin and Family: Babycare Product, 387=, £93m Treading a golden path, Sir Tom Farmer: Car repairs, 389=, £92m Michael Stone: Finance, 387=, £93m Robert Carter and Family: Construction, 389=, £92m Sir Tom Farmer: Car repairs, 389=, £92m Stuart Wheeler: Spread Betting, 389=, £92m Kenneth Alexander and Family Chemicals, 392=, £90m Tony Allan: Restaurants and property, 392=, £90m The 50 Richest in the World Roger Baines: Parcel delivery, 392=, £95m Duncan Bannatyne: Nursing homes and Fitness clubs, 392=, £90m Nicholas Berry and Family: Newspaper and finance, 392=, £90m Michael Bibby and Family: shipping, 392=, £90m Stephen Conway: Construction, 392=, £90m Lord Daresbury and the Greenall Family: pubs and hotels, 392=, £90m Martin Dawes: Mobile phones, 392=, £90m Joseph Ettedgui and Family: Fashion, 392=, £90m John Frieda: Hairdressing, 392=, £90m John Hindle and Family: property, 392=, £90m David Instance and Family: printing, 392=, £90m Lord Inverforth and the Weir Family: Insurance and shipping, 392=, £90m Eddie Jordan: Motor racing, 392=, £90m John Frieda: Hairdressing, 392=, £90m Peter Kindersley and Family: publishing and farming, 392=, £90m Ray O'Rourke and Family: Construction, 392=, £90m Owen Oyston and Family: Media, 392=, £90m The Austin Family: Fashion and Property Duncan Bannatyne: Nursing homes and fitness clubs, 392=, £90m Bruce Robertson and Family: Retailing, 392=, £90m Tom Scott and Family: Crane hire, energy and car sales, 392=, £90m Nigel Doughty: Finance, 416=, £85m Penelope Gorman and Victoria Cammack: Inheritance, 416=, £85m Robert Sangster Football pools and racehorses, 416=, £85m Andrew Rosenfeld: Property, 413=, £88m Robin Clark and Family: Property, leisure and Forestry, 415=, £86m Barbara Taylor Bradford: Novels, 416=, £85m Robert Braithwaite and Family: Luxury Boats, 416=, £85m John Cook and Family: Leisure, 416=, £85m The Marquess of Cholmondeley Land, 413=, £88m Kevin and Michael Lagan: Civil Engineering, 416=, £85m Fred and Peter Done: Betting and Personnel Consultancy, 415=, £85m Chris Stamper and Family: Computer games, 416=, £85m David Garrand: Property, 425=, £84m The Earl of Rosebery: Land, 425=, £84m John Seddon and Family: Construction, 425=, £84m Malcolm Freake and Family: Software, 428=, £82m Sir Angus Grossart: Finance, 428=, £82m Peter Klimt and Family: Property, 428=, £82m Canon Edward Bailey and Family: Industry, 431, £81m William Ainscough: Construction and property, 432=, £80m Cruising to the high life, Robert Braithwaite and Family: Luxury Boats, 416=, £85m Martin Birrane: Property and racing cars, 432=, £80m Clay Brendish: software, 432=, £80m Gurchait and Gurnaix Chima: fashian, 432=, £80m Manny Davidson and Family: property, 432=, £80m Paul Day and Family: Transport, 432=, £80m Mike Frayne: Software, 432=, £80m Simon Fry: finance, 432=, £80m Carol Galley: Finance, 432=, £80m Sir Richard George and Family: Breakfast cereals, 432=, £80m Lady Hamlyn and Family: inheritance, 432=, £80m Michael Hendry: Shipping, 432=, £80m Tahir Monsan and Family: Computers, 432=, £80m Ron Jelly and Family: Construction, 432=, £80m Thomas Jennings and Family: Bullding services and property, 432=, £80m Bill McCabe: Computers, 432=, £80m Tahir Mohsan and Family: Computers, 432=, £80m Bharat and Ketan Mehta: Pharmaceuticals, 432=, £80m Carol Balley: Finance, 432=, £80m Paul Morgan and Family: Media, 432=, £80m Douglas and Mary Perkins: Opticians, 432=, £80m Michael Potel: Fashions, 432=, £80m Barry Prince: Fashion, 432=, £80m Robin Seymour and Family: Hotels, 432=, £80m Brian Steun: Restaurants and property, 432=, £80m The 20 richest in fashion Jonathan Wild and Family: Confectionary and tea, 432=, £80m Peter Wood: Insurance, 432=, £80m The top 20 in hotels and restaurants Sir John Barlow and Family: Finance and land, 459=, £78m Tony Elliott: Publishing, 459=, £78m Toni Mascolo and Family: Halrdrossing, 459=, £78m Sir Sean Connery: Films See Panel Right, 462=, £77m Peter Prowting and Family: Constructions, 462=, £77m Anne Wood and Family: Teletubbies, 462=, £77m Iqbal Ahmed and Family: Food Production, 465=, £75m Shami Ahmed and Family: Fashion and Property, £78m James Barham: Construction, £77m Antony Crosthwaite-Eyre and Family: Publishing and Leisure, 465=, £75m Fred Duncan: Food Production, 465=, £75m Heinrich Feldman and Family: Property, 465=, £75m Christopher Foyle and Family: Air Freight and Property, 465=, £75m Steve Grison: Transport and Football, 465=, £75m Sir Sean Connery: Films, 462=, £77m Dr Dennis Gillings: Pharmaceuticals, 465=, £75m Dave Gilmour: Pop Music, 465=, £75m Anthony Green and Family: Soap, 465=, £75m Ian Gregg and Family: Baking, 465=, £75m Dr Mo Ibrahim: Software, 465=, £75m Abe Jaffe: Property and Car Sales, 465=, £75m Mark and Deborah Langford: Legal and Insurance Services, 465=, £75m The Earl of Inchcape and Family: Land and Investments, 465=, £75m Costas and Chris Joseph: Property and hotels, 465=, £75m Firoz Tejani and Family: Finance The Earl Of Wemyss and Family: Land Sir Stuart Lipton: Property, 465=, £75m Leon Litchfield and Family: Plastics, 465=, £75m Kevin McDonald: Plastic Pipes, 465=, £75m Manubhai Madhvani: Industry, 465=, £75m Stewart Milne and Family: Construction, 465=, £75m Stephen Nesbitt: Finance, 465=, £75m John Porter: Internet Investments, 465=, £75m George Reynolds: Worktops, 465=, £75m Sir Peter Vardy: Car sales, 465=, £75m Jez San: Computer games and microchips, 465=, £75m Ridley and Tony Scott: Films, 465=, £75m Walter Scott: Finance, 465=, £75m Amin Tejani and Family: Paper products, 465=, £75m Tom Morris: Retailing, 465=, £75m Sam Moussaieff and Family: Jewellery, 465=, £75m Christopher Foyle and Family: Property, Books and Air Freight, 465=, £75m Tracey Ullman and Allan McKeown: Entertainment, 465=, £75m Sir Peter Vardy: Car Sales, 465=, £75m Tom Walkinshaw: Motor engineering and racing, 465=, £75m Ron Wood: Greetings cards, 465=, £75m Jonathan Woolf and Family: Finance, 465=, £75m Europe's richest 50 Terry Adams and Family: Waste tips, 501=, £74m Richard and Brenda Smith: Computers, 501=, £74m Alan and Ronnie Bartlett: Vegetables, 503=, £72m Richard Biffa: Weste disposal, 503=, £72m Engelbert Humperdinck: Pop music, 503=, £72m Michael Hunt: Car Sales and Property, 503=, £72m Nigel Jagger and Family: Investment, 503=, £72m Nicholas Porter and Family: Property, 503=, £72m Richard Walduck and Family: Hotels, 503=, £72m Lord Weinstock: Industry, 503=, £72m Lynn Wilson and Family: Construction, 503=, £72m Viscount Hambleden and The Smith Family: Retalling, 512=, £71m Michael Jacobson and Family: Parcel Delivery, 512=, £71m Sir Bernard and Robert Audley: Media, 514=, £70m Dame Margaret Barbour and Family Waxed Jackots, 514=, £70m Europe's Richest 50 Gordon Black and Family: Healthcare and Beauty Products, 514=, £70m Dame Margaret Barbour and Family: Waxed Jackets, 514=, £70m Derek Crowson: Fabrics and soft furnishings, 514=, £70m Noel Edmonds: Media, 514=, £70m Joey Esfandi: Property, 514=, £70m Paul Gibbons: Publishing and golf, 514=, £70m Anders Hedlund and Family: Greeting Cards, 514=, £70m Eric Herd and Family: Food Retailing, 514=, £70m Davis Hughes: Sports Goods, 514=, £70m Christopher Brain and Family: Brewing, 514=, £70m Chris Ingram: Media, 514=, £70m Tim Ingram-Hill and Family Motorway Services and Hotels, 514=, £70m Joe and John Kennedy: Construction, 514=, £70m The Earl of Leicester: Land, 514=, £70m Ranjit and Baljinder Boparan: Food Production, 514=, £70m Michael Connors: Video Games, 514=, £70m Allen Lloyd and Family: Chemists, 514=, £70m David Moulsdale: Opticians, 514=, £70m Alan Parker: Public Relations, 514=, £70m Nat Puri: Industry, 514=, £70m The Duke of Roxburghe: Land, 514=, £70m Ramesh and Pratibha Sachdev: Nursing homes and property, 514=, £70m Leonard Steinberg: Gambling, 514=, £70m Sir Jackie Stewart: Motor racing, 514=, £70m Jack Tordoff: Car Sales, 514=, £70m David Moulsdale: Opticians, 514=, £70m The Earl of Yarborough: Land, 514=, £70m Rodger Dudding: Industry and Property, 542=, £88m Alasdair Locke: Oil, 542=, £68m Henry Lumley and Family: Insurance, 542=, £68m Derek Mickel and Family: Construction, 542=, £68m Anita and Gordon Roddick: Cosmotices, 542=, £68m Sir Bernard Ashiley and Family: Fashion and Hotels, 547=, £68m Carl Brian and Family: Property and Construction, 547=, £66m Bill Davies: Property, 547=, £66m Phillip Kaye and Family: Restaurants, 547=, £66m Sir Jackie Stewart: Motor racing, 514=, £70m Christoper Oughtred and Family: Food and Car Sales, 547=, £66m Thurisamy Pathmanabhan: Telecommunications, 547=, £66m Andrew Rickman: Microchips, 547=, £66m Irvine Sellar: Property, 547=, £66m The Top 20 FootBall Millionaries Jeremy Agace: Estate agency, 555=, £65m Lawrence Batley and Family: Cash and Carry, 555=, £65m Tony Bramall: Car Sales, 555=, £65m John Carey and Family: Construction, £68m Jeff Chapman: Broadcasting, 555=, £65m Sir Tom Cowie: Transport, 555=, £65m Anthony De Mulder and Family: Meat Processing, 555=, £65m Robert Douglas Miller and Family: Retalling, 555=, £65m Stanley Fink: Finance, 555=, £65m Alison Goldberg and Sara Phillips: Fashion, 555=, £65m Richard Green and Family: Art, 555=, £65m Patrick Head: Motor racing, 555=, £65m Simon Howard and Family: Land Mark Knopfler: Pop music, 555=, £65m Terence Mordaunt Shipping, 555=, £65m Christopher Parker: Travel, 555=, £65m Eric Payne and Family: Industry, 555=, £65m The Earl of Radnor: Land, 555=, £65m John Ritblat and Family Property, 555=, £65m Simon Howard and Family: Land, 555=, £65m Graham Roach and Family: Food Production, 555=, £65m Duncan Sinclair and Family: Property, 555=, £65m Brian and Alan Stannah Lifts, 555=, £65m Tony Sullman: Finance, 555=, £65m Ken Townsley: Travel, 555=, £65m Charlie Watts: Pop music, 555=, £65m Tom Wheatcroft: Construction and racing circuit, 555=, £65m Viscount Astor and Family: Property, £64m Lord Archer: Novels, 681=, £60m Resham Lally and Family: property and car sales, 581=, £64m Philip Magor and Family: Tea Importing, 581=, £64m John Boyle and Family: Travel and Investments, 584=, £63m Andrew Little and Family Book Supplies, 584=, £63m Dennis Myers and Family: Finance, 584=, £63m Sir Michael Cobham: Aerospace, 587=, £62m Ray Horney: property and hotels, 587=, £62m Ray Kelvin: Fashion, 587=, £62m Albert Perry and Family: Property, 587=, £62m Sir Nicholas Bacon: Land, 591=, £61m Alex Langsam: Hotels, 591=, £61m Michael Morton: Hotels, 591=, £61m Richard Vanbergen: Food and Investments, 591=, £61m carl Brian and Family: Property and Construction Rowan Atkinson: Entertainment, 681=, £60m Lord and Apurv Bagri: Metal Trading, 681=, £60m Rowan Atkinson: Entertainment, 681=, £60m George Davies: Fashion, 681=, £60m Stuart Balmforth: airlines, 681=, £60m Keith Barwell: Newspapers and security, 681=, £60m Gordon Baxter and Family: food production, 681=, £60m David Blackburn: Car Sales, 681=, £60m Carl Carlsen: Oil Trading, 681=, £60m Victor Cracknell and Family: Food distribution, 681=, £60m Nicholas Cross Pharmaceuticals, 681=, £60m Geogre Davies: Fashion, 681=, £60m Edelin Davis and Family: Construction, 681=, £60m Michael Dawson: Alarm Systems, 681=, £60m Peter Dawson and Family: Truck Rental, 681=, £60m John Deer: Industry, 681=, £60m Guy East: films See panel right, 681=, £60m Geoffrey Elliott: Pharmaceuticals, 681=, £60m Jonathan Elvidge: Retailling, 681=, £60m Robin Faccenda and Family: Poultry, 681=, £60m Matthew Faherty and Family: Property, 681=, £60m Guy East: Films, 681=, £60m Nigel Singlair: Films, 681=, £60m Pat Fitzpatrick and Family: Construction, 681=, £60m Robert Fleming: Electronics, 681=, £60m Duncan Fletcher and Family: Electrical contracting, 681=, £60m Nicola Foulston and Family: Racing circuits and inheritance, 681=, £60m Arnold Fulton Umbrellas: See Panel on Page 76, 681=, £60m Michael Gerson and Family: Finance, 681=, £60m Michael Green: Broadcasting, 681=, £60m Eric Grove: Construction, 681=, £60m John Guthrie: Property, 681=, £60m John Hales and Famly: Soft toys, 681=, £60m Henry Heffer and Family: Meat, 681=, £60m Andrew Hobbs: Retailing, 681=, £60m David Irlam and Family: Transport, 681=, £60m David Johnson: Cutlery, 681=, £60m John Kennedy and Family: Property, 681=, £60m Ian Laing: pharmaceuticals, 681=, £60m David Lewis and Family: Property, 681=, £60m Dan Mccauley: property and engineering, 681=, £60m Tommy Mcnicholas and Family: Civil Engineering, 681=, £60m Arnold Fulton: Umbrellas, 681=, £60m Michael Marshall and Family: Industry, 681=, £60m Christopher Matthews: Internet Services, 681=, £60m George Michael: Pop music, 681=, £60m Giuseppe Modiano and Family Wool, 681=, £60m Andrew Morris and Family: Exhibitions, 681=, £60m David Howard and Family: Finance, 681=, £60m Rickard Hunting and Family: Business Services, 681=, £60m Bryan Morrison: Pop music and polo, 681=, £60m Christopher Ondaatje: Finance and Publishing, 681=, £60m David Pandley and Family: Food production, 681=, £60m Jimmy Page: Pop music, 681=, £60m Robert Plant: Pop music, 681=, £60m Dr David Potter: Computers, 681=, £60m Maurice Segal and Family: Hotels, 681=, £60m Peter Shalson: Coat Hangers and property, 681=, £60m Roger and Roddy Shashoua: Exhibitions, 681=, £60m Lord Sherfield: Art, 681=, £60m Michael Green: Broadcasting, 681=, £60m Inscape Dame Stephanie Shirley: Computers, 681=, £60m Nigel Singlair: Films see panel on page 75, 681=, £60m Edward and William Stobart: Haulago, 681=, £60m Christopher Taylor and Family: Pharmaceuticals, 681=, £60m Rashid Tayub: Cash and Carry, 681=, £60m patrick Teague and Family: Construction, 681=, £60m Stephen Thomas Software, 681=, £60m Matthew Thomson and Family: Printing, 681=, £60m Nicholas Van Hoogstraten: Property and Farming , 595=, £60m Roger Wickens and Family: Property, 681=, £60m Nicholas Van Hoogstraten: Property and farming, 681=, £60m Peter Wilson: Publishing, 681=, £60m Giles Wontner and Family: Hotels, 681=, £60m John Woodward Leisure, 681=, £60m Alastair Dunn and Family: Car Sales, 664=, £59m Bernard Holmes: Transport and Property, 664=, £59m David Pearl: property, 664=, £59m Peter Shalson: Coat Hangers and property, 681=, £60m Rafi Razzak and Family: Computer, 664=, £59m Philip Sheppard and Family: scrap metal, 664=, £59m Keith Bradshaw and Family: Nursing homes and car sales, 669=, £58m Charles and Mary Dobson: Sign-making, 669=, £58m The Music Millionaries James Hull: Dental Services, 669=, £58m Ian McGlinn: Cosmetics and Hotels, 669=, £58m Dr Peter Sowerby and Family: Software, 669=, £59m Michael Brinton and Family: Carpets, 674=, £57m Elizabath Tompkins: Inheritance, 674=, £57m Neil Ashley: Business Services, 676=, £56m John Bigwood and Family: Food Distribution, 676=, £56m Dr Paul Drayson and Family: Pharmaceuticals, 676=, £56m John Marston and Family: Hotels, 676=, £56m Ray Ball: Industry, 681=, £55m Paul Barry-Walsh: Computers and Internet Services, 681=, £55m The Duck of Buccleuch Land, 681=, £55m Serge Crasnlanski: Photo Booths, 681=, £55m Alexander Badenoch: Recruitment Services, 676=, £56m Tom Bloxham: Property See Panel Right, 681=, £55m John Dunson and Family: Property, 681=, £55m Richard Farleigh: Finance, 681=, £55m Lord Gavron: Printing, 681=, £55m Clive Jacobs: Car Rental, 681=, £55m Lord Jacobs and Family: Driving School, 681=, £55m Peter Levy and Family: Property, 681=, £55m John McCarthy: Construction, 681=, £55m Gerry Manson and Family: Business Services, 681=, £55m Brian May: Pop Music, 681=, £55m Stewart Newton and Family: Finance, 681=, £55m Leo Noe and Family: Property, 681=, £55m Tom Bloxham: Property, 681=, £55m Paul Leach and Family: Construction, 681=, £55m Nigel Raine and Family: Dairy Products, 681=, £55m Sam Rayner and Family: Kitchenware, 681=, £55m David and Luisa Scacchetti: Nursery Products, 681=, £55m Bharat Shah and Family: Pharmaceuticals, 681=, £55m Christopher Sharples: Software and Information, 681=, £55m Denys Shortt and Family: Household Goods and Toiletries, 681=, £55m Rod Stewart: Pop Music, 681=, £55m Lan Suttie: Oil Services, 681=, £55m Robin Tomkins and Family: Products, 681=, £55m Alexander Turner and Family: Engineering, 681=, £55m Eddie Davies: Thermostats, 713=, £53m John Wardle: Sportswear, 681=, £55m Jean Aucott and Family: Inheritance, 709=, £55m Christopher Mack and Family: Food Production, 709=, £54m Harold Montgomery and Family: Car Sales and Baulage, 709=, £54m Tim Radford: Telecommunications, 709=, £54m Sir Ronnie Cohen: Finance, 713=, £53m Eddie Davies: Thermostats, 713=, £53m John Guest and Family: Engineering, 713=, £53m Andrew Page: Car Parts, 713=, £53m Howard Simons and Family: picture frames, 713=, £53m John Taylor: thermostals, 713=, £53m Nigel Timmis and Family: family and construction, 713=, £53m Mike Bell: Property, 720=, £52m Lady Brown: Inheritance, 720=, £52m Rod Stewart: Pop Music, 681=, £55m Alan Wiseman and Family: Milk Production, 720=, £52m David Carr: finance, 720=, £52m Peter and John Clarke: Beds, 720=, £52m Michael Connolly and Family: Construction, 720=, £52m Simon Draper: Pop music, 720=, £52m Neil Franklin: Ractuitment Services, 720=, £52m Graham Hazell: finance, 720=, £52m Dr Jan Hruska: Software, 720=, £52m Patrick Hungerford and Family: Property, 720=, £52m William Ives and Family: Steel, 720=, £52m Dr Peter Lammer: Software, 720=, £52m Peter Orton: Entertainment, 720=, £52m Malcolm Pearce and Family: Publishing, 720=, £52m John Robinson: Finance, 720=, £52m Tony Smith: Pop music, 720=, £52m Ivan Twigden: Construction, 720=, £52m David Richards: Engineering and motor sport, 740=, £51m Glyn Watkin Jones and Family: Construction, 720=, £52m Graham Williams: Business Services, 720=, £52m Alan Wiseman and Family: Milk Production, 720=, £52m Dr Jacques Gonella: Pharmaceuticals, 740=, £51m John Harry and Family: Scrap Metal, 740=, £51m Simon Hessel: Software, 740=, £51m Hugh Irvine and Family: Food Production, 740=, £51m Dr Drew Nelson: Semiconductors, 740=, £51m Denis O'Neill, 740=, £51m Arif Patel and Family: Socks and property, 740=, £51m Diljit Rana and Family: Property and hotels, 740=, £51m William Rankin and Family: Car sales and property, 740=, £51m David Richards: Engineering and motor sport, 740=, £51m Dr Mike Scott: Semiconductors, 740=, £51m Wealth by region 100 richest young people 100 wealthiest women Scotland's richest 100 Ireland's richest 100 Ireland's richest 100 Index to richest 1,000 The richest 1,000 people in Britain, showing their wealth and, after their position in the list and the page where their entry appears Rules of engagement Inscape Inscape Contents MG 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