News from 03/04/2005
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Adrian Hill, Sally Brock, Allan Palmer, Professor Gideon Garter, Lucinda Lambton, Ed Owen, Meena Pathak, Barry Kane, Alastair McCall, Will Alsop, Neil Wormald, Henry Engelhardt, Emma smith, Mark Makepeace, Dominic Bradbury, Charles Murray, Martin James, Pope John Paul, Rosie Millard, Marle Colvin, John Mortimer, David Hewson, Kamil Tchorek, Barry Howcombe, H Cameron Barnes, Hugh Canning, Andrew Stone, Camilla Hagen, Ed Mayo, Sarah Dempster, Gabriella Fulda, Peter Kellner, Elizabeth Clarke, Tom Burke, Ringo Starr, Martin Taylor, Nicola Bannister, Ali Rifat, Kint, Giles Hattersley, Shelley Von Strunckel, Christopher Morgan, Peter O'reilly, Robbie Hudson, Emma Smith, David Binnie, Nick Rennison, Robert Ballantyne, Bryan Appleyard, John Elliott, P N, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, Geraldine Stratford, Sir Cameron MacKintosh, Dan Box, Stephen Hoare, Lord Brocket, Matthew Campbell, Michael Glyn, Nick Fielding, Peter Munro, Anna Hodgekiss, Graham Norwood, David Budworth, Christopher Eccleston, M Mahida, Jeffrey Podolsky, Stewart Mitchell, Earl Spencer, Mike Hammond, Sarah Baxter, Elena Yoncheva, Dr L Illis Editor, Jason Dawe, Sian Griffiths, Jonathan Northcroft, John Roberts, Matthew Wall, Roland white, Charles, Matthew Elliott, Chris Gearing, Colin Brennan, William Lewis Business Editor, Andrew Longmore, Chryss Goulandris, Hiroto Abe, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, Andrew Sullivan, Clive Davis, Nicholas Alexander, Joanna David, Tristram Hunt, Sir Alan Sugar, Stuart Barnes, Peter Jones, Victoria Segal, Edward Porter, Phil Spencer, Howard Clark, Jeanette Winterson, Daniel Johnson, Jeff Potter, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Andrew Thomas, Brendan Bourne, Robin Scott-Elliot, D Wild, Steve Boyd, Sue Fox, John Follain, Richard Brooks, Stuart Andrews, David Leppard, Lord Saatchi, Sir Tony O'Reilly, Lois Rogers, Alan Combes, Bryan Owram, David Cracknell, Tim, Diana Wright, Alice Douglas, Barry Flatman, Andrew Neil, Natalie Graham, Stephen Armstrong, Bethan Cole, Ray Hutton, M E, Fay Weldon, Dileep Premachandran, Michael Moritz, A A Gill, F Glasgow, Brian Glanville, David Sumner Smith, Jeremy Langmead, Daniel Emery, Nigel Powell, Lucy Neville-Rolfe Corporate and Legal Affairs Director, Brian Doogan, Ben Dowell, John Aizlewood, John Cornwell, Jeremy Lazell, Fanny Sunesson, Jonathan Futrell, Hugh Pearman, S Dickson, Rachel De Thame, Richard Lewis, Helen Stewart, John Dugdale, Hendry, Vittorio Merloni Chairman, William Kay, Barbara Hall, Ricky Gervais, Rob Hughes, John Peter, William Morris, Ivo Tennant, David Smith, Carol Homden, Nick Pitt, Tom Walker, Dipesh Gadher Transport Correspondent, Stephen Marks, Adrian Furnham, Jenny Kastner, H C, Annabel Karmel, Hugh Mcllvanney, Stewart Lee, Peter Conradi, Michael Portillo, Patricia Nicol, Richard Fletcher, Charlie Higson, David Walsh Chief Sports Writer, Sarah-Kate Templeton, Paul Owen, Sami Joseph, Paul Kimmage, Chris Woodhead, Naomi Hiller, Daniel McLaughlin, Mark Edwards, Rachel Bridge, Susan Clark, Glenda Cooper, John Paul, John O'Connor, David Baddiel, Jonathan King, Michael Gambon, Raymond Keene, Zoe Brennan, Waldemar Januszezak, Meera Syal, Stephen Bleach, Louise Armitstead, Nick Cain, Trevor Lewis, Robert Edwarda, Victoria O'brien, Roland White, Abul Taher, Amrit Dhillon, Richard Rae, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, David Varney, Michael Sheridan, Philip Beresford, John Waples, Hunter Davies, Mike Rake, Andrew Lycett, Simon Jenkins, Stephen Pettitt, Jack Baber, Andrew Frankel, Joe Lovejoy, Toni Mascolo, Dan Cairns, Manish Agarwal, David Smith Economics Editor, Chris Feetenby, K Goodwin, Simon Howard, Dominic Rushe, Karen Robinson, Chris Hutchens, Dan Cruickshank, Russ Dewar, Fred Redwood, Sir Ludovic Kennedy, Abe Hayeem, Helen Davies, George Plant, Christopher Somerville, Frank Whitford, Nicolette Jones, Kathryn Cooper, Martin Brundle, Nick Skelton, Andrew Porter, Tony Allen-Mills, Simon Wilde, Michael Douglas, Ariel Leve, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, David Dougill, Frank Graham, Dara O'Briain, Rob Maul, Paul Forsyth, Nick Johnson, Philip Smith, Nick Middleton, Bob Walker, Ben Hogan, David Stow, Wendy Sloane, Paul Parker, Greg Struthers, Jon Lee Anderson, Mark Green, Ed Hughies, Jasper Gerard, Paul Driver, Johnny Shentall, Ian Hawkey, Kit Kemp, Mark Mudie, Hans Rausing, Gordon Potter, Judi Bevan, Phil Baker, Christina Lamb, Cosmo Landesman, Peter Hall, Helen Hawkins, Dominic O'Connell, Adrienne Connors, Caroline Donald, Francesca Anslow, Colin McDowell, Ron Clarke, Jenny Bromage, Shane Watson, Ros Beck, Hilary Spurling, Valerie Singleton, John Harlow, Mark Kleinman, Nick Laird, Charles Saatchi, David Newbery, Deirdre Fernand, Jessica Bown, Natalia Marshall, Sally Kinnes, Naomi Caine, Minette Marrin, George Davis, Andrew Davidson, Pete Oliver, John Alzlewood, Janie Omorogbe, Emma Sanchez, Matthew Goodman, India Knight, Dom Castle, Cindy Crawford,
ResumoContents Don't Weep for Me Pope John Paul II: 1920-2005 British Airways Campaign starts as Blair declares May 5 polling day The Sunday Times Among his friends, relief that the suffering is over Faithful bid last farewell to a pope who changed the Radical Brazilian cardinal leads succession race The Rivals Contents Flymonarch 'One of the greatest men of the last century' World Reaction Last messages from the brink of death Final Hours Multiyork Funeral creates dilemma for Charles Polish vigil at the church he went to as child The Homeland Scissors back on planes as terror rules are relaxed Flybe A1-Qaeda lures middle classes to join its ranks Top Tory in African contract inquiry Insight Abortion clinics back cut to a 20-week limit Citroen 'Healthy' chicken piles on the fat Multiple Display Advertising Items Shark Threat Official: Camilla to become Princess of Wales Ooh matron, this is a new breed of nurse Elton leads the great Rich List giveaway Contents Cars face £1.30 a mile toll within the M25 Stars get parties to give a day to poverty 'Cover-up' row on report clearing Annan BT Staff shortages let migrants enter Britain Bahamas silent over boy's death Intel Walkers to get beach freedom Labour calls up dissident Cook Sky Latest poll predicts Blair majority of 70 Tory inroads could leave a weakened Blair open to backbench rebellions, says Peter Kellner Fresh claims of post vote fraud Death of a Titan He will be remembered as John Paul the Great, a strong leader with a global reach. But, says Vatican expert John Cornwell he leaves the Catholic church in some peril Prudential An enemy of communism but in friend of capitalism Tiscali Man of the People He Preached Freedom. . . With Absolute Rule The Global Flock of the Most Travelled Pope in History The Tensions 'Bishop of Gatwick and the panzer cardinal' prepare for nine days of mourning—and the horsetrading of votes Christopher Morgan on the factions that will be fighting for the papal throne Electing a New Pope The Moral Voice On the Shortlist for the Succession Was Kremlin behind plot to kill the Pope? Liberals and conservatives clash over future His role in destroying Evil Empire John Paul II-a tough statesman who refused to appease the Soviet Union, writes John Cornwell A Life in Pictures HSBC Electoral reality begins Don't leave it too late! A hard act to follow Finding good MPs beats firing dodgy ones Picture Gallery New evils for old: a church must now renew its battle War reporter Simpson finds peace and tax perks in Ireland Who should happen to be passing the television cameras Redwood's former wife stirs it up by exposing his views on fellow Tories Atticvs Even Blunkett's dog finds an excuse to run from him Atticvs Is there no stopping the strange cult of Boris Johnson Atticvs School meal choice is the last thing children need Let's hope the Blairs don't bump into the film director Atticvs Who says economists are dull and stuffy? Ed Balls, … Atticvs Many People have been fondly recalling meetings with Atticvs Mortgages for Business Turn off the benefits tap Mitsubishi Motors An outmoded idea that beggars belief Vote Catching Obscene apartheid Points Birthdays Letters to: The Sunday Times, 1 Pennington Street, … Who does he think he is anyway? Profile An age-old moral lifeline out of the Terri Schiavo torment Brittany Ferries India's new rich go on spending spree Chettenham & Gloucester Costa gangs hit UK tourists Fury grows at Mugabe's rigged poll Opposition in election day fight with ghost voters and lockouts Multiple Display Advertising Items Nureyev's disciple in court over sex among the ballerin Multiple Display Advertising Items La France, do you want to turn British? Army death squads roam tsunami coast Multiple Display Advertising Items Iran offers cash for bombs to break Palestinian truce Close shaves kill Iraqi barbers Southern revolt on the ascent of Hillary Schiavo case exposes split in Republicans Smart New York kids chew on Mandarin Sarah Baxter New York Last dramatic act at La Scala for maestro Muti Serbian death riddle of son of top British rights lawyer The happier Americans get the more therapy they need Multiple Display Advertising Items Today's weather Takes You Miles Away in Seconds Missing Kirsty found safe News in Brief Sainsbury's scare Belgrano files to be released this week Harbour death Tory plan to keep artworks in Britain Two tickets share £5.2m Lotto jackpot Death of suspect Rock star recovers Wake up quick, Charles—you have it so easy They are querulous parasites wasting workless lives … The Times Pop studies for simple minds Greater love hath no woman than griping A boy of 12 rapes a teacher Nokia Contents Bmi Contents Bowyer and Dyer sent off for pitch punch-up Henry treble lifts Arsenal Perry makes Pearce rue wasted chances Unlikely hero Biscan breaks the deadlock Dowie feels pain of loss Newcastle's day of shame Feuding pair 'deeply sorry' United in need of Ruud health Old boy Burchill on target as Hearts shock Celtic Scottish round-up Rooney makes a world of difference for England The Manchester United striker can make a huge impression in Germany, but there are still areas of concern Black Cats thank Brown Chelsea ease to 13-point lead Subaru Pennant revels in freedom of St Andrews Kilbane's conquering heart The Irishman epitomises the revival at Everton, who today aim to see off West Brom as they push for a European slot The Times Less relish for Berger but battle continues Portsmouth head to Fulham today knowing only a victory will ease their fears of losing Premiership status Blue litmus test The fine may not hurt, but with their manager banned from the sidelines Chelsea will find life hard against Bayern Munich Bayern a familiar threat, says Hargreaves Contents Cole calm before storm The Chelsea star can't choose between the league and Europe, but will be focused on beating Bayern Munich on Wednesday night The Sunday Times The Improbables Liverpool have produced heroics in the Champions League, but it will take a superhuman display on Tuesday to deny juventus Air Berlin Euro Shuttle Hiddink Spurs on dark horses PSV When the Dutch side meet Lyon on Tuesday, both teams will be shooting for glory and PSV have a genuine change of grabbing it Fans aim to heal wounds Agonising memories of Heysel mean there is far more at stake for Liverpool than the result of the showdown with the glants of Turin He's the Milan legend who changed his stripes to the … It hasn't been a happy hunting ground for him in the past, but Fabio Capello loves the theatre that is Anfield Inter must plug gaps to prevent Milan's Progress Recent form points to only one possible winner when two Italian giants meet on European business on Wednesday Barclays Premiership Coca-Cola Championship League One League Two Pools Nationwide Conference Scotland Other Football Fixtures Political Football The action is unlikey to be confined to the pitch when right-leaning Lazio take on Livorno, for whom Che Guevara is an idol From pitch to stump: five football politicos Chelsea old boys cash in Football Shorts Away day 1 Away day 2 Arsenal stadium mystery Playing chicken Polish fans stop game to pray for Pope Quote of the week Football tales from the tabs. . The Sunday Times Bent dents Derby promotion hopes Veteran Hammer takes acclaim Stearman knocks battling Lions aside Plucky Blades stay on course Coca-Cola Championship Wolves still lacking teeth Veteran lifts Adams Late goal saves Gills Sodje strike sends Stockport down Owls lose their way Tony Galento The top 10 Worst sporting predictions Alan Hansen David Campese The Sunday Times Ally MacLeod Muhammad Ali Book of the week Masters of the Baize, by Luke Williams and paul Gadsby, Mainstream, hb, £15.99 Alan Smith Kevin Keegan Hal Sutton Tony Greig Eamon Dunphy DVD of the week Cape Crusaders Green Umbrella, £16.99 60 seconds in sport With leading showjumper Nick Skelton on the eve of the British Open Fans lap up proper contest The rule changes have done the trick and Formula One benefits as some new faces get their chance to shine Ferrari turn up heat After victories in Australia and Malaysia, Renault are flying high—but Michael Schumacher is sure to be back in the picture today Life assurance The bag lady The Big Interview: Fanny Sunesson Every golf fan knows her face, but not her remarkable story. Paul Kimmage on the queen of caddies 'Howard Clark really lost it one day The Fanny Sunesson story Same uniform, another breed It is just 22 years since players at Augusta were first allowed to use their own caddies. Before that, the men on the bags were locals—and a breed apart Falcons flounder as Stade run riot Sale inch closer to final The Sunday Times Stimpson keeps Leeds in touch Rampant Tigers shatter Leicester The Sunday Times Back to his best and ready for the Lions The Leicester flanker's never-say-die attitude against Leinder will have made the selectors sit up and take notice Heineken Cup Power Serge His face a map of scars, French rugby's hard man has a pivotal role as Biarritz host Munster today Powergen Wounded pride There will be some big names missing when Sir Clive Woodward reveals his eagerly awaited squad to take on the All Blacks Signings weaken Worcester's loyalty card Ambition is one thing, but Worcester's big-money recruits are a slap in the face for those who first raised the bar Missing in action: the men who may not be on the plane to New Zealand in the summer VU Limited Wood wants fewer Lions The former Lions hooker says taking such a huge squad to New Zealand Could Backfire on the tourists Left in the dust as big guns drive off into the distance The secret diary of Nicholas Alexander Faldo Collision of the giants No matter who wins at Augusta, it is a certainty that the course will push the finet players on the planet to breaking point Clijster's rapid Return The Belgian completes a glorious comeback from wrist surgery, beating Maria Sharapova 6-3 7-5 to land the Nasdaq Open Big-hitter Nadal aims for an upset The Spanish teenager has beaten Roger Federer, but the world No 1 is in the form of his life ahead of today's Nasdaq-100 Open final Masters Series, men's final Roger Federal v Rafeal The Sunday Times Sport calendar 2005 update Burrow hits the heights Powergen Challenge Cup Saints' best is yet to come, says Wellens As the Challenge Cup holders take on Huddersfield Giants today, the Great Britain full-back reckons his fearless team can go all the way Featherstone fuelled by history Huddersfield Giants v St Helens Keeping up the pace Jon Lewis has become one of the most prolific wicket-takers in England, and it could yet earn him an Ahses call-up Windies thrive without Lara A depleted West Indies side continue to surprise by tightening their grip on the opening Test aginst South Africa in Guyana, writes Robin Scott-Elliot With all their big guns gone Sachin's golden arm After the failed with the bat, the little Master's five wickets tore pakistan's one-day line-up apart Ed Giddins, below England's dependable seamers Richard Johnson James Kirtley Martin Bicknell, below Results round-up Today's racing Fixtures Ding completes whitewash to set up Hendry final Sports round-up Rugby Union Olympics Superbikes Rugby League Fixtures Golf Cycling Badminton Hockey Racing Tennis This Week Buying into Aintree dream Amateur David Dunsdon is preparing for his Grand National debut on Joly Bey, the £240,000 horse given to him by his father Winston finds Gold on road to redemption Sir Michael Stoute showed his talent with horses and jockeys as Stream Of Gold scored an easy Lincoln win under Robert Winston Latest Grand National betting Contents The Times Caught in time Middlesbrough win the Second Division, 1974 Sport Letters Write to: The Sports Editor (Letters), The Sunday Questions & answers Heroes' Heroes Gary Player, three times a winner of The Masters, on Ben Hogan Multiple Display Advertising Items Sport on TV Don't miss this The Masters, BBC2, 9pm; BBC1, 10.35pm Orange The Sunday Times Doolally defence for Mourinho Save Dunwoody from himself Swinging Beckham Contents Tory peer to scoop £500m jackpot from conferences sale Investors turn guns on Bailey at Compass Standard-bearer Reed Investec Contents Key change: the music of two of the world's leading … Lions Gate roars into Hit battle Steering Renault to better times Special Report Carios Ghosn tells Dominic O'connell in Tokyo how he plans to accelerate French firm's revival 16 pages of business Multiple Display Advertising Items Red tape burden still growing Directors turn on US bank boss Talks to bring insurance transparency Pole position. . . Codemasters, Europe's largest independent … Contents Oil rise unlikely to fuel increase in interest rates Business Digest Barclays set to get go-ahead for Absa Times Online Fortune sizes up Euro drink targets Lansdowne has appetite for bite at 'undervalued' Tesco British Gas hots up direct selling Feeling the pain at Champneys South West England Neutron Jack (and the wife) tell it like it is Keep a close eye on the undeserving fat cats Labour's record under a cloud Down the Tube United we fall Europe's spats with US bode ill for free trade Fighting Fit Britain's top bosses are increasingly turning to fitness experts to help them survive their gruelling schedules. Boxing, swimming and running all play their part in the latest boardroom obsession But Some Bosses Just Want to Have Fun Scandal casts a shadow over the sage of Omaha An Insurance deal threatens to tarnish investment guru Warren Buffett's reputation, writes Dominic Rushe from New York Multiple Display Advertising Items March of the mega-deals Multiple Display Advertising Items Italy's politest billionaire turns up the heat Indesit chairman Vittorio Merloni bought Hotpoint to make his company a top contender. Next he wants to overtake Bosch and Electrolux First to bring broadband internet to your seat Grumpy old men gunning for Morgan Stanley boss A very public bust-up has rocked the Wall Street investment bank Lufthansa Multiple Display Advertising Items DTI team plead with Chinese to save MG Rover The government is frantic for a solution to safeguard jobs before it calls the general election Sunderland banks on acrossover revoltion The Sunday Times Enjoying more than a measure of success Judgment Day: Should You by Shares in Rensihaw? OFT moves on stock exchange bids Business on the Box The Week Ahead Quote of the Week World share markets Data bank Major share movements UK economy at a glance Top 200 companies Indicator of the week Interest rates/Bonds Currencies Commodities Packaging king thought outside corporate box How I Made It Buyout leaves debts behind The Business Doctor Pitfalls of Staff Awards For previous answers on today's topics and related … Kingston Smith Bridging the equity gap still a headache for small firms Investors are getting more choosy, but Rachel Bridge and Andrew Stone explain that there are still funding options out there Todd Enterprises Pick-up point is so convenient Back on Track How Davis lost the Sainsbury throne A new book by Judi Bevan provides an insight into Sir Peter Davis's last months at the troubled retailer and how colleagues and shareholders turned on him British Airways Marathon man sprints ahead Buying a telecoms company, expanding across Europe and floating it—all within 18 months. Are Giles Redpath's plans too ambitious? What the Experts Say The Sunday Times Microsoft Progress Report Vodafone Oracle skipper's sail of century Prufrock Hotshot is a snap bidder Prufrock When it emerged last week that Orange, the mobile-phone Prufrock Peace brokers Prufrock A distinct lack of elevation for Lara Croft Inside the City Prufrock Somerfield Prufrock Online Extra Market Mole Prufrock Contents The Seven Wonders of Britain The hunt is on for the Seven Wonders of the Modern World — but nothing British is in the running. We asked the arts experts for their pick of our own home-grown marvels Durham Cathedral Proposed by Simon Jenkins, columnist, author and former deputy chairman of English Heritage. His books include England's Thousand Best Churches Hertz Rushton Triangular Lodge, Northants Travel Watch Good Gear Guide Wildlife Binoculars Ribblehead Viaduct, N Yorks Clubs Forth Bridge Edinburgh Reversible Jacket Angel of the North, Tyne & Wear The M1 Motorway Satellite Navigation Hand Cleanser An Turas Tiree, Hebrides Attack of the killer cliff bees Nick Middleton goes to new extremes with the honey hunters of the Himalayas Multiple Display Advertising Items Will there be another quake? Holiday money Multiple Display Advertising Items Bette Midler is currently on the Sydney leg of her … High adventure for skiers Bargains of the week Rabies in Germany Two tourists have been stabbed in Cairo after kissing Where was I? 'Don't drink Ryanair water' Darling, I'm on the plane Faking it with the panties princess Andrea knew Russ Dewar was trying it on, but she was taking it off all the same Multiple Display Advertising Items Little gems from the big boys The mass-market tour operators now offer some superb small hotels says Stephen Bleach Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's Andrew Thomas, as he learns to paraglide off the crest of Europe's highest sand dune Walt Disney World Resort Is paragliding safe? First in the queue for direct scheduled flights to Havana, Cuba, from £599 Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Child's play: it's the Would you leave your children in the care of a stranger? Stephen Bleach and Molly, 2, take the plunge; and right, we assess best clubs for kids Jeans and joannas at the castle Put your feet up: this is not fort for formality, says Christopher Somerville Pick of the clubs Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items My hols Sumo is sensational, but surfing is an Irish joke for comedian Dara O'Briain Multiple Display Advertising Items Win a luxurious long weekend for two in northern Italy, with Kirker Holidays The competition Contents Radisson Contents Petulant Prince Charies's hissy fit on the slopes shows him in his true colours, a man failing to engage with the modern world, says historian Tristram Hunt Why won't they talk about real life? Politicians have got the wrong idea about what people care about, says Andrew Neil, and they will pay for it in the election Petulant Prince Debt juggling, the new middle-class addiction Rosie Millard owes £40,000 on her credit cards—being an Impoverished Professional has become a way of life, she says I stood by while my wife starved herself to death On the eve of a Lords report into assisted dying, Sarah-Kate Templeton meets a man whose wife took a drastic way out Transport This stupid sex myth Let them tell us the naked truth about sax Mattew Elliott is backing an attempt to make MPs state clearly where they stand on ever-increasing taxes by taking the pledge Give us a break, Your Greatness I know just how Oscar Wilde felt Interview Off drugs and into booze. . . but oh, did we lose our cool Royal Mail The advantages of social apartheid US experience shows Britain what to do with its underclass—get it off the streets, says Charles Murray The Sunday Times crossword Multiple Display Advertising Items So what would you have done? Linda Walker has paid a high price for tackling anarchy on her doorstep, says Glenda Cooper Domestos Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cleaning up after the drug mules A new film has made a star of Orlando Tobon, a man with a messy job, says Sarah Baxter Multiple Classified Advertising Items Diplobrats live life on the edge The UN jet-set world of Kojo Annan, son of the beleaguered Kofi, is one beset with temptation, says Giles Hattersley Multiple Display Advertising Items Giving up the pitch battle Junior football is now too stressful for many referees—and it's professional footballers and aggressive parents who are to blame, says Sian Griffiths Teach facts not twaddle Chris Woodhead, who has been asked by the Tories to review the national curriculum, says it's a complete mess Multiple Display Advertising Items Latin has become a luxury subject Take your DIY plans for a virtual test-drive Hewlett-Packard Development Company Learn how It's Done Call in the Pros See how It Looks Nigel Powell answers your techie queries Don't panic Design It Yourself Find the Right Colours Half-Baked Dream Gizmos to ease your working day 'Martini media' are changing the way we do business. Four professionals tell Stewart Mitchell how mobile gadgets save effoet The surveyor Software that juggles life's demands Soundling off The IT consultant The marketing exec RIO Winners Winner's Dinners Too much noise, the right sized chef, not enough cutlery Queen Kate of the slopes Shock exchange The tabloid week This Life The Sun I'm Far Too Glam to Be Pam! People of the Week Please Miss, Can we Have Some More? No More Mars, Galaxy or Milky Way The Guardian: Johnie Cochran Last word The Times: Akira Yoshizawa Winner's Letters Talking Heads Nick Newman's Week Contents Don't bank on cover for online fraud Small print means account holders could lose out if they fall prey to internet con artists Improve your internet security House price plunge News in Brief Contents Bankruptcy relief First quarter gain for the Footsie Fidelity Multiple Display Advertising Items Question of Money The seven dismal sins of Lloyds' call centres Director gives new Pru chief a £150,000 vote of confidence Directors' Deals Contents Why the stock markets prefer Tory victories History suggests a Labour win will lead to a dip in equities, but some firms could still thrive Your last chance to decide where to invest this year's Isa With the deadline looming, savers must choose whether to gamble on shares or go for the safety of cash Fundsnetwork. co. uk Contents Tesco Free cash machines look set to remain an endangered species Comment Multiple Display Advertising Items Sackings are good news for investors in trusts After years of delivring mediocre returns, investment trust managers are finally being replaced, writes Kathryn Cooper Split Opinion Thousands more could face flood misery You may be able to apply for help to pay for DIY defences, but many homes will stay uninsurable Multiple Display Advertising Items Famous for 15 minutes in Pounstretcher Mean with Money Multiple Display Advertising Items Islamic banking set to boom Banks are rushing to launch products that comply with sharia—and some may prove attractive to non-Muslims Sharia Savings Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Cheap Credit Cards Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Windfall Shares Factfile Spoilt for choice in the race to beat Isa deadline Multiple Display Advertising Items Sister act pays off Royally for TV num Linda Armstrong takes a far from ascetic attitude to the money she earms as a successful actress Invesco Perpetual Foreign currency loans may come home to roost Canny homebuyers have been enjoying low US interest rates but experts warn there are big risks Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Fortune hunters eye up Bimbos Buy-in management buy-outs offer great returns to investors. But they can also go badly wrong, warns David Sumner Smith Multiple Display Advertising Items Bimbo Workshop Pub Boss who Loves a Challenge It's not just money that makes the world go round Multiple Display Advertising Items A helpline for those 'life crises' The public sector is leading the way in introducing employee-assistance programmes, reports Seephen Hoare Multiple Display Advertising Items Coping with consultants Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Tardis Tales! News A Cinderella Story Bubbly Company Scooby-Doo! in It's Always Feral Weather Royal Note Clear Skies Silent Ride The Simpsons Buzz Most Requested Skating Star Former pop star Johnny Shentall talks about life on the road—and on wheels—in the Starlilght Express UK tour . . . Pop File Teenagent Read our exclusive extract from Ark Angel—the sixth book in Anthony Horowitzs Alex Rider series Spy Maker The Amazing Story of Adolphus Tips by Michael Morpurgo (Collins, £10.99) Book Mark Let's Go Tolegoland Squirt Fans utd Jarvis Robot Crusoe Quick Fire Get Yourself Connected Puzzle Zone Bless this Mess F-Mail Puzzle Zone Answers Competitions Mascot Winner Funday times Contents Inside this Week Contents Safety drive silence police sirens Up to Speed Clooney goes green with a Tango Mercedes calls back 1.3m cars Cars on TV Long and winding roads preferred Sadie Frost Me and my Motors On her CD Changer Hidden tests for 'mileage tax' The government is conducting trials for a national system of road charging that could see drivers paying up to £1.40 a mile, reveals Emma Smith Beau Geste on wheels Here' what really did with the bodies Some said he had buried the cars in a lake or under a golf course. They were wrong. For the first time, Lord Brocket reveals how he disposed of four classic motors for his £4.5m insurance scam Dunlop Saab Approved Quad Bike Fit for the Road Ingear the Stuff of Motoring Dreams Warning: This Speed Camera Alert is Legal The Knowledge Aluminium Body Frames All you wanted to know about cars but were afraid to ask Seatbelt-Free Child Safety Bentley BMW BMW Multiple Display Advertising Items Used Car: Porsche 944 The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jeremy Clarkson Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Reader Rescue A New Series for Readers who Can't Decide what Car to Buy The Challenge Find a sports car to delight a loyal wife on her birthday Budget Around £25,000 If you are in adilemma over what to buy and would like Multiple Display Advertising Items Wrestling with the biggest brute around Janie Omorogbe Vital Statistics The Sunday Times Letters Multiple Classified Advertising Items Car Clinic Your Motoring Problems Solved Deal of the Week Times Online Diamond My First Crash Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Porsche Contents Inside How Much? Moving Pumping Station, near South Walsham, Norfolk, £5,000 Bloomsbury days Joanna David was no rebel in her Swinging Sixties flat, but she did wear Biba and Listen to Bob Dylan Design Classics William Morris fabrics From the Thames to the Tyne House Hunter Relocating from London to the Northeast, the Martindales are looking for a new home in a pleasant, village-like area, in easy reach of Newcastle city centre Spencer's Selection: The Likely Candidates Antler Homes Here's one I lived After 42 years, Valerie Singleton is leaving her Chelsea home. She recalls the parties, the boyfriends, and explains why she never wanted to move Octacon Queenly splendour: £3m Houses of the week Under the hammer: £200,000 Homes & Property Pretty in pink: £425,000 Knight Frank From wreck to wonder In 1998, Alice Douglas bought a near-derelict Welsh chapel for £54,000. She thought she'd do it up for £80,000 — and has now spent three times that much. But the sweat and tears are finally paying off Charles Church Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items East Sussex: £1.625m Looking for an Arts and Crafts home Playing house doctor The accidental landlord Surrey: £460,000 Edinburgh: £895,000 Jackson-Stops & Staff Three into one A Hampstead couple has spent more than £2.6m converting three dilapidated Victorian flats back into an ultra-contemporary family home, now worth about £4m. Wendy Sloane reports Multiple Display Advertising Items Foxtons Foxtons Multiple Display Advertising Items Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward Anscombe & Ringland Multiple Display Advertising Items In tune with the riverside The composer Patrick Hawes was captivated the moment he saw an old boathouse by the Thames, says Fred Redwood Multiple Display Advertising Items A break from the chain gang In the current sluggish market, some homeowners are selling up, moving into rented accommodation — and hoping prices will drop, says Natalia Marshall Desert storm Our fly-to-let expert Peter Conradi visits crane-filled Dubai. Is it a bubble about to burst or a no-loss deal? The Facts Other Options On the Market Multiple Classified Advertising Items Found Property International Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Knight Frank Multiple Display Advertising Items Imagine Liquid assets Developers are now looking to southern England's lost canals as lucrative new sites, says Hugh Pearman The Sunday Times Ready-made curtains used to look like the poor relation of the made-to-order Victoria O'brien pulls together the smartest ready-made curtains around Savills The project Automated gates aren't just for the rich and famous On Call The home How hard is it to get smear-free windows? If you don't have a man in a van, the key bit of kit is a squeegee What's hot for summer Bulbs that flower between June and September can require careful nurturing, but will bring colour to the garden. Get your skates on and plant them now, says Rachel De Thame The Sunday Times Garden Cuttings What to Do this Week Ask the experts Multiple Display Advertising Items Westbury Intero Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Crest Nicholson Multiple Display Advertising Items At her majesty's pleasure Like more humble landlords, the Queen is chasing affluent urban tenants, says Rosie Millard Savills The Market How Much? Multiple Display Advertising Items City Loft Developments Contents Unipart Group of Companies Contents It pays to be responsible As scandals continue to unfold, firms that still ignore their corporate social responsibility are living dangerously, writes Louise Armitstead Business in the Community Corporate ethics travel well Capitalism will survive only if it is socially responsible, particularly when dealing with developing countries. Mike Rake reports FTSE provides benchmarks for best practice The FTSE4 Good index has helped to turn ethical investment from a marginal activity into part of the mainstream, writes Mark Makepeace A sea change that is everyone's business The acidification of the oceans shows climate change is accelerating. Tom Burke challenges companies to plays their part in slowing it down The Japanese have joined in A series of scandals has triggered interest in how to improve management, writes Hiroto Abe Business the Community Keep your head above the water Utilities are in the front line of firms affected by global warming. Andrew Stone reports on how two companie's are taking on climate change Environment Companies Start to Clean up their Acts Government departments give more to community The Public Sector The Inland Revenue is hoping the CSR index will help it achieve new levels of excellence, writes David Varney Camelot Picture Gallery Companies that Count: The Top 100 Get ahead by putting staff first Workplace Bus companies have a severe shortage of drivers. Matthew Wall reports on how two of them are reaching out to staff to increase their satisfaction Firms ignore risk management at their peril Expect the unexpected, as even small mishaps can have far-reaching consequences, writes Matthew Wall KPMG Taking it to the people Community More firms are realising that local people must get something out of them if a good environment for business is to be built. Andrew Stone reports Smarter Ways of Investing in the Community Give consumers the information they need Ed Mayo of the National Consumer Council says handing out more details will allow the public to pick the best providers HBOS plc Even Camelot doesn't gamble with its social responsibil Marketplace The lottery operator should top the list of companies that benefit society — but even this firm fears negative publicity, writes Louise Armitstead Power giant consults Aborigines to keep top project … Serco invests in education HSE Contents Donmar Contents Theatre Dance Classical Summer Here comes Film Pop Art A patriot at heart He's still writing, still angry, but is it a vision of a lost England that drives Harold Pinter, asks Bryan Appleyard The Royal Ballet Double visionaries Dan Cairns meets Tegan and Sara Quin, identical twins with a gift for pure powerpop Asian, but not underground Stephen Armstrong on how Asian musicians have hijacked the mainstream Biteback He's not digging for victory Television The grin reality The Rage in Placid Lake 15,90 mins Rest of the week's films Six Feet under The Ring 2 15,109 mins Be Cool 12A, 120 mins The dying of the Reich Downfall brings the last days of Hitler to life with penetrating realism, says Cosmo Landesman Short Cuts The month Don Carlos Duke of York's Theatre On the up and up There's a new buzz around watercolour painting: look at the number of shows, says Frank Whitford The Singer & Friedlander Competition Skoda Auto States of grace Kobborg and Cojocaru dazzle in the latest Royal Ballet triple bill, says David Dougill Virgin Volkswagen The month The Sunday Times Lovely Evening/In the Blue Theatre 503, Sw11 Rest of the week's theatre Bullet Boy Three Sisters Tobacco Factory, Bristol Rose Bernd Arcola, E8 Gunpowder, treason and plot The RSC revives two Jacobean plays to mark the 400th anniversary of Guy Fawkes's plan By Victoria Segal Multiple Display Advertising Items Classical On record The week's essential new releases Mozart Piano Concerto No 16, Concerto in D major for Violin and Piano, Violin Sonata in G major Daniel Hope (violin), Sebastian Knauer (piano), Camerata Salzburg, cond Roger Norrington Warner Classics 2564 61944-2 Beethoven The Creatures of Prometheus Scottish Chamber Orchestra, cond Charles MacKerras Helios CDH 55196 Britten Classical CD of the week Gyorgy L'vovich Catoire Schoenberg Lindsay Lohan Speak Pop and Jazz Casablanca/ Universal 9864508 Various Artists John Doe British Sea Power Open Season Pop CD of the week Rough Trade Rtradcd200 I Am Kloot Shelagh McDonald The David S Ware Quartets Wayne Shorter Various Artists Get on down New kids in town Lucky to escape with their lives Celebrity piano recitals are really a kind of spectator sport, says Paul Driver The Assassination of Richard Nixon Marcelo Alvarez is stepping into the Big Three tenors' roles, says Hugh Canning Glyndebourne The Sunday Times Say it loud South Africa's 'lost generation' has found a voice, says Patricia Nicol Multiple Display Advertising Items The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy The top arts events of the coming months As You Like It The Peter Hall Company 2005 Glynde-bourne Film The Critical list The Sunday Times top fives Theatre Long players Art Opera Dance Concerts Pop Comedy Hello, cruel world Authority took a bashing at the 50th National Student Drama Festival: the best work was bitingly satirical, says Robert Hewison And the prizes went to Games The Sunday Times Stolen Pc, Ps2, Xbox, £29,99; ages 12 The month Project Snowblind The Iron Giant Warner, U, 83 mins; £12.99 Bob le flambeur/Un Flic Hitch Being Julia Hollywood agenda Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinema The Official Guide of the Society of London Theatre Scenes from the life The Sunday Times A reality check on aid African poverty has been called 'the greatest tragedy of the present civilisation'. Christina Lamb reports on what is being done about it The Sunday Times Children's events Festival time: Sunday, April 10-Sunday, April 17 Read, think and be merry It isn't only readers who like literary gatherings, says John Mortimer. Authors love them, too Letts Not another euphemism We've been burying meaning in mounds of verbiage for years, sighs Fay Weldon, but we're still at it and it's driving her to distraction The Sunday Times Give them fights, cameras, action What children really want from novels, says Charlie Higson, is more spills and thrills The Open University The Sunday Times Starbucks Coffee Discover Borders A Guide to Modern Warsaw Giving voice to verse When you hear a poet's words read aloud, says Andrew Lycett, they come to life in unexpected and entertaining ways The Sunday Times On the danger list Jon Lee Anderson gives an update from the Baghdad front line The Sunday Times Waterstones Trapped in a fictional ghetto If you write a novel with a Jewish theme, says David Baddiel, that doesn't mean it needs to be classified in a special Jewish category Bleedout Joan Brady The Sunday Times The changing face of heroism Lucy Hughes-Hallett says that the men we choose as heroes reveal our attitudes to war Alexlight The Sunday Times WHSmith The Amazing Story of Adolphus Tips The Line of Beauty Paperbacks at Tommy: The British Soldier on the Western Front The Miraculous Fever Tree: The Cure that Changed the World Free World Murder in the Museum Basil D'oliveira Cricket and Controveray: The Untold Story The Letters of Jane Austen The Secret Purposes Stay at a college in the heart of the city—and join us for the annual festival dinner The Sunday Times Picture Gallery The Sunday Times concise crossword No 890 Hardbacks Paperbacks Contents Moving tales Real Story With Fiona Bruce (Monday, BBC1, 7.30pm) Master And Commander—The Far Side Of The World (Saturday, Sky Movies 1,8pm) We do Not The Royal Wedding (Monday-Thursday, C4,7. 55pm) Just the job Who Would Hire You? (Monday, BBC3, 8pm) Week ahead The big matches Champions League (Tuesday, ITV1, ITV2; Wednesday, Sky Sports 1,2) The best of times Dickens In America (Tuesday, BBC4, 8.30pm) The greatest dancer Tango Maestro (Friday, BBC4, 9.05pm) Pick of the week Amazon Abyss Monday-Friday, BBC1, 7pm) Picks of the day Radio Pick of the Day The 1990s revival The Morning After Show (C4,1. 30pm) Modern history The Queen's Castle (BBC1, 8pm) Best melodrama Fingersmith (BBC1, 9pm) Cops in a pickle Midsomer Murders (ITV1, 9pm) Pick of the day The South Bank Show: Cosmic Garden (ITV1, 11.10pm) All the right notes 50 Greatest Comedy Sketches (C4,9pm) Slow detective work Dead Or Alive—The Hunt For Bin Laden (BBC1, 10.15pm) Best profile Michael Jackson's Secret Childhood (VH-1,11pm) Films Critics' choice Pioneer BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day The Club Of Queer Trades (R4,11.30am) Pick of the week Brought to book Page Turners (BBC1, 9.15am) Questions, questions Ask The Family (BBC2, 6.30pm) Moving tales We do Not the Royal Wedding (C4,7.55pm) Just the job Who Would Hire You? (BBC3, 8pm) Venice in peril Casanova (BBC1, 9pm) Pick of the day Kilroy's Week With The Gypsies (C4,8pm) Brief encounter Heartless (ITV1, 9pm) Take the high road Going To Extremes: The Silk Routes—Nepal (C4,9pm) At the death 1945 (UKTV History, 10pm) A matter of faith Shariah TV (C4,12.05am) Films Film choice BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Sky One Variations Radio Pick of the Day Love all Venus And Serena Williams (Biography, 12 noon) Into the past Secrets Of The Old Testament (Five, 7.15pm) The big matches Champions League (ITV2,7pm; Itv1, d7.25pm) Thicker than water Hustle (BBC1, 9pm) Most tasteless title We Have Ways Of Making You Talk (BBC2, 9pm) Pick of the day Dickens In America (BBC4, 8.30pm) A glimmer of hope? Another Road Home (BBC4, 9pm) Wash his mouth out Supernanny (C4,9pm) The real Taggart Maclntyre's Underworld: Vendetta (Five, 10.55pm) Brazil (Sky Cinema 1,10pm) Films BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Elisabeth Schwarzkopf Evening (R3,7. 30pm) A fairway to go? Poulter—An Englishman In America (BBC2, 7pm) Here, kitty kitty Big Cat Predators: Puma Secrets (Five, 7.15pm) Meet the Greeks What The Ancients Did For Us: The Greeks (BBC2, 8pm) Lucky strike I Survived: Lightning (Five, 8pm) Pick of the day Grand Designs Revisited (C4,9pm) And, now. . . Secret World Of Magic (Sky One, 8pm) Compulsive drama Desperate Housewives (C4,10pm) Oh, brother Oasis Video Exclusive (C4,11.05pm) Films Film choice BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Hi Nyanja (R4,11.30am) Moving on Selling Houses (C4,8pm) Soul music Brand New Flashmob Opera (BBC3, 8pm) Best sport Golf—The Masters (BBC2, 9pm) Would you believe it? Footballers' Wives (ITV1, 9pm) Pick of the day Life Before Birth (C4,9pm) Best documentary An Islamic History Of Europe (BBC4, 9pm) Old gossip Celebrity Surgery—Who's Had What Done? (ITV1, 10pm) Supper-time stories You Swallowed What? (Discovery, 10pm) Films Film choice BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Desmond Carrington (R2,7pm) A right royal affair The Royal Wedding (BBC1, 12.30pm; ITV1, 2.15pm) Break free Sunset For The Package Holiday (BBC2, 7pm) Second time around When Ken Met Deirdre (ITV1, 8.30pm) Best comedy The Simpsons (C4,9pm) Gaydar turned on? Playing It Straight (C4,10pm) Pick of the day Tango Maestro (BBC4, 9.05pm) Mars attack Mission Mars—Year One (National Geographic, 10pm) Candid cameras Snap—A History Of The Paparazzi (Five, 10.55pm) The Guns Of Fort Petticoat (C4,12.40pm) Films BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Radio Pick of the Day Non Stop Party People (R4,10.30am) Who the devil is that? Point Pleasant (C4,1.10pm) What the Dickens Doctor Who (BBC1, 7pm) The eyes have it CSI: NY (Five, 9.10pm) Burning ambition Classic Albums: Catch a Fire (Biography, 10pm) Pick of the day The Impressionists—Revenge Of The Nice (C4,7.05pm) Society's ills Law & Order: Criminal Intent (Five, 10.05pm) BBC1 Master And Commander (Sky Movies 1,8pm) Films BBC1 ITV1 Anglia Variations Sky One Channel4 Contents Private Banking Contents We are family The tsunami appeal has shown the public's generosity and the charitable giving of the rich reflects the national mood, writes Alastair McCall How you can make donations to charity Caf The Sunday Times Giving Index The Biggest Givers Wealth goes into orbit This year our richest 1,000 are worth a record £250 billion, proving that Britain is the best place in Europe to make money. Philip Beresford explains how they did it The Year's Biggest Risers. . . . . . And Fallers The 20 Fastest Growing Fortunes Harrods Man of steel flies to the top: Lakshmi Mittal: steel, £14,800m Britain's 10 Richest Asians Wealth code: Britain's wealthiest 1,000 are listed … Roman Abramovich: Oil, Industry and football Oil, industry and football The Duke of Westminster: Property, Property see panel on page 12 Hans Rausing and family Food packaging Philip and Christina Green: Retailing Retailing The Rich List is Made up of Aristocrats Astrology Oleg Deripaska: Aluminium, £4,375m Sir Richard Branson: Transport and mobile phones, £3,000m Kirsten and Jorn Rausing: Inheritance and investments, 7, £2,575m Inheritance and investments David and Simon Reuben: Property and metal trading, £2500m Property and metal trading Spiro Latsis and family: Banking, aviation and shipping, £2,400m Banking, aviation and shipping Bernie and Slavica Ecclestone: Motor racing, £2,323m Motor racing The Duke of Westminster: Property, £5,600m Property Sir Richard Branson: Transport and mobile phones, £3,000m Transport and mobile phones Charlene and Michel de Carvalho: Inheritance, brewing and banking, £2,270m Inheritance, brewing and banking Mahdi al-Tajir: Oil, investments and bottled water, £2,100m Oil, investments and bottled water Sri and Gopi Hinduja: Industry and finance, £2,100m Industry and finance Joe Lewis: Foreign exchange dealing, £2,000m Foreign exchange dealing John Fredriksen: Shipping, £1,287m Shipping Lord Sainsbury and family: Supermarkets, £1,710m Supermarkets Engine driver nets a fortune: Michael Moritz: Finance, £1,350m Finance Earl Cadogan and family: Property, …, £1,650m Property Sergio Mantegazza and family: Travel, £1,540m Travel Roddie Fleming and family: Finance, £1,500m Finance Eddie and Malcolm Healey: Property and kitchens, …, £1,450m Property and kitchens Nadhmi Auchi: Finance, £1,400m Finance Mary Czernin and the Howard de Walden family: Property, £1,400m Property Edmiston Leonard Blavatnik: Industry, £1,300m Industry Clive Calder: Music, £1,300m Music Richard Desmond: Publishing, £1,300m Publishing Sir Terry Matthews: Telecommunications, £1,300m Telecommunications John Caudwell: Mobile phones, £1,200m Mobile phones Bruno Schroder and family: Finance, £1,200m Finance Philippe Foriel-Destezet: Recruitment services, £1,275m Recruitment services The Aga Khan: Head of the Ismaili people, £1,250m Head of the Ismaili people Sir David and Sir Frederick Barclay: Media, retail and property, £1,200m Media, retail and property Viscount Portman and family: Property, £1,200m Property Lady Grantchester and the Moores family: Retailing and football pools, £1,160m Retailing and football pools Paul Fentener van Vlissingen: Inheritance, £1,100m Inheritance Michael Lemos: Inheritance, £1,100m Inheritance Sir Ken Morrison and family: Supermarkets, £1,100m Supermarkets James Dyson: Household appliances, £1,050m Household appliances Roger and Peter De Haan: Leisure, £1,020m Leisure John Hargreaves and family: Fashion, £730m Fashion Peter Cruddas and family: Internet finance, £930m Internet finance Mark Pears and family: Property, £900m Property Urs Schwarzenbach: Finance, £900m Finance Private Banking John Whittaker: Property, £900m Property George Weston and family: Food production, £885m Food production Donald Gordon and family: Shopping centres and property, £868m Shopping centres and property Viscount Rothermere and family: Media, £850m Media You get what you see: Sir Alan Sugar: Property and … Property and computers Benzion Freshwater and family: Property, £833m Property Sean Quinn and family: Quarries, hotels and insurance, £810m Quarries, hotels and insurance Boris Berezovsky: Finance, £800m Finance Sir Paul McCartney: Music and inheritance, £880m Music and inheritance Robert Miller: Duty-free shopping, £800m Duty-free shopping Nigel Burgess Sir Adrian and John Swire: Transport and trading, £800m Transport and trading Lord Ashcroft: Business services, £797m Business services Sir Alan Sugar: Property and computers, £760m Property and computers David Bromilow: Media and sporting goods, £750m Media and sporting goods Laurence Graff: Jewellery, £750m Jewellery Simon Halabi: Property, £750m Property Lord Vestey and family: Meat, £750m Meat John Hargreaves and family: Fashion, £730m Trevor Hemmings: Property and leisure, £730m Property and leisure The Earl of Iveagh and the Guinness family: Brewing and property, £725m Brewing and property Michael Cornish and family: Packaging, £720m Packaging Chris Lazari: Property, £701m Property Sir Anthony Bamford and family: Construction equipment, £700m Construction equipment Jonathan and David Rowland: Finance, £690m Finance Lord Lloyd-Webber: Entertainment, £700m Viscount Cowdray and the Pearson family: Media, £670m Media Tom Hunter: Sports goods, investments, £678m Sports goods, investments Albert Gubay: Property and fitness clubs, £650m Property and fitness clubs The Jatania brothers: Beauty products and property, £650m Beauty products and property Lily Safra: Inheritance, £650m Inheritance Anil Agarwal: Metals, £620m Metals Mark Getty and family: Media, inheritance and oil, £620m Media, inheritance and oil The Walker family: Steel, aviation and property, £680m Jack Dellal: Property, £600m Property Peter Green and family: Energy and inheritance, £600m Energy and inheritance Camper & Nicholsons David Khalili: Art and property, £600m Art and property Andreas Panayiotou and family: Property, £600m Property Paul Raymond: Property and publishing, £600m Property and publishing Felix Dennis: Publishing, £595m Publishing David Sullivan: Media, £575m Media Bernard Lewis and family: Fashion, hotels and property, £570m Fashion, hotels and property Sir Evelyn and Lady de Rothschild: Finance, £562m Finance Henry and Simon Keswick: Property and trading, £560m Property and trading Alan Parker: Duty-free shopping, £552m Duty-free shopping Charles Dunstone: Mobile phones, £550m Mobile phones David Murray: Property and football, £550m Property and football Jorgen Philip Sorensen: Security services, £546m Security services Joanne Rowling: Novels and films, …, £500m Wovels and films Tony Wilkinson and family: Discount stores, £540m Discount stores Paul Sykes: Property, £520m Property David Gold and family: Media, aviation and lingerie, …, £515m Media, aviation and lingerie Sir Peter Rigby: Computers, …, £510m Computers Phillip Sheppard and family: Scrap metal, …, £510m Scrap metal Jacques Gaston Murray: Industry and property, …, £503m Industry and property Mike Ashley: Sports goods, …, £500m Sports goods Jane Clarke and family: Property, …, £500m Property Harry Dobson: Mining, football and finance, …, £500m Mining, football and finance Tim Landon: Oil, …, £500m Oil Lord Laidlaw: Conferences and media, 101, £498m Conferences and media The Duke of Bedford: Land and art, 102=, £490m Land and art Sir John Templeton: Finance, 102=, £490m Finance Lloyd Dorfman, Foreign exchange, 104=, £480m Foreign exchange Stelios Haji-loannou and family: Aviation and shipping, 104=, £480m Aviation and shipping Keith Miller and family: Construction, 104=, £480m Construction Eddie and Sol Zakay: Property, 104=, £480m Property Peter Buckley and the Cayzer family: Finance, 109=, £470m Finance The Duke of Devonshire: Land and art, 104=, £480m Land and art The Grant and Gordon family: Whisky, 109=, £470m Whisky Felix Grovit: Foreign exchange dealing and property, 112, £465m Foreign exchange dealing and property Sir Donald Gosling: Car parks and property, 111, £468m Car parks and property Peter Jones and family: Construction and property, 114=, £460m Construction and property Lord Rothschild and family: Finance, 113, £463m Finance Peter Simon and family: Fashion, 114=, £460m Fashion Mark Dixon: Serviced offices, 117=, £450m Serviced offices David and Richard Thompson: Food production and investments, 117=, £450m Food production and investments Mohamed al-Fayed: Retailing, 116, £457m Retailing First British Airways Bhikhu and Vijay Patel: Pharmaceuticals, 119, £444m Pharmaceuticals Gert-Rudolph and Friedrich-Christian Flick: Inheritance and art, 120, £440m Inheritance and art Michael Newton: Closed circuit television, 121=, £430 Closed circuit television David Wilson: Construction, 121=, £430 Construction Ronald Hobson: Car parks and property, 123=, £418m Car parks and property Vincent and Robert Tchenguiz: Property, 123=, £418m Property Hits the heights: Sir Cameron Mackintosh: Entertainment, … Entertainment Thor Bjorgolfsson: Pharmaceuticals and investments, 125=, £400m Pharmaceuticals and investments Vivian Imerman: Whisky and food, 125=, £400m Whisky and food Fred Koch: Inheritance and art, 125=, £400m Inheritance and art Gulu Lalvani: Consumer electronics and leisure, 125=, £400m Consumer electronics and leisure Freddie Linnett and the Murphy family: Property, 125=, £400m Property Hamish Ogston: Business services, 125=, £400m Business services Brian Souter and Ann Gloag: Transport, 125=, £400m Transport Michael Tabor: Finance and bloodstock, 125=, £400m Finance and bloodstock Sir Rocco Forte and family: Hotels, 134, £385m Hotels Robert Edmiston: Car sales and property, 135=, £380m Car sales and property Charlotte Townshend: Inheritance and property, 135=, £380m Inheritance and property Louis Bacon: Finance, 137, £375m Finance Marriott Grand Residence Club Michael Spencer: Finance, 138, £372m Finance Sir Arnold Clark: Car sales, 139=, £365m Car sales Sir Ian Wood and family: Oil services and fishing, 139=, £365m Oil services and fishing Paddy McNally: Advertising and sports hospitality, 141=, £361m Advertising and sports hospitality Tom Singh and family: Fashion, 141=, £361m Fashion John Bloor: Construction and motor bikes, 143=, £360m Construction and motorbikes David Ross: Mobile phones, 143=, £360m Mobile phones Johan Eliasch: Investments and sports goods, 145, £355m Investments and sports goods Jasminder Singh and family: Hotels, 146=, £350m Hotels Fortunes built from crime Underworld Wealth Derrick Smith: Property and currency trading, 146=, £350m Property and currency trading Jon Hunt: Estate agency and property, 148, £347m Estate agency and property Steve Morgan: Construction and leisure, 149, £340m Construction and leisure James Ratcliffe: Chemicals,150, £335m Chemicals Freddie Johnston and family: Newspapers, 151=, £330m Newspapers Jim McColl: Engineering, 151=, £330m Engineering John Madejski: Property, publishing and football, 153, £325m Property, publishing and football Mark Fenwick and family: Department stores, 154, £324m Department stores Harry Hyams: Property, 155=, £320m Property Ray O'Rourke and family: Construction, 155=, £320m Construction Bernard Matthews: Turkeys, 157, £316m Turkeys Toby Blackwell and family: Publishing, 158=, £315m Publishing David Mabey and family: Construction, 158=, £315m Construction William Adderley and family: Furnishings, 160, £310m Furnishings Don and Roy Richardson: Property, 161, £389m Property The Thomson family: Media, 162, £382m Media Lord Ballyedmond: Pharmaceuticals, 163=, … Pharmaceuticals Richard Caring: Fashion and golf, 163=, £309m Fashion and golf Tony Gallagher: Property, 163=, £309m Property The Queen: Head of State, 180=, £270m Head of state Nigel and Trevor Green: Films, 163=, £380m Films Bob Manoukian and family: Finance, 163=, £380m Finance Nigel Morris: Finance, 163=, £380m Finance Leo Noe and family: Property, 163=, £380m Property The Duke of Northumberland: Land and art, 163=, £300m Land and art Jack Petchey: Investments, 163=, £300m Investments Dr Albert Heijn and family: Supermarkets, 172, £286m Supermarkets John Duffield: Finance, 173=, £285m Finance Paul Newey: Finance, 173=, £285m Finance Sir Martyn Arbib and family: Finance, 175=, £275m Finance Dr Mo Ibrahim: Telecommunications: 175=, £275m Telecommunications Lord Paul and family: Steel, manufacturing and hotels, 175=, £275m Steel, manufacturing and hotels Stephen Rubin and family: Sports goods, 179, £279m Sports goods Frank Brake and family: Food, 180=, £270m Food The Queen: Head of State, 180=, £270m Peter Wilkinson: Computers and property, 182, £269m Computers and property Janet de Botton and family: Art and inheritance, 175=, £275m Art and inheritance Lord Alliance and family: Mail order and textiles, 183, £268m Mail order and textiles Patrick McKenna: Entertainment, 184=, £265m Entertainment The Shepherd family: Construction, 184=, £265m Construction Lord Kirkham and family: Furniture, 186=, £260m Furniture Gerald Ronson and family: Property, 186=, £260m Property David Samworth and family: Food, 186=, £260m Food The Warburton family: Baking, 186=, £260m Baking Michael Smurfit and family: Packaging, 190, £257m Packaging Dr Allen McClay: Pharmaceuticals, 191, £255m Pharmaceuticals Prime—purchase Sir Ronald Cohen: Finance, 192=, £250m Finance John Goulandris: Shipping, 192=, … Shipping Lord Harris: Carpets, 192=, £250m Carpets Firoz Kassam: Hotels, 192=, £250m Hotels Ian and Richard Livingstone: Property, 192=, £250m Property Jonathon Lyons and family: Property, 192=, £250m Property Louise MacBain: Media, 192=, £250m Media Dr Mortimer Sackler and family: Pharmaceuticals, 192=, £250m Pharmaceuticals The Marquess of Salisbury: Property, land and art, 192=, £250m Property, land and art Wolf Mike Smith: Finance, 192=, £250m Finance Stanley and Peter Thomas: Property, 192=, £250m Property Lord Heseltine: Publishing, 203, £241m Publishing Josie Rowland and family: Inheritance, 204=, £240m Inheritance Lawrence Stroll: Jewellery, 204=, £240m Jewellery At the seat of power: Maurice, Lord Saatchi and Charles Saatchi: Advertising and art, 209=, £230m Advertising and art Sir Anwar Pervez and family: Cash and carry, 206, £297m Cash and carry Michael Evans and Family: Property, 207, £236m Property Madonna and Guy Ritchie: Music and films, 208, £235m Music and films Sir Edwin Manton: Insurance and art, 209=, £230m Insurance and art Sir Bernard Schreier and family: Industry and hotels, 209=, £230m Industry and hotels The Duke of Sutherland: Land and art, 209=, £230m Land and art The Football Millionaries Sir John and Peter Beckwith: Property, 213=, £227m Property Dave Whelan and family: Sports goods and football, 213=, £227m Sports goods and football Sten Mortstedt and family: Property, 215, £220m Property David Beach and family: Finance, 216=, £225m Finance Richard Emanuel: Mobile phones and property, 216=, £225m Mobile phones and property Camilla Hagen: Investments, 216=, £225m Investments David Hood: Computers and aviation, 220=, £220m Computers and aviation Peter Jones: Mobile phones, 220=, £220m Mobile phones Geoffrey Kent: Travel, 220=, £220m Travel Laurence Kirschel: Property, 223, £217m Property Michael Gooley: Travel, 224, £215m Travel Edward Atkin and family: Babycare products, 225, … Babycare products Peter and Michael Kane: Courier services, 226=, £210m Courier services Sir David McMurtry: Engineering, 226=, £210m Engineering Jim Mellon: Finance and hotels, 226=, £210m Finance and hotels Maurice and Gaby Salem: Finance, 216=, £225m Kroner princess, Camilla Hagen: Investments, 216=, £225m Investments Robert Stigwood: Entertainment, 226=, £210m Entertainment Tony Tabatznik and family: Pharmaceuticals, 226=, £210m Pharmaceuticals Brain Kennedy: Double galzing and property, 231, £208m Double glazing and property Ramesh and Pratibha Sachdev: Nursing homes, 232, £207m Nursing homes Anthony Brotherton-Ratcliffe and family: Construction, 203, £203m Construction David Babai: Travel, 234=, £200m Travel Fred and Peter Done: Betting shops and business services: 234=, £200m Betting shops and business services Noam Gottesman: Finance, 234=, £200m Finance Jonathan Grenn: Finance, 234=, £200m Finance Private Banking Lloyds Tsb Peter Harrison: Computers, 234=, £200m Computers Victor Hwang: Property, 234=, £200m Property Philippe Jabre: Finance, 234=, £200m Finance Jonas Kamprad: Furnishings, 234=, £200m Furnishings With all the trimmings, Tony Mascolo and family: Hairdressing, 234=, £200m Hairdressing Nemir Kirdar: Finance, 234=, £200m Finance Pierre Lagrange: Finance, 234=, £200m Finance Stewart Milne and family: Construction, 234=, £200m Construction Gerard O'Hare: property, 234=, £200m Property Harold Tillman: Fashion, 234=, £200m Fashion Tony Travis and family: Building materials, 234=, … Building materials Andrew Turner: Finance, 234=, £200m Finance Grahame Whateley: Property, 234=, £200m Property Quintessentially Donals Hess: Wine and water, 251, £199m Wine and water Dr Tito Tettamanti: Property and investments, 252, £198m Property and investments Andrew Brownsword: Greetings cards and hotels, 253=, £195m Greetings cards and hotels Peter Harris and family: Holiday camps and horseracing, 253=, £195m Holiday camps and horseracing Sir Paul and Lady Smith: Fashion, 273=, £180m Fashion Sir Ray Tindle: Media, 253=, £195m Media Jack Baylis and family: Property, 256, £194m Property Dr Hitesh Bodani and Pradeep Morjaria: Property and Distribution, 257, £193m Property and distribution Duncan Cameron: Internet, 258=, £192m Internet Simon Nixon: Internet, 258=, £192m Internet Lord lliffe: Newspapers and Media, 260=, £190m Newspapers and media The Mackie family: Electrical goods, 260=, £190m Electrical goods Jan-Dirk Paarlberg: Advertising, property and art, 262, £189m Advertising, property and art Sir Michael Bishop: Airlines, 263=, £185m Airlines Sir Elton John: Music, 263=, £185m Music John Kirkland and family: Construction, 263=, £185m Construction Dame Celia Lipton-Farris: Inheritance and investments, 263=, £185m Inheritance and investments Hugh Osmond: …, pubs and finance, 263=, £185m … pubs and finance Sting, Music, 263=, £185m Jacob Stolt-Nielsen: Shipping and seafood, 263=, £185m Shipping and seafood Private Banking Lloyds Tsb Barrie Haigh: Pharmaceuticals and farming, 270, £183m Pharmaceuticals and farming Sir Euan Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe and family: Property, 271=, £181m Property Karl-Johan Persson: Inheritance, 271=, £181m Inheritance John Cook and family: Caravans and holiday camps, 273=, £180m Caravans and holiday camps John Frieda: Hairdressing, 273=, £180m Hairdressing Manfred Gorvy and family: Food, property and finance, 273=, £180m Food, property and finance Sir Mick Jagger: Music, 273=, £180m Music Kevin and Michael Lagan: Construction, 273=, £180m Construction Alan Murphy: Toilet rolls and property, 273=, £180m Toilet rolls and property Sir Paul and Lady Smith: Fashion, 273=, £180m Fashion Guy and Julia Hands: Finance and hotels, 281=, £175m Finance and hotels Companies with most millionaires Graham Wylie: Software, 273=, £180m Tom Jones: Music, 281=, £175m Music Peter Shalson: Coat hangers and pubs, 281=, £175m Coat hangers and pubs Robert Adair: Oil and property, 284, … Oil and property Elliott Bernerd: Property, 285=, … Property Mark Shuttleworth: Internet services, 285=, … Internet services Catherine Zeta-jones and Michael Douglas: Films, 285=, … Eliasz Englander and family: Property, 288=, £166m Property Keith Richards: Music, 288=, £166m Music Brian Scowcroft and Janet Lefton and family: Insurance and property, 288=, £166m Insurance and property The Earl of Stockton and the MacMillan family: Publishing, 288=, £166m Publishing Sir Peter Michael: Electronics, radio and wine, 292, £168m Electronics, radio and wine Graham Wylie: Software and racehorses, 273=, £180m Software and racehorses Dr Dennis Gillings: Pharmaceuticals, 293, £163m Pharmaceuticals Michael Cannon: Pubs and Hamburgers, 294=, £160m Pubs and hamburgers Charles Gallagher and Family: Construction, 294=, £160m Construction Dr John King: Pharmaceuticals, 294=, £160m Pharmaceuticals Crispin Odey: Finance, 294=, £160m Finance Sir Chris Evans: Biotechnology, 298, £152m Biotechnology Lance Clark and family: Shoes, 299, £157m Shoes Martin Hughes: Finance, 300, £155m Finance John Coulter and Ann Jones: Jewellery, 301=, £153m Jewellery Eddie Irvine: Motor racing and property, 301=, £153m Motor racing and property Sir Peter Ogden: Computers, 301=, £153m Computers Credits keep rolling in: Catheriene Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas: Films, 285=, £170m Films Christopher Moran: Finance and property, 304, £152m Finance and property Bill Archer: Diy, 305=, £150m Diy Dr Philip and Patricia Brown: Publishing, 305=, £150m Publishing Stephen Butt: Finance, 305=, £150m Finance Jayne Ellis: Inheritance, 305=, £150m Inheritance Danny Fiszman: Diamonds and football, 305=, £150m Diamonds and football Sir Richard George and family: Breakfast cereals, 305=, £150m Breakfast cereals Mendi and Moises Gertner: Property, 305=, £150m Property Peter Sutherland: Finance and oil, 326=, £145m Finance and oil Sir Jack Hayward: Property, 305=, £150m Property Michael Hintze: Finance, 305=, £150m Finance David Kirch: Property, 305=, £150m Property Don Lewin and family: Greetings cards, 305=, £150m Greetings cards Alan Lewis: Retailing and land, 305=, £150m Retailing and land Bharat and Ketan Mehta: Pharmaceuticals, 305=, £150m Pharmaceuticals Michael Platt: Finance, 305=, £150m Finance Felix Posen: Finance, 305=, £150m Finance The Goldman Sachs Millionaires Jonathan Reeves: Computers, 305=, £150m Computers William Reeves: Finance, 305=, £150n Finance Michael Sherwood: Finance, 305=, £150m Finance Wilf Corrigan: Microchips, 323, £140m Microchips Simon Clarke and family: Inheritance, 324, £148m Inheritance Ian Mol and family: Computers, 325, £146m Computers John Charman: Insurance, 326=, £145m Insurance Pervaiz Naviede: Property, 326=, £145m Property Fun and games make a mint for insurance boss: Henry Engelhardt and family: Motor insurance, 326=, £145m Motor insurance Peter Sutherland: Finance and oil, 326=, £145m Paul Thwaites: Property, 326=, £145m Property Navin and Varsha Engineer: Pharmaceuticals and property, 331=, £144m Pharmaceuticals and property Bill Gredley and family: Property and racehorses, 333=, £142m Property and racehorses Olivia and Dhani Harrison: Inheritance, 335=, £140m Inheritance Sir Tim Rice: Music and art, 331=, £144m Henry Moser and family: Property, 333=, £142m The 50 Richest in the World Philip Hulme: Computers, 335=, £140m Computers James and John Martin: Ejector seats, 335=, £140m Ejector seats David McMullen and family: Brewing, 335=, £140m Brewing Jamie Palumbo: Music and property, 335=, £140m Music and property Anthony Preston and family: Pet superstores, 335=, £140m Pet superstores Tom Scott and family: Crane hire, energy and property, 335=, £140m Crane hire, energy and property John and Daniel Harris: Electrical goods, 342, £139m Electrical goods Duncan Bannatyne: Nursing homes and fitness clubs, 343=, £135m Nursing homes and fitness clubs Theo Paphitis: Stationary, llngerie and football, 343=, £135m Stationery, lingerie and football Greg Stanley and family: Diy, 343=, £135m Diy Andrew Cohen and family: Household goods and property, 346, £133m Household goods and property Duncan Davidson and family: Construction and land, 347, £132m Construction and land Michael Horton and family: Property, 348, £131m Property John Apthorp and family: Frozen food and wine, 349=, £130m Frozen food and wine Trevor Baines: Investments, 349=, £130m Investments Eric Clapton: Music, 349=, £130m Phil Collins: Music, 349=, £130m Music Sir Martin Laing and family: Construction and property, 349=, £130m Construction and property John Marston and family: Hotels and property, 349=, £130m Hotels and property Douglas Myers: Brewing and inheritance, 349=, £130m Brewing and inheritance Michael Oglesby and family: Property, 349=, £130m Property Susan Prescott and the Austin family: Fashion and property, 349=, £130m Fashion and property Robert Rayne and family: Property, 349=, £130m Property Sir Christopher Wates and family: Construction and healthcare, 349=, £130m Construction and healthcare Chris Dawson: Superstores, 361, £129m Superstores His deep pockets become an asset: Stephen Marks, Fashion, 349=, £130m Fashion Sir Peter Vardy: Car sales, 362, £128m Car sales Paul Gregg and family: Theatres and football, 363, £128m Theatres and football William Ainscough and family: Construction and property, 364=, £126m Construction and property Robert Carter and family: Construction, 364=, £126m Construction The Duke of Beaufort: Land, 366=, £125m Land Brian DeZille and family: Knitwear and fitness clubs, 366=, £125m Knitwear and fitness clubs Shaid Luqman: Finance, 366=, £125m Finance Chris Marshall and family: Property, 366=, £125m Property Eric Clapton: Music, 349=, £130m Music Sir William McAlpine and family: Construction, 366=, £125m Construction Simon Robertson: Finance, 366=, £125m Finance Richard Sharp: Finance, 366=, £125m Finance Ronnie Frost: Business services, 374, £124m Business services Sir Tom Farmer: Car repairs and property, 375=, £122m Car repairs and property Lennie and Ian McGeoch: Retailing, 375=, £122m Retailing Barry Rubery: Digital telivision, 375=, £122m Digital television Jack Tordoff: Car sales, 375=, £122m Car sales Douglas Graham and family: Newspapers, 379=, £121m Newspapers Anthony Todd: Finance, 379=, £121m Finance Ringo Starr: Music, 366=, £125m All you need is cash: Ringo Starr, Music, 366=, £125m Music Nick Williamson and family: Cleaning products, 379=, £121m Cleaning products The Marquess of Bath: Land and art, 382=, £120m Land and art David Bowie: Music, 382=, £120m Music Tony Bramall and family: Car sales and property, 382=, £120m Car sales and property The Marquess of Bute: Land and art, 382=, £120m Land and art David Crossland and family: Travel, 382=, £120m Travel Andrew Davis and family: Hotels and art, 382=, £120m Hotels and art John Dick: Property, 382=, £120m Property John Dunsdon and family: Property, 382=, £120m Property Robert Earl: Restaurants, 382=, £120m Restaurants Hermann Hauser: High-tech investments, 382=, £120m High-tech investments Europe's Richest 50 Danny Hill: Property, 382=, £120m Property Hugh Irvine and family: Cheese, 382=, £120m Cheese Mike Luckwell: Television, 382=, £120m Television Henry Lumley and family: Insurance, 382=, £120m Insurance Donald MacKenzie: Finance, 382=, £120m Finance Hardy McLain: Finance, 382=, £120m Finance George Moore and family: Furniture and property, 382=, £120m Furniture and property Sir Robert Ogden: Property and racehorses, 382=, £120m Property and racehorses Viscount Petersham: Property, 382=, £120m Property Irvine Sellar and family: Property, 382=, £120m Property Michael Shanly: Housebuilding, 382=, £120m Housebuilding Phyllis Somers: Inheritance, 382=, £120m Inheritance Sir Richard Sutton and family: Land, 382=, £120m Land John Deer: Engineering, 405=, £118m Engineering Jim Goodliffe and family: Business services, 405=, £118m Business services Geoff Salters and family: Drinks, 405=, £118m Drinks Joe Sloan and family: Drinks, 405=, £118m Drinks Rupert Mucklow and family: Property, 109, £117m Property Peter Prowting and family: Construction and property, 410=, £115m Construction and property Michael and Robert Slowe: Property, 410=, £115m Property Joseph Walker and family: Food, 410=, £115m Food Alan Wiseman and family: Milk supplies, 410=, £115m Milk supplies George Davies: Retailing, 410=, £115m Retailing Tony Yerolemou and family: Food, 410=, £115m Food Manny Davidson and family: Property, 416=, £112m Property John McCarthy and family: Retirement homes, 416=, £112m Retirement homes Alastair and Michael Powell: Electrical cables, 416=, £112m Electrical cables Sir Martin Sorrell: Advertising, 419=, £111m Advertising John Asprey and family: Jewellery, 420=, £110m Jewellery Noel Bailey and family: Electrical contracting, 420=, £110m Electrical contracting Martin Edwards: Football, 420=, £110m Football Anthony Green and family: Soap, 420=, £110m Soap Michael Green: Media, 420=, £110m Media Richard Hambro and family: Finance, 420=, £110m Finance Ron Jelley and family: Construction, 420=, £110m Construction Newcomers with More than £100m Thomas Jennings and family: Engineering and property, 420=, £110m Engineering and property Guy Johnson: Mobile phones, 420=, £110m Mobile phones Brian Kingham: Security services, 420=, £110m Security services Dr Mike Lynch: Software. 420=, £110m Software Pamela Morgan Bell: Divorce settlement, 420=, £110m Divorce settlement Andrew Morris and family: Exhibition venues, 420=, £110m Exhibition venues Douglas and Mary Perkins: Opticians, 420=, £110m Opticians Julian Richer: Hi-fi retailing and property, 420=, £110m Hi-fi retailing and property Peter Wood: Insurance, 420=, £110m Insurance Michael Bibby and family: Shipping, 436=, £108m Shipping Alan Gibbs: Finance, 436=, £108m Finance Remo Dipre and family: Construction, 438, £107m Construction Martin Birrane: Property and motor racing, 439, £106m Property and motor racing David Blackburn: Car sales, 440=, £105m Car sales Serge Crasnianski: Photo booths, 440=, £105m Photo booths Fred Duncan: Meat, 440=, £105m Meat Heinrich Feldman and family: Property, 440=, £105m Property Eric Gadsden: Property, 440=, £105m Property Eric Grove: Construction and property, 440=, £105m Construction and property The Earl of Pembroke: Land and art, 440=, £105m Land and art Julian and David Schild: Medical equipment, 440=, £105m Medical equipment Neil Taylor and family: Computer games, 440=, £105m Computer games Allen Timpany: Computers, 449, £104m Computers Mark Lowe: Finance, 450=, £103m Finance Terence Bramall: Construction, 451=, £102m Construction Surinder Arora and family: Hotels, 456=, £101m Hotels Peter Dawson and family: Truck rentals, 451=, £102m Truck rentals Paul Day and family: Haulage, 451=, £102m Haulage Sir David Garrard: Property, 451=, £102m Property Ian Gregg and family: Bakeries, 451=, £102m Bakeries David Shamoon and family: Shipping and hotels, 456=, £101m Shipping and hotels Iqbal Ahmed and family: Food, 458=, £100m Food William Arah: Finance, 458=, £100m Finance Rahail Aslam: Computers, car sales and property, 458=, £100m Computers, car sales and property Adrian Beecroft: Finance, 458=, £100m Fiance Nicholas Berry and family: Finance and newspapers, 458=, £100m Finance and newspapers Anton Bilton and family: Property, 458=, £100m Property Judah Binstock: Property, 458=, £100m Property Barbara Taylor Bradford: Novels, 458=, £100m Novels Keith Bradshaw and family: Car sales and property, 458=, £100m Car sales and property Ely Calil: Finance and inheritance, 458=, £100m Finance and inheritance Mark Coombs: Finance, 458=, £100m Finance Martin Dawes: Mobile phones, 458=, £100m Mobile phones Paul Deighton: Finance, 458=, £100m Finance Cyril Dennis: Property, 458=, £100m Property Gary Dutton and family: Double glazing, 458=, £100m Double glazing Edward Faith and family: Travel, 458=, £100m Travel Bruce Firth and the Batley family: Cash and carry and inheritance, 458=, £100m Cash and carry and inheritance Barry and Robin Gibb: Music, 458=, £100m Music David Gorton: Finance, 458=, £100m Finance Agust and Lydur Gudmundsson: Food production, 458=, £100m Food production Eric Guerlain and family: Cosmetics, 458=, £100m Cosmetics Jeremy Hosking: Finance, 458=, £100m Finance Barry Houghton: Electronics, 458=, £100m Electronics Alan Howard: Finance, 458=, £100m Finance Uzi Kattan: Travel, 458=, £100m Travel Lennox Lewis: Boxing, 458=, £100m Boxing Looking after his legacy: Earl Spencer: Land, 458=, … The MacDonald family: Whisky, 458=, £100m Whisky Paul Marshall: Finance, 458=, £100m Finance John Menzies and family: Newspaper distribution and aviation, 458=, £100m Newspaper distribution and aviation Joe Moore: Industry, 458=, £100m Industry John Murphy and family: Construction, 458=, £100m Construction The Norman family: Shipping, 458=, £100m Shipping Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne: Music and television, 458=, £100m Music and television Neil Ostrer: Finance, 458=, £100m Finance The Earl of Portsmouth: Land and property, 458=, £100m Land and property Shiraz Dharamshi Tejani and family: Paper products, 458=, £100m Paper products Ian Wace: Finance, 458=, £100m Finance Rupert Webb and family: Finance, 458=, £100m Finance Richard Willmott and family: Construction, 458=, £100m Construction The Wohl family: Property, 458=, £100m Property Nigel Wray: Finance and property, 458=, £100m Finance and property Charles Yeates: Property and art, 458=, £100m Property and art Eddie Davies: Thermostats and football, 501=, £99m Thermostats and football Dennis Myers and family: Finance, 501=, £99m Finance Bruce Robertson and family: Superstores, 501=, £99m Superstores Duncan Sinclair and family: Property, 501=, £99m Property John Taylor: Thermostats, 501=, £99m Thermostats Roger Baines: Delivery services, 507=, £98m Delivery services Mark Adlestone and family: Jewellery, 501=, £99m Jewellery The Wealthiest Jewellers William Brown and family: Insurance, 507=, £98m Insurance Francis Burke and family: Construction and property, 507=, £98m Construction and property Everard Goodman: Property, 507=, £98m Property Alan Jackson: Mobile phones, 507=, £98m Mobile phones Sir Fraser and Gordon Morrison: Construction, 507=, £98m Construction Lord Steinberg: Casinos and bookmaking, 507=, £98m Casinos and bookmaking Michael Stone and family: Finance, 507=, £98m Finance John Woodward: Leisure, 507=, £98m Leisure Gordon Pollock: Debt collection, 516, £97m Debt collection Gavyn Davies: Finance, 517=, £96m Finance Owen Oyston and family: Media and property, 517=, £96m Media and property Jon Aisbitt: Finance, 519=, £95m Finance Gordon Crawford: Computers, 519=, £95m Computers Lord Daresbury and the Greenall family: Hotels and property, 519=, £95m Hotels and property David and Richard Darling: Computer games, 519=, £95m Computer games Amdega Geoffrey Grant: Finance, 519=, £95m Finance Jonathan Hitchins and family: Construction and farming, 519=, £95m Construction and farming Simon Karimzadeh and family: Leather, food and metals, 519=, £95m Leather, food and metals Peter Klimt and family: Finance and property, 519=, £95m Finance and property Sammy Lee: Property, 519=, £95m Property Harpal Matharu and family: Hotels, 519=, £95m Hotels Harvey McGrath: Finance, 519=, £95m Finance Jamie Moffat and family: Travel and investments, 519=, £95m Travel and investments Guy Naggar: Finance and property, 519=, £95m Finance and property John Nike and family: Property, car sales and leisure, 518=, £95m Property, car sales and leisure John Robinson: Finance and property, 518=, £95m Finance and property Dame Anita and Gordon Roddick: Retailing and hotels, 518=, £95m Retailing and hotels Sir Ridley and Tony Scott: Films, 518=, £95m Films Rahul and Rita Sharma: Travel and Property, 519=, £96m Tom Wilson and family: Industry, 518=, £95m Industry Ray Kelvin: Fashion, 535, £94m Fashion Nick Forman Hardy: Newspapers, industry and farming, 539=, £93m Newspapers, industry and farming Jimmy Heselden: Defence equipment, 539=, £93m Defence equipment Christopher Oughtred and family: Food and car sales, 539=, £93m Food and car sales Andrew Rosenfeld: Property, 543=, £92m Property Sir John Barlow and family: Investments, 543=, £91m Investments John Hindle and family: Property, 543=, £91m Property Sam and Alisa Moussaieff: Jewellery, 543=, £91m Jewellery David Pearl: Property, 543=, £91m Property David Atherton: Computers, 547=, £90m Computers Audrey Baxter and family: Food, 547=, £90m Jeremy Coller: Finance, 547=, £90m Finance The Brett family: Minerals and civil engineering, 547=, … Rahul and Rita Sharma: Travel and property, 518=, £95m Travel and property Rodger Dudding: Lock-up garages and queue management, … Lock-up garages and queue management Tony Elliott: Publishing, 547=, £90m Publishing Joseph Ettedgui and family: Fashion, 547=, £90m Fashion Dr Jan Hruska: Software, 547=, £90m Software Dr Peter Lammer: Software, 547=, £90m Software Kevin McCabe and family: Property, 547=, £90m Property Donald McCarthy: Shoes, 547=, £90m Shoes Derek Mickel and family: Construction, 547=, £90m Construction Martin Myers: Property, 547=, £90m Property Sam Rayner and family: Household goods, 547=, £90m Household goods John Robinson: Fashion, 547=, £90m Fashion David Russell: Property and construction, 547=, £90m Property and construction Jody Scheckter: Motor racing and weapons training, 547=, £90m Motor racing and weapons training Brian and Alan Stannah: Lifts, 547=, £90m Lifts The 20 Richest in Fashion The Top 20 in Hotels and Restaurants Alexander and Alan Turner: Industry, 547=, £90m Industry Eric Watson: Office supplies and white goods, 547=, £90m Office supplies and white goods Irving Weaver: Construction, 547=, £90m Construction Lynn Wilson and family: Construction, 547=, £90m Construction Eric and Gordon Herd: Frozen food, 569=, £89m Frozen food Henry Hoare and family: Banking, 569=, £89m Banking Roger Gabb and family: Food, 571=, £88m Food Lord Jacobs and family: Driving schools, 571=, £88m Driving schools Alasdair Locke: Oil services, 571=, £88m Oil services Tim Martin: Pubs, 571=, £88m Pubs Peter Bromley and family: Shoes, 575=, £87m Shoes Steve Evans: Car replacement, 575=, £87m Car replacement Anders Hedlund and family: Greeting cards, 575=, £87m Greeting cards Ian McGlinn: Retailing and hotels, 575=, £87m Retailing and hotels Graham Roach and family: Meat, 575=, £87m Meat Richard Biffa: Waste disposal and property, 580=, £86m Waste disposal and property Robin Clark and family: Property, leisure and forestry, 580=, £86m Property, leisure and forestry Abe Jaffe and family: Car sales, 580=, £86m Car sales David Allen: Holiday camps, 583=, £85m Holiday camps Esmond Bulmer and family: Cider, 583=, £85m Cider Michael Dawson: Alarm systems, 583=, £85m Alarm systems Stanley Fink: Finance, 583=, £85m Finance Broth maker gets in a froth: Audrey Baxter and family: Food, 547=, £90m Dr David Gabbay and family: Property, 583=, £85m Property Steve Gibson: Transport, 583=, £85m Transport Penelope Gorman and Victoria Cammack: Inheritance, 583=, £85m Inheritance Richard Harpin: Plumbing and heating, 583=, £85m Plumbing and heating Leon Litchfield and family: Plastics, 583=, £85m Plastics Manubhai Madhvani: Sugar and brewing, 583=, £85m Sugar and brewing Robert Morton: Investment, 583=, £85m Investment Christopher Seddon and family: Construction and property, 583=, £85m Construction and property The Top 30 Political Donors The Top 20 Millionaires in Film and Tv Richard and Brenda Smith: Computers, 583=, £85m Computers The Walduck family: Hotels, 583=, £85m Hotels Sir Henry Warner and family: Property, 583=, £85m Property Robbie Williams: Music, 583=, £85m Music Ian MacKechnie and family: Financial services, 590, £84m Financial services Sir Sean Connery: Films, 600=, £82m Films Ron Dennis: Motor racing, 600=, £82m Motor racing Arif Patel and family: Textiles and property, 600=, £82m Textiles and property Christopher Taylor and family: Pharmacies, 600=, £82m Pharmacies Rashid Tayub and family: Cash and carry, 600=, £82m Cash and carry Michael Uren and family: Cement, 600=, £82m Cement Chris Wright: Music and media, 600=, £82m Music and media Vahid Alaghband and family: Steel, textiles and property, 607=, £80m Steel, textiles and property Michael Alen-Buckley: Finance, 607=, £80m Finance Sir Bernard and Robert Audley: Business services, 607=, £80m Business services David Blood: Finance, 607=, £80m Finance Paul Bloomfield: Property, 607=, £80m Property Clay Brendish: Computers, 607=, £80m Computers Tony Buckingham: Oil, property and diamonds, 607=, £80m Oil, property and diamonds Rod Stewart: Music, 607=, £80m Music Grahame Chilton: Insurance, 607=, £80m Insurance Pradip Dhamecha and family: Cash and carry, property and paper, 607=, £80m Cash and carry, property and paper Lord Drayson and family: Pharmaceuticals, 607=, £80m Pharmaceuticals Carol Galley: Finance, 607=, £80m Finance Luke Johnson: Restaurants, 607=, £80m Restaurants Phillip Kaye and family: Restaurants, 607=, £80m Restaurants Peter Kindersley and family: Publishing and farming, 607=, £80m Publishing and farming Rajan and Sanjay Kumar: Fashion, 607=, £80m Fashion Harold Martin: Industry, 607=, £80m Industry Darren and Noel McKee: Car sales, 607=, £80m Car sales Scott Mead: Finance, 607=, £80m Finance Tahir Mohsan and family: Computers, 607=, £80m Computers John Morphet: Holiday camps, 607=, £80m Holiday camps Jim Morrison: Mobile phones, 607=, £80m Mobile phones Stephen Nesbitt: Finance, 607=, £80m Finance David and Victoria Beckham: Football and music, 654=, £76m Football and music Allan and Stephen Rankin: Leisure and industry, 607=, £80m Leisure and industry Philip Richards: Finance, 607=, £80m Finance John Ritblat and family: Property, 607=, £80m Property Nicholas Roditi: Finance, 607=, £80m Finance Dr Michael Sinclair: Investment, 607=, £80m Investment Chris Stamper and family: Computer games, 607=, £80m Computer games Kevin Stanford: Fashion, 607=, £80m Fashion Frank Timis: Oil and minerals, 607=, £80m Oil and minerals Tracey Ullman and Allan McKeown: Entertainment, 607=, £80m Entertainment Bose Andrew Vicari: Art, 647=, £80m Art Charlie Watts: Music, 647=, £80m Music Jonathan Bowie and family: Photo processing, 641=, £78m Photo processing Richard Green and family: Art, 641=, £78m Art Kevin McDonald: Plastic piping, 641=, £78m Plastic piping Paul Morgan and family: Media, 641=, £78m Media David Seymour and family: Hotels, 641=, £78m Hotels Engelbert Humperdinck: Music, £75m Music Bharat Shah and family: Pharmaceuticals, 641=, £78m Pharmaceuticals Peter Stephens: Travel and business services, 641=, £78m Travel and business services Roger Waters: Music, 641=, £78m Music Edward Ziff and family: Property and shoes, 641=, £78m Property and shoes Michael Herbert and family: Property and restaurants, 650=, £77m Property and restaurants Michael Rees: Insurance, 640=, £77m Insurance Lady Hamlyn and family: Inheritance, … Inheritance Roger Wickens and family: Property, 662=, £76m Property Gordon Bonnyman: Finance, 654=, £75m Finance David and Victoria Beckham: Football and music, 654=, … Andrew Black: Internet gambling, 654=, £75m Sir Terence Conran and family: Restaurants and retailing, 654=, £75m Restaurants and retailing Antony Crosthwaite-Eyre and family: Publishing and leisure, 654=, £75m Publishing and leisure Dinesh Dhamija and family: Travel, 654=, £75m Travel Robin Faccenda and family: Food, 654=, £75m Food Simon Fuller: Music and television, 654=, £75m Music and television David Gilmour: Music, 654=, £75m Music Ronald and Peter Goldstein: Pharmacies and property, 654=, £75m Pharmacies and property David Gradel and family: Property, 654=, £75m Property Peter Hambro: Finance and gold, 654=, £75m Finance and gold Christopher Hohn: Finance, 654=, £75m Finance The Duke of Roxburghe: Land, 654=, £75m Land Sir Anthony Hopkins: Films, 654=, £75m Films David Kyte and family: Finance, 654=, £75m Finance Resham Lally and family: Car sales and property, 654=, £75m Car sales and property The Music Millionaires Jim Leavesley and family: Property and army surplus, 654=, £75m Property and army surplus The Morris family: Property, 654=, £75m Property Ardeshir Naghshineh and family: Property, 654=, £75m Property Dave Richards: Motorsport and property, 654=, £75m Motorsport and property The Duke of Rutland: Land, 654=, £75m Land Ian Suttie: Oil services, 654=, £75m Oil services Patrick Teague and family: Construction, 654=, £75m Construction Sanjay Vadera: Perfume, 654=, £75m Perfume Michael Watt: Media, 654=, £75m Media Ifor Williams and family: Trailers, 654=, £75m Trailers Judith and Fergus Wilson: Property, 654=, £75m Property Ed Wray: Internet betting, 654=, £75m Terry Adams and family: Landfill and farming, 684=, £74m Landfill and farming Tony Brown and family: Office furniture, 684=, £74m Office furniture Martin Ainscough and family: Crane hire, 686=, £73m Crane hire Rod Aldridge: Computers, 686=, £73m Michael Marshall and family: Industry, 686=, £73m Industry Alex Scott and family: Finance, 686=, £73m Finance Daniel and Martin Tannen: Property, 686=, £73m Property Andrew Black: Internet gambling, 654=, £75m Internet gambling Alison Goldberg and Sara Phillips: Fashion, 691=, £72m Fashion Sir Angus Grossart: Finance, 691=, £72m Finance Ian and Andrew Hall: Food, 691=, £72m Food Albert Hay and family: Property, 691=, £72m Property Nigel Jagger and family: Finance and freight, 691=, £72m Finance and freight Giuseppe Pecorelli and family: Hotels and golf, 691=, £72m Hotels and golf Jim Rawson and family: Plastic windows, 691=, £72m Plastic windows David Stevens: Finance, 691=, £72m Finance Gerard Versteegh and family: Property, 691=, £72m Property Michael Jacobson and family: Parcel delivery and finance, 700, £71m Parcel delivery and finance Lady Anne Bentinck: Land and art, 701=, £70m Land and art Tony Bickford: Software, 701=, £70m Software Danny Desmond: Property, 701=, £70m Property Robert Dickinson and family: Property, 701=, £70m Property Joseph Dwek and family: Property and engineering, 701=, £70m Property and engineering Rod Aldridge: Computers, 686=, £73m Computers Joey Esfandi and family: Property, 701=, £70m Property Paul Gibbons: Media and golf, 701=, £70m Media and golf John Guthrie and family: Property, 701=, £70m Property Jeremy Herrmann: Finance, 701=, £70m Simon Howard and family: Land and art, 701=, £70m Land and art Michael Hunt: Property and golf equipment, 701=, £70m Property and golf equipment Timothy Ingram Hill and family: Motorway services and hotels, 701=, £70m Motorway services and hotels James Lambert and family: Property, 701=, £70m Property Alan and Edward Lee: Property, 701=, £70m Property Seachange Gerald Leeke and family: Superstores and leisure, 701=, £70m Superstores and leisure The Earl of Leicester and family: Land, 701=, £70m Land Neil McRoberts and family: Debt collection, 701=, £70m Debt collection Mel Morris: Property and the internet, 701=, £70m Property and the internet The Marquess of Northampton: Land, 701=, £70m Land Alan Parker and family: Public relations, 701=, £70m Public relations Nick Robinson: Computers, 701=, £70m Computers John Smith and family: Recruitment, 701=, £70m Recruitment Dr Ros Smith and Steve Edwards: Software, 701=, £70m Software Rob Standing: Finance, 701=, £70m Finance Stuart Williams: Flooring, 701=, £70m Flooring Ron Wood: Greetings cards and property, 701=, £70m Greetings cards and property Mark Creasy: Prospecting, 727=, £69m Prospecting Mathias Kraus and family: Property, 727=, £69m Property The Earl of Yarborough: Land, 727=, £69m Land Barnabas Brunner and family: Finance, 730=, £68m Finance Jeremy Hermann: Finance, 701=, £70m Finance Silvio Denz: Perfume, 730=, £68m Perfume Geoffrey Halstead and family: Vinyl tiles, 730=, £68m Vinyl tiles Doreen Lofthouse and family: Cough lozenges, 730=, £68m Cough lozenges Ted Smart: Books, 730=, £68m Books Judy Craymer: Music, 735=, £67m Tony Laithwaite and family: Wine, 735=, £67m Wine Peter Orton: Media, 735=, £67m Media William Rankin and family: Property, 735=, £67m Property Alastair Salvesen and family: Distribution and plant hire, 735=, £67m Distribution and plant hire Michael Astor and family: Property, 740=, £66m Property Stuart Balmforth: Airlines, 740=, £66m Airlines Sir Michael Cobham: Aerospace, 740=, £66m Aerospace Jackie Collins: Novels, 740=, £66m Novels John Elliott and family: Dehumidifiers and coolers, 740=, £66m Dehumidifiers and coolers Nicola Foulston and family: Inheritance and motor racing, 740=, £66m Inheritance and motor racing Roger and Roddy Shashoua: Exhibitions, 740=, £66m Exhibitions Judy Craymer: Music, 735=, £67m Music Duncan Spence: Greetings cards, 740=, £66m Greetings cards Stefanos and Stelio Stefanou: Construction and property, 740=, £66m Construction and property Sir Frank Williams: Motor racing, 740=, £66m Motor racing John Wolfe: Airlines, 740=, £66m Airlines Wealth by region Viking trader shifts gear, Jon Asgeir Johannesson: Retailing, 621=, £65m Jeremy Agace: Property, 621=, £65m Emile fisher:industry, 53, £50m peter levy: property, 775, £53m The following 250 entries list individual or family … Hotel duo's gold chain, Tim and Kit Kemp: Hotels, 796=, £60m Sir John Mactaggart: Property, 780=, £63m Barry Bester: Tiles, 785=, £62m Hamilton Anstead: Nursing homes, 796=, £60m Bary Bester: Tiles, …, £62m Tiles John Coldman: Insurance, 819=, £59m John and Richard Bennett: Computers, 895=, £58m Steven Garcia Perez: Drinks, 869=, £57m Douglas and lain Anderson: plant hire, 751= , £53 Martin Ballinger: buses, 950, £40m Philip Meeson: Air freight and flowers, £55m Dave Allen: Leisure, 769=, £51m Jean Aucott: Inheritance, 743=, £54m Neil Ashley: Business services and property, 769=, … Putting her best foot forward: Linda Bennett, Shoes, 876=, £55m Richest in Shoes Luise and David Scacchetti: Baby buggies, 868=, £57m Robert Bourne and Sally Greene: Property, 938=, £50m Property Dean St John: Conservatories, 916=, £52m James Barham: Construction, 916=, £52m David Agnew: Car sales, 865=, £45m Some like it hot, Kirit and Meena Pathak: Food, 938=, £51m The Millionaire Models This list details the 100 richest individuals Alexander De Byre 30: Inheritance, 10, £38m The Earl of Jersey 29: Inheritance, 11=, £35m Prince William 22 and Prince Harry 20: Inheritance, … Robbie Fowler 29: Football, 14=, £25m Sebastian Bishop 30: Internet, 14=, £25m Jenson Button 25: Motor racing, 24=, £14m Thierry Henry 27: Football, 28=, £12m Ruud Van Nistelrooy 28: Football, 39=, £9m Dean Allen 30: Lottery, 28=, £12m Orlando Bloom 28: Films, 60=, £16m George Akins 30: Property, 73=, £14m Guy Berryman 26: Music, 30=, £10m Craig David 23: Music, 30=, £10m Zahier Ahmed 25: Retailing, 44=, £8m Joss Stone: Music, 85=, £5m Jordan: Modelling and media, 85=,£5m Wayne Rooney and Coleen McLoughlin: Football, 71=, £6m James Berry 30: Computers, 60=, £6m Steve Bell 29: Mobile phones, 71=, £6m Juan Pablo Angel 29: Football, 85=, £5m Sally Croker-Poole: Divorce, 85=, £40m We list Britain's 100 richest women, whether for individual … Elizabeth Abbott: Investments, 80=, £49m Lady Juliet Tadgell: Inheritance, 84, £45m Kylie Minogue: Music, 92=, £35m Music Richest Husbands and Wives Carol Ainscow: Property, 80=, £35m Jean Broadhurst: Industry, 80=, £35m Annie Lennox: Music, 80=, £35m Dido: Music, 97=, £25m Robert Douglas Miller and family: Retailing, 70=, £48m Scotland's richest 100 Alan and Ronnie Bartlett: Vegetables, 70=, £48m Peter Fowler: Media, 73=, £45m John Milligan: Engineering services, 77, £44m Sandy Anderson: Transport, 78=, £42m Paul Fentener van Vlissingen: Inheritance, 1, £1,100m Richest from Wales Iain Bett: Construction, 69=, £41m Louis Goodman: Property, 71=, £40m Alexander Buchan: Food, 87=, £38m David Coulthard: Motor racing, 76=, £35m Tom Dalrymple: Travel, 76=, £35m Donald Fisher: Laundry, 93=, £33m Duncan Fletcher: Electrical contracting, 83, £34m Ben Brodie: Nursing homes, 96=, £31m Inis Hilar Weston and family: Retailing, 1, £5,100m (€7,286m) Ireland's richest 250 John Dorrance: Inheritance, 3, £1,300m (€1,857m) Inheritance Dermot Desmond: Finance, 4, £807m (€1,239m) Finance Sir Tony O'Reily and Chryss Goulandris: Food, media … Sean Quinn and family: Quarries, hotels, insurance and industry, 5, £810m (€1,157m) Quarries, hotels, insurance and industry Tony Ryan and family: Airline, 6, £780m (€1,114m) Airline Magnate with his eye on the ball, Sir Tony O'Reilly and Chryss Goulandris: Food, media and Inheritance, 2, £1,328m (€1,887m) Thomas Flatley: Property, 7, £656m (€937m) Property John Magnier: Bloodstock and property, 8, £520m (€742m) Bloodstock and property Martin Naughton: Industry, 9, £460m (€567m) Industry U2: Music, 10, £440m (€629m) Frank Dunne: Retailing, 11, £407m (€581m) Retailing Jp McManus: Gambling, 12 £400m (€571m) Gambling Michael Flatley: Entertainment, 13, £370m (€529m) Entertainment Margaret Heffernan: Retailing, 14, £330m (€471m) Retailing Raymond O'Rourke and family, 15, £317m (€453m) Construction Sharon, Brian, Paul and Sean McMahon: Inheritance, 16, £317m (€453m) Inheritance U2: Music, 10, £440m (€629m) Music Denis O'Brien: Investments, mobile phones, £315m (€450m) Investments, mobile phones Lord Ballyedmond: Pharmaceuticals, £300m (€429m) Pharmaceuticals Pat McDonagh: Computers, £296m (€423m) Computers Michael O'Leary: Airline, …, £278m (€397m) Airline James Mansfield: Hotels, £264m (€377m) Hotels Michael Smurfit and family, £257m (€367m) Packaging Dr Allen McClay: Pharmaceuticals, …, £255m (€364m) Pharmaceuticals Larry Goodman: Meat, £254m (€362m) Meat Thomas and Ann Roche: Toll roads and hotels, £254m (€362m) Toll roads and hotels Eugene and Brendan Murtagh: Building products, £251m (€355m) Building products Sir David McMurtry: Electronics, £210m (€300m) Electronics Philip Berber: Day trading, …, £202m (€289m) Day trading Patrick Doherty: Property, …, £229m (€327m) Property Michael and Nigel O'Flaherty: Vehicles, …, £201m (€287m) Vehicles Gerard O'Hare: Property, …, £200m (€286m) Property George, Henry and John Sisk: Construction, …, £199m (€284m) Construction Anne Dunne: Retailing, …, £180m (€257m) Retailing Kevin and Michael Lagan: Construction, …, £180m (€257m) Construction Barry O'Callaghan: Computers, …, £174m (€249m) Computers Charles Gallagher and family: Construction and property, 36=, £160m (€229m) Construction and property Dr John King: Pharmaceuticals, 36=, £160m (€229m) Pharmaceuticals George Moore: Software, 36=, £160m (€229m) Software Joseph and Jean Brennan and family: Baking and property, …, £158m (€226m) Baking and property Enterprise culture fires affluent island Sean Mulryan: Property, … £158m (€226m) Property Eddie Irvine: Motor racing and property, …, £153m (€219m) Motor racing and property Lochlann Quinn: Industry, …, £149m (€213m) Industry Feargal Quinn and family: Retailing, …, £145m (€207m) Retailing Peter Sutherland: Finance, …, £145m (€207m) Finance Ben Dunne: Investments, …, £121m (€173m) Investments Danny Hill: Property, 46, £128m (€171m) Property Bernadette and John Gallagher: Hotels and utilities, 46=, £118m (€169m) Hotels and utilities Geoffrey Salters and family: Drinks, 47=, £118m (€169m) Drinks Joe Sloan and family: Drinks, 47=, £118m (€169m) Drinks Michael Chadwick: Builders' supplies, 50, £114m (€163m) Builders' supplies Thomas Jennings: Engineering and property, 51=, £100m … Martin Birrane: Property and motor racing, £ 64. 5m Neil Taylor: Computer games, £48m Liam and Roisin Caroll: Construction, £ 20m Francis Burke: Construction, £40m Noel and Anne-Marie Smyth: Property, £63m Enya: Music, £70m (€100m) Music Richest in Entertainment Richard Barrett: Property, 63=, £90m (€129m) Peter and Tony Barry: Tea and Food, 63=, £82m (€122m) Michael Herbert: Property and restaurants, £61. 2m Frank Keane: Vehicle distribution, 75=, £71m (€101m) Moya Doherty and John McColgan: Entertainment, 76=, £70m (€100m) William and Robert Harris: Truck, 72=, £58m Ernie Fisher: Structural steel, 83=, £82m (€90m) Bill McCabe: Computers, 85=, £62m (€33m) John and Ciara Byrne: Property, 72=, £58m (€87m) Geoffrey Elliott: Pharmaceuticals, 90=, £60m (€86m) Padraig, Anthony, Liam and Thomas Smyth: Retailing, 96=, £58m (€83m) Paul Hunt: Drinks, 94=, £59m (€84m) Louis Fitzgerald: Pubs, 96=, £58m (€83m) Edward Lonergan: Property, 100, £ 56m John Carey: Construction, 101, £ 66m Robert Barnett: Grain, 104=, £53 (€76m) Dr Ronan Lambe: Clinical research, 108, £97m (€74m) Bill Cullen: Vehicle distribution, 109=, £53m (€73m) David Agnew: Carsales, 112=, £58m (€71m) Michael and Thomas Bailey: Construction, 114=, £38m Pat and Penny Fitzpatrick: Construction, 121=, £48m (€69m) Liam Maye: Construction, 124=, £45m (€64m) Denis and Caroline: Entertainment, 125=, £44m (€63m) Roy Keane: Football, 174=, £30m (€43m) Richest in Sport Samuel Allen: Meat and property, 111=, £40m Frank Boyd: Property, 50, £41m Fruits of the sea: Kevin McHugh and Family: Fishing, £71m (€101m) Eddie Jordan: Motor racing, 87=, £50m Johnny Byrne: Construction, 110=, £38m Gerry Houlihan: Retailing, 123=, £37m David Doyle: Investments, 128=, £36m Patrick and Veronica: Campbell catering, 128=, £38m Tony kilduff: Property, 165=, £26m Kevin and Dermott Clancy: Construction, 135=, £34m The Earl of Meath: Land, 205=, £22m, (€31m) Jim Flavin: Industry, 175=, £32m (€46m) Ken Cheevers: Construction, 175=, £25m (€43m) Graham Norton: Entertainment, 205=, £22m The Earl of Erne: Land, 121=, £29m (€41m) Michael Connoly: Construction, 187=, £38m (€40m) John Condron: Publishing, 192=, £ 27m (€39m) David McMahon: Timber, 196=, £ 26m (€37m) Patrick Cooney: Beverages, 158=, £24m (€34m) Seamus McAleer: Construction, 187, £14m (€31m) John McGuckian: Media, 187, £ 28m (€40m) Michael Collins: Construction, 205, £26m (€32m) Colin Farrell:Films, 212, £4. 5m Mary Cooney: Beverages, 218=, £28m (€29m) James Flynn: Construction, 225=, £33m Peter Conlon: Technology, 228=, £13m (€20m) Martin Bates: Pharmaceuticals, 223=, £17m (€24m) William 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