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Tracey Boles, Tim Vance, Richard Livingstone, Eric Guerlain, Martin Edwards, Peter Green, Ian Suttie, Joe Moore, Chris Hasliam, Sally Brock, Michael Stone, David Jackson, Walter F Stowy, Amanda Ursell, Jonathan Wild, Nick Williamson, Tim Mikcklebugh, Claire Rayner President, Joyce Robins Co-director, Matthew Davis, Sukhpal Singh, Andrew Vicari, Alastair McCall, Philip Berber, Younus Sheikh, Dan Crane, David Beach, Ronnie Frost, Aunt Sally, Margaret Heffeman, Eddie Irvine, Sir Sean Connery, Joseph Dunn, Martin Dawes, Martin James, Luke Johnson, William Brown, Margareta Pagano, Rosie Millard, Lord Drayson, John Shropshire, Joanns Rowing, Dermot Desmond, Surinder Arora, Chris Haslsan, Nick Corfield, Nicholas Berry, David Allen, Hugh Canning, John Sutherland, Peter Kemp, Pamela Morgan Bell, S L, Sarah Dempster, Nick Renninson, Tim Collins, Marc Worth, Simon Cowell, Gordon Roddick, John Hindle, Ringo Starr, Sue Clements, Michael Alen-Buckley, Michael Cole, Giles Hattersley, Triacey Boles, Richard Koch, Jim Clarkson, David Hughes, Joe Lovejoy football correspondent, Arpad Busson, Christopher Morgan, Sammy Lee, Ken Scanes, Michael Mortiz, John Dick, Asif Aziz, John Marston, John Bigwood, Jonathan Wain, Robert Carter, Sir Michael Bibby, Albert Hay, Stanley Fink, Joe Walker, Peter Martin, Tony Wilkinson, Kate Saunders, Jody Scheckter, Ernie Fisher, Michelle Ogundehin, John Dunsdon, Emma Smith, Uzi Mahnaimi, Desmond Morris, Baljinder Singh, Dr Jan Hruska, Philip Richards, Julie Freeman, John Guthrie, Mathias Kraus, Fred Duncan, Jessica Boiwn, Rachel Williams, Bryan Appleyard, Ranjit, John Elliott, Shami Chakrabarti, Albert Fuss, Theo Paphitis, Rashid Tayub, Maurice Chittenden, Keith Miller, John Bloor, Frank Whitfond, Richard Brooks Arts Editor, Graham Hind, Peter Stephens, Alan Bekhor, Andrew Page, Rodger Dudding, David Gold, Tim Martin, Clarke Locuke, Sue cklebugh, Matthew Campbell, Bojan Pancevski, Kay Douglas, Ian Hubbard, Judah Binstock, Stephen Clark, Michael Green, Anne Dunne, Peter Zimonjic, Duncajn Cameron, Rupert Mucklow, Keith Bradshaw, Stephen Price, Colin Bristow, J P, Joe Sloan, James Knight, Graham Norwood, Jon Aisbitt, Joe Rous, E U, Richard, David Budworth, Martin Naughton, J P McManus, Barry, Duncan Sportt, Alan Parker, Martin Myers, Sir John Barlow, Tony Williams, Victor Chandler, Sarah Baxter, David Blood, Louise Arnistead, Jeremy Coller, Mike Luckwell, Sara Hassan, Ed Hughes, Eddie Sol Zakay, Clay Brendish, Jason Dawe, Barry Newcombe, David Gorton, Paul Bloomfield, Jonathan Northcroft, Hala Jaber, Vikrant Bhargava, Phili Baker, Viscount Petersham, Peter Whittle, John Seddon, Edward Faith, Charles Yeates, Sir Tom Hunter, Tom Wheatcroft, Simon Nixon, Michael Hunt, Andrew Longmore, Jamie Moffat, Jim Goodliffe, Yakub Patel, Alan Turner, Sir Bernard, Vassi Chamberlain, Engelbert Humperdinck, Heinrich Feldman, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, Tom Williams, Stephen Sparks, E P, Richard Green, Clive Davis, Heather Stevens, John Morphet, Hugh McIlvaney, Flora Bagenal, Dr Barrie Smith, Felix Grovit, Eric Gadsden, Simon Robertson, Christopher Mills, Michael Tabor, Ian Hawkey European Football Correspondent, Peter Simon, Chris Marshall, Lord Jacobs, George Robinson, Manubhai Madhvani, Jim McGettigan, Alisa Moussaieff, Stuart Barnes, Peter Wood, Peter Jones, Alice Webb, Peter Bromley, Fergus Wilson, Lord Vestey, Paul Ruddock, Victoria Segal, Edward Porter, Claire Newell, Patrick Doherty, John Magnier, Fergus Garrett, Jane Clarke, Dave Pollard, John Taylor, Steve Norman, Patrick Maxwell, Anton Bilton, Peter Mallinson, Jeff Potter, Dr. Walter Scott, Richard Fletecher, David McMullen, Paul Donovan, Anders Hedlund, Kevin Stanford, Tracey Christiansen, Sir Allen McClay, Garth Pearce, Simon Fanshawe, John Follain, Richard Brooks, David Oldham, Nicholas Roditi, Ronald Hobson, David Leppard, Vincent, Sanjay Vaja, Paul Anka, Robin Clark, Arif Patel, Alasdair Locke, Lord Ballyedmond, Sir Michael Smurfit, Hugo Barnacle, Anthony Todd, Owen Oyston, Robert Booth, Lois Rogers, Robert Tchenguiz, Chris Stamper, Gareth Huw Davies, Diana Wright, Brian Kingham, Bob Diamond, John Cooney, Barry Flatman, Peter Prowting, Kevin McCabe, Sir Peter Ogden, Stephen Crawford, Sir Lindsay Owen-Jones, Richard Caring, Eddie Davies, Stephen Armstrong, Roger Gabb, Ray Gilpin, Sir David McMurtry, Michael Jewes, Richard Woods, N R, Steven Swinford, William Ives, Giuseppe Pecorelli, John Woodward, David Atherton, Peter Buckley, Charles Clowes, Claudia Croft, David, Ria Higgins, Shaf Rasul, David Crossland, Michael Smith, Michael Boyd, Rod Stewart, A A Gill, Brian Glanville, Jonathan Klein, Julian Richer, Michelle Olley, Anwar, Geoffrey Grant, T L, Ann Dempster, Long Armitstead, Nigel Powell, Daniel Emery, Roger Dobson, Brian Doogan, John Aizlewood, Ali Rifat Baghdad, Colin Rallings, Hugh Pearman, Harold Sher, Trevor Emmens, David Burdworth, Robbie Williams, Dan Carins, Andrew Hall, Frank Dunne, Tony Elliott, Neil Fox, Geoffrey Halstead, Sushil Wadhwani, Robert Slowe, Don McCarthy, Carl Platt, Richard Lewis, Helen Stewart, Scott Wilson, John Dugdale, William Kay, Harold Martin, Barbara Hall, Louise Armitsted, Graham Roach, Jeff Dawson, Peter Hambro, Greg Stanley, Matt Munday, Dr George Ogola, Rob Hughes, Peter Jolly, John Peter, Tony Bramall, Susan d'Arcy, Tim Burton, Ivo Tennant, Matt Wolf, David Smith, Kirsten, David Cracknell Political Editor, Nick Pitt, Jim Rawson, Brian DeZille, Martin Birrane, Andrew Skidmore, C D, Lynn Wilson, Glenn Earle, Alan Bailey, Tom Walker, David Pearl, Hugh Sloane, Tom Morris, Stephen Marks, John Arlidge, Charlie Watts, Christopher Hart, George Davies, Lochlann Quinn, Richard Desmond, John McCarthy, John Charman, Isabel Oakeshott, Sam, Eric Grove, Nicola Smith, Hermann Hauser, Michael Portillo, Debbie Taylor, Austin Baird, Richard Fletcher, David Blackburn, Larry Kinch, Michael Herbert, Peter Sutherland, Bharat Shah, Dr John King, Eric Herd, Abdul Bhatti, Michael Michael, Mark Dixon, Chris Woodhead, Lord Laidlaw, Lev Chernoi, Immodesty Blaize, Andrew Wates, Nigel Jagger, Jonathan Furtrell, Mark Edwards, Rachel Bridge, Alan Wiseman, Paul Deighton, Garry Widdowson, Peter Wheeler, Frank Burke, Jack Petchey, Raymond Keene, Baz Roberts, Ian Greaves, Larry Goodman, Richard Willmott, George Moore, Stephen Jones, Douglas Graham, Anthony Cann, Louise Armitstead, Heston Blumenthaf's, I C, Phyllis Somers, Lucy Gordon, Andrew Bishop, William Haddad, Brian Claridge, Rob Ryan, Victoria Cammack, Toby Buckland, Lennox Lewis, Isabel Oakeshott Deputy Political Editor, Roland White, Richard Rae, Mark Franchetti, Jon Ungoed-Thomas, Gordon Bonnyman, Jonathan Hitchins, Sir Donald Gosling, Rosemary Barratt, John Plewes, Anthony Green, Rupert Hambro, Philip Beresford, Harry Dobson, Tim Landon, Michael Kane, Ray Kelvin, Leon Litchfield, Tom Baird, John Coulter, Sir David Garrard, Carol Galley, Irving Weaver, Daniel Foggo, Simon Jenkins, Stephen Pettitt, Rafael Nadal, John Menzies, Jonathan Calvert, Mark Creasy, Bill Smith, Sir David Potter, Alan Stannah, Stelios Haji-loannou, Ian, Tony Khalastchi, Dr Mike Lynch, Jon Culshaw, David Schild, Katherine Wilkes, Mark Hodson, Andrew Frankel, Sir Tom Farmer, Robert Audley, Joe Lovejoy, Julian, Ali Hussain, Andrew Morris, Dan Cairns, Hugh Irvine, Gordon Crawford, Richard Higgins, David Smith Economics Editor, Chris Feetenby, Simon Howard, Jorn Rausing, Dominic Rushe, John Robinson, Barry Rubery, Andrew Rosenfeld, Pat McDonagh, Ron Dennis, Richard Levin, Helena Frith Powell, Richard Biffa, Lord Steinberg, Stephen Donaghy, Helen Davies, Ian Duckworth, Denise O'Leary, John Asprey, Con Folkes, Michael Dawson, B S, David Wilson, Adrian Beecroft, David Russell, John Apthorp, Frank Whitford, Paul Day, Sybil Kapoor, Phil Collins, Kathryn Cooper, Justin Urquhart Stewart, Peter Salter, P D, Cyril Dennis, Roger Baines, Alison Kervin, Michael Thrasher, Martin Brundle, Frank Gardner, Brian, Simon Wilde, Ariel Leve, Susan Akono, Gemma Scott-Martin, Robert Winnett, Irwin Stelzer, Robert Hewison, Peter Wilson, Dennis Myers, David Dougill, Sarah-Kate Templeton Medical Correspondent, Laura St Quinton, Sir Robert Ogden, Henry Flynn, Michael Astor, Danny Hill, Gerard O'Hare, Robin King, Paul Forsyth, R J Manion, Jeremy Clarkson, Dean Nelson, Wendy Sloane, Jack Dellal, Jim Leavesley, Steve Gibson, Collin McDowell, Stephen Conway, Peter Weinberg, Derek Mickel, Viscount Cowdray, Nigel Doughty, Paul Ham, David Bowie, Roger Eglin, Adam Shaw, Paddy Hickey, Jereny Guscott, Judith, Henry Lumley, Sir John Templeton, Ron Jelley, Jake Arnott, Paul Stoddart, Jasper Gerard, Derek Clements, Paul Driver, Ian Gregg, Ian Hawkey, Sir Peter Rigby, Richard Fltcher, Phill Baker, James Mansfield, Ron Wood, Jane Nottage, Askold Krushelnycky, Robin Gibb, Nell Wormald, Peter Kindersley, Harvey McGrath, Penelope Gorman, David Gilmour, Gareth Huw Davis, Craig Bovin, Colin Graves, Christopher Oughtred, Thomas Flatley, Michael O'Leary, Lord Daresbury, Rod Liddle, Richard Hunting, Audrey Baxter, Cosmo Landesman, Roger Waters, Robert Morton, Dominic O'Connell, Jack Du Vall President, Adrienne Connors, Sir Henry Warner, Caroline Donald, Sir William McAlpine, John Stern, Sir Anthony Hopkins, Ely Calil, Stephen Haines, Christopher Goodwin, Doug Gregory, James Ellis, Duncan Sinclair, Shane Watson, Charlotte Hunt-Grubbe, Serge Crasnianski, Denis O'Brien, Sir Richard Sutton, David Wieland, Silvio Denz, Thomas Jennings, Alan Dick, Jonathan Leake, Nicola Bryant, Jefferson Smith, Danny Desmond, Clare Francis, Roger Wickens, John Harlow, Michael Newton, Stephen Nesbitt, Joey Kaempfer, Sean Mulryan, Mark Kleinman, Zebedee Ellis, Simon Borrows, Kate Gavron, Paul Sykes, John Murphy, Uzi Kattan, Deirdre Fernand, Dr Peter Lammer, Peter Heather, Will Iredale, Jonathan Leake Science Editor, Jessica Bown, Dame Anita, Peter, Scott Mead, Sally Kinnes, Chris Morris, Stauart Barnes, Paul Gregg, Sir Martin Sorrell, Minette Marrin, Alexander, P W, Barry Houghton, Pete Oliver, 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Contents Mothers got wrong advice for 40 years Investec Contents Frank Gardner: the day Al-Qaeda shot me Gambling boom fuels new wave of super-rich Contents Tycoons tell Labour: pay us back now Contents The Sunday Times Contents Blair nears deal on elected Lords Bigley 'buried in Falluja ditch' Contents Saintly pursuit: Lloyd Scott, training yesterday in … Iraq names new prime minister Contents 'Too white' towns are labelled unhealthy The high-flying sex and the City Princess and 'dreamboat' make ripples in Venice Northern rock Tories go for tram ticket Contents Army pleads for more troops after Afghanistan firefight 'Goldmine' payments sent to offshore firm There's only one place burglars won't look. . . Ten-year-olds lead rise in child crime Fit Prescott swaps Jags for the gym Mercedes-Benz Freud portrait for the doctor who saved him Talk Talk Science cracks the code of the crazy shopper Wave parks can power towns Baby Charlotte ready to move from hospital Brittany Ferries New labels send 'unhealthy' food into sales dive Zurich The £80m victim of Britain's biggest theft 'Nanny vouchers' plan to liberate trapped mothers BASF Innocent parents accused of abuse MPs say hunt for abusers may be out of control Radio 4 revolt at high pay of chattering DJs Inflatable hotel has high hopes for space tourism Hutchence film of excess angers singer's family Another day of partying? Bring it on Halifax Harry Threat Blunkett's £20,000 claim for cottage Flybe Paddick could be ousted from Yard in Menezes row High life of EU 'stealth' ambassadors Labour U-turn over ID card medical details Dell Mitsubishi Colt CZI New Race for the Polls Suddenly it's cool to be green and for once it's the Tories who are ahead of the game. Is David Cameron the new king of eco-chic? Can Gordon Brown seize the moral high ground? Isabel Oakeshott and Jonathan Leake report Cameron's First Election Test: Reclaiming the Boroughs that Got Away Can You Teach Happiness? One of Britain's leading public schools is to hold classes in cherriness and contentment. Richard Woods reports on a bold new educational trend British Gas So are There Any Shortcuts to Contentment? Bringing back the Bard from his winter of discontent Profile Death by 1,000 Cherie cuts AOL Loading the dice AIG Fairness v fascism Adultery is inevitable, but divorce is not A painful lesson on healthcare in the NHS Bermuda triangle Picture Gallery The naked ape caught Russians' eye as a spy suspect Atticus Outstanding political courage from plucky George Osborn Atticus Paddy breaks ranks to attack Lib Dem stance on Iraq war Atticus Euan Blair tells Tories daddy isn't quitting Atticus Everything is fine and dandy in the NHS, Atticus Gordon fails to get a fix on the Green Pimpernel Bad news for Boris Johnson: he might have to reconsider Atticus Are MPs taking child obesity as seriously as they might Atticus Downing Street aide Simon Morys organised the cabinet Atticus Wanadoo NHS targets the real waste Samsung It pays the West to aid Africa Repent and forgive Regime Reversal Points Birthdays Letters to: The Sunday Times, 1 Pennington Street, … The Child who Came in from the Cold Eleonora Suhoviy did everything right on arriving in Britain but still the Home Office wanted to deport her. Giles Hattersley on her six-year battle to make the government see sense Henry James Immigrants who Made their Mark Michael Marks Joseph Conrad Henry Wellcome Ts Eliot Stelios Haji-Ioannou Lakshmi Mittal Karl Marx Nectar French revolt over Hotel Les Rosbifs Jeep Trials Teenager earns top dollar for her Ivy League novel Nepal breaks power of the god-king Countdown to Crisis Barclaycard Divorcee fights to have child by Rabin's jailed assassin Plot for revenge attacks on West Death squads target Baghdad's dustmen Contents CIA woman in 'secret prisons' leak sacked Bid to rebuild Tito's floating palace Godfather longs to make honest woman of lover Simple Times Online Invesco Perpetual Stalled: the Chernobyl rescue Ark PC World Finland gets bloody minded Hollywood puts its faith in holy films Indians apply to UK universities in caste wars Dump Cheney for Condi, Bush urged 'Abusive' Sheen barred from wife Sky Today's weather Norwich Union Men pulled from van and killed News in Brief Police gun call Elderly patients discriminated against Polish spy planes Suspect held over attack with cleaver £5.1m Lotto jackpot to roll over Prisoners on run Correction Whoop it up now, Wills: your country may need you soon Should politicians tell the truth? The Times Pay leaks can have an upside A picture for leftie love at the bus stop Move over, Big Brother, bow to satellite navigation Easyjet Contents Southgate: McClaren not ready Red dash Chelsea hope of the Double Contents Oldspeckledthen Garcia wonder strike High and wide: Joe Cole submits his entry for the worst miss of all time Player ratings Goal lays ghost to rest Haven't we met before? Joe Cole, nominated by some as Footballer of the Year, … Men's Health Pompey's resurrection shuffle Brian Doogan at Fratton Park Birmingham lose control of their destiny with drab draw Ameobi double puts West Brom on brink Furious Wenger calls Jol 'liar' Brian Glanville at Highbury Four-goal flurry keeps Bolton's Europe ambitions alive Touchline tantrums leave bitter aftertaste Highbury's las north London derby will be remembered more for its controversy and the enmity between the two managers than its football Hotshot Harewood Having silenced his fiercest critics, West Ham's most improved player has his sights on Middlesbrough today and a place in the final Vauxhall 'If you ask me who would be best for England, I'd have Arsène Wenger' Three Lions being led by donkeys Comment The Arsenal Squirrel The top 10 Sporting pests The Sea Pines Alligator The Parkhead Fox The Madras Bees The Olympic Stadium Duck The Antarctic Penguins The Lord's Sparrow The Cardiff Cockerel The Old Trafford Mouse The Wembley Wasp New Kaiser's on the March He shoots, he earns: £20m Rooney Scores as football's The England forward has, along with his fiancée, tripled his fortune in a year, but his wealth could soar further after a good World Cup Embarrassment of riches: how Michael Ballack would squeeze into Chelsea's midfield Contents Wilkinson Germans we love Germans we loathe The Sunday Times Final step for Henry The Arsenal captain's future is uncertain, but overcoming Villarreal on Tuesday would realise a dream Villarreal's weakness shows Injury crisis hits Milan Out of Tyne Nissan Fergie's salute FA Cup Semi-final Barclays Premiership Coca-Cola Championship League One League Two Pools Barclays Premiership Nationwide Conference Scotland Other Football Fixtures Tired Reading still chasing record Richard Rae at Hillsborough Coca-Cola League Okay, Owls, we were even worse than you Tonge foils Luton Walsall drop down to League Two Southend stumble Ups and downs so far this season Schumacher takes route 66 to front of the field The Sunday Times Juan Pablo Montoya. McLaren's Colombian firecracker Juan Pablo Montoya dislikes F1 politics but knows that he must start winning races if he is to secure his future The Fund Runners The real stars of today's race are the teeming mass of fun runners who will raise millions of pounds for charity British men set for marathon misery The Sunday Times Running stories The young pretender Nadal v Federer: round five Murray eyes up Latin quarter Sport on TV Times Online Golf World Questions & answers Your sporting conundrums tackled Caught in time Leicester City win the League Cup, 1964 Sport Letters Major Tom In one breath Tom Lehman says he wants hi US Ryder Cup team to have fun; in the next, he expects them to show some passion Williams ready to bridge the gap The former world snooker champion cruises into the quarter-finals in Sheffield and looks to be in the sort of form that could give him another title Noble proves a prize winner The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Finding the right mix Record stand saves Sussex Simon Wilde at Hove County scoreboards Durham wrapped up their debut in the Liverpool Victoria Dazzling Cook runs rampant John Stern at Chelmsford Clarke hits form Fixtures Gouging row as Bath bow out Stephen Jones at Estadio Anoeta The Sunday Times Dour Biarritz need extra spark to life cup Lamb turns lion as Gloucester find claws Barry Newcombe at Kinghsolm Kicking Back After a period of gloom, today's eagerly awaited Heineken Cup semi-final between Leinster and Munster shows why you can never write off the Irish Leinster can edge it No neutrals in this clash of rugby cultures Today's game has been portraged as a collision between the rock-hard Munster forwards and Leinster's fancy-dan backs, but it's much more than that. By Stuart Barnes Airberlin Varnedell puts foot down to sink Wasps The Sunday Times Clubs extend olive branch to RFU The Premiership clubs will be denied access to their top players during a blocked-off Six Nations if plansto end the club-country impasse are adopted What the clubs are proposing Davies in line for Wales KIA Motors Paddy powers to victory Carls Llewellyn's unique double success as jockey and trainer provides a fitting end to a spectacular race, writes Ray Gilpin Dwyer stays ahead of field Results round-up Today's racing Fixtures Stevenson blows hot with late charge in Asian Open Sports round-up Rugby Union Tennis Motorsport Rugby League Superbikes Hockey Rugby league Racing Squash This Week FA must remove blinkers The Times United by the beautiful game Rise of the web video star The quick way to find fame is with a hit video blog, James Knight monitors an explosion of online creativity Fear not the future, but ask if HD television is right for you now Talking point Where to sample the DIY viogging revolution Web shopper Sunday's online challenge: though the best golfing tips can't make you an overnight Jack Nichlaus, Derek Clements finds advice and top-end kit that will improve your game Learn the lesson Master the mind game Spacewalker's Camera Buyer's guide Has a windfall arrived recently? Doors chooses benchmark kit for millionaires at play Cinema Superstar Buy the best 5 Look the part Media-Centre Computer Ultimate Surround Sound 6 Tuition breaks The Sundays Times Don't panic Nigel Powell answers your techie querries BT Contents Warner and EMI ready to resume duet Regulator circles as Tesco makes £2.2bn Wait loss Australia soars on uranium bonanza Special Report The prospector of the outback are coining it as nuclear comes back into fashion. By Paul Ham in Sydney Migrants 'have kept interest rates down' European road giants set for £18bn merger Jet charter firm ready for Ofex take-off Business Digest Retune for Capital Radio Investcorp's £100m sell-off Gaming group bets on a new boss Oil company sale deadline Correction Press Complaints Commission Multiple Display Advertising Items Amvescap investors in pay row McDonald's UK to get new chief Dubai joins stock exchange battle Vauxhall is in the firing line Car parts firm's gloom over UK plants Revenue probes offshore traders Sexy runs boost Ann Summers figures Redgrave goes for gold with Amec group bidding to manage … Whales could sink Shell's EBRD loan Multiple Display Advertising Items Forecasters say oil price will reach $90 Ferrovial in frame for M25 Biscuits may go in Northern Foods revamp Competition appeal could be a bitter pill for Boots Agenda The more oil rises, the bigger the fall Up in the air Goal fever Standing pat on interest rate may unleash inflation Desert blooms Goldman Sachs The Bank's Golden Britons Hotspoet Business school If the world has never had it so good why isn't Britain doing better? The world economy is growing at almost 5% while Britain is achieving only half that. David Smith looks at why we are being held back New Post Office chief stamps his authority Alan Cook is touring the UK's branches to see how he can steam losses of £100m a year, writes Richard Fletcher McDonald's to flip tactics as health fad bites Restaurant closures and new format eateries herald a change in vision for Europe by the fast-food giant. By Mark Kleinman Times Online Boeing Multiple Display Advertising Items If you are on the Rich List, think about giving it away now Sir Tom Hunter says philanthrophy should be approached in the same way as business to get the best results I'm just a soul whose intentions are good… Richard Desmond has been told to calm down by Philip Green. Now he wants respect ad is prepared to give a little back to get it Richard Desmond's Working Day Vital Statistics Downtime Bolton's golden kettle man sxcores over Abramovich Eddie Davies has restored the fortunes of Bolton Wanderers on and off the pitch and done it with a fraction of the money laid out by Chelsea. By Tom Walker Multiple Display Advertising Items Consultants puts Enron boss on the spot The dramatic unmasking of a jury expert did nothing to help Jeffrey Silling in his fraud trial, says Dominic Rushe Saudi deal flies to rescue of Eurofighter exports BAE Systerms is set to sign a contract to sell £6bn of aircrarft to the kingdom. Report by Tracey Boles The Sunday Times Manpower? Wellcome chief's £2.5bn health cure Sir William Castell is leaving GE to run the world's biggest medical charity — and he can't wait to get started. By Margareta Pagano Multiple Display Advertising Items Former Shell boss to tap free energy Lord Oxburgh will head a film trying to extract power from North Sea gas geo-pressure. By Laura St Quinton Are you starting up a firm? GEFCO Join our project Italian job suited girl's childhood ambitions How I Made It World share markets Databank Major share movements UK economy at a glance Top 200 companies Indicator of the week Interest rates/Bonds Currencies Commodities The power behind Techenguiz's throne The property tycoon bidding £4.6bn for the Butlers pub group relies heavily ob two little-known figures who do his spedework. By Matthew Goodman Business Letters Monte Carlo bust for Langbar duo Prufrock Big jumbo treads on toes Beyond petroleum So Richard Horlick, former investment chief at Fiedlity Congratulations to Howard Covington, chief executive … Potts effect on shell is panned Mulberry Contents The Day I was Shot Contents BT Next Week From Riyadh to rehab Renault It could have been you, but it was me She was late, it wasn't her usual Tube train, then her world was blown apart by the 7/7 bombs. Martine Wright tells Deirdre Fernand how she stays cheerful Youre worth it, Cherie One man's cunning game of world revolution Sarah Baxter on the American tycoon working to bring down the tyrants with a computer model Cut me in to the hedge fund, boys My vouyer's life with the naked apes Interview Goodbye shopping, hello swapsies The funday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Writing my way out of addiction Danniela Westbrook tells Deirdre Fernand how she turned her near-death cocaine habitinto a bestseller Besieged in the East End, and only the BNP is listening A sense that the state favours immigrants over the local population is fuelling far-right sentiment, says Kate Gavron Football made us a family of two halves It has become a family friendly game, but not in our house, says Rachel Williams Multiple Display Advertising Items A recipe for exam success The most important ingredients for revision, says Alice Webb, are careful planning … and a ready supply of puddings Multiple Display Advertising Items A Family Guide to Staying Sane Three into two can go at university The dark side of mothering The deaths of Alison Davies and her autistic son Ryan highlight the tragedy of maternal cepression, says Debbie Taylor Hp Guilt Trip Mephisto 2382 Sudoku Bookwise Grand Designs Bridge Chess Teaser 2274 The Sunday Times Crossword 4169 Givecarvings lessons the chop and deal with the veg Winner's Dinners Celeb? Only if Jordan says so Shock exchange The tabloid week Oversight of the week This Life Dimwit of the week Lovebirds of the week Leasson of the week Gourmet of the week Daily Mail: Lord Jago Eliot Last word. . . Home Win for Sven? The Daily Telegraph: Peter Cadbury Winner's Letters Abba Dabba Do! People of the Week Come and Get Me, Copper Talking Heads Nick Newman's Week Contents Sparkling growth fires up Chinese shares China's economyt is booming, and its stock market could finally be ready to follow in its wake. By Kathryn Cooper Best ways to break into China Home loans soar News in Brief Contents Costly travel cover Good news on rates propels Footsie higher Jupiter HSBC threatened me after cancelling my debits Multiple Display Advertising Items Oil group boffin hopes to strike it lucky with £450,000 buy Directors' Deals Forthcoming Sales and Art Fairs Multiple Display Advertising Items A picture perfect investment Old Master paintings are fetching record sums, but you don't need a fortune to make a splash in the art world, says Jessica Bown Financial firms face up to the rise of the savvy consumer Multiple Display Advertising Items Home truth Too enthusiastic Standard Life crunch vote Millions of people must decide whether to trigger windfalsl by allowing the insurer to demutualise, writes Clare Francis In Favour Taxman stalks families who share nannies Spliting the rising cost of childcare inincreasingly popular — but there are pitfalls, warns Kathryn Cooper A parent first, an emplloyer second Ns&i The secret of investing is to keep your cool' Mark Shipman, who made a fortune in the City, tells William Kay that success as a stockpicker is down to self-control Multiple Display Advertising Items Mark Shipman: A Biography Should you escape to sunny South Africa? The country offers wine, wildlife and good weather — and a bewildering tax regime, says Adam Shaw of TV's Working Lunch Multiple Display Advertising Items A Better Life in his Sights Buying in SA It's time to take control of your pension Changes to the rules about Sipps are supring peple to run their own funds, reports David Budworth Multiple Display Advertising Items … but only if you're sure your know what you're buying Clerical Medical Beware of moneysaving sites Online services that sift through financial and energy deals may not always work in your favour, warns Jessica Bown Multiple Display Advertising Items The £340m cost of rewriting trust wills Labour's crackdown ininheritance tax loopholes will prove expersive. By David Budworth and Kathryn Cooper The schools that get torp markes for value The north beats the soutyh in a survey of the private day schools that give the best results for your money, writes David Budworth How to escape from the student debt mountain Continuing our series of finaical tips for young people, Clare Francis looks at how to conquer debt and start saving Multiple Display Advertising Items Paying a mortgage fee can work out cheaper Picking a home loan with no initial charge could prove to be a costly mistake for many borrowers, warns Clare Francis Moving house costs £12,500 in taxes and charges Multiple Display Advertising Items Best Savings Accounts Mortgage Deals Low-Cost Loans Top Annuity Rates Cheap Credit Cards Windfall Shares Factfile Trim your exotic tastes now Multiple Display Advertising Items Actor bagged his first flat selling PG Tips Waterloo Road star Jamie Glover is an RSCD veteran, but it was a tea ad that got him on the housing ladder, writes Jessica Bown Fidelity Age is no barrier for Investaquest entrants 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 Multiple Display Advertising Items Kick your way out of strees at work A system of relaxation that is built on karate, exercise and breathing is helping managers to cope with conflice, reports Roger Eglin Multiple Display Advertising Items You know you're old when you help parking wardens Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Pay rises pave way for reform in the NHS Is the financial pain of the new doctors' contracts at last starting to deliver greater efficiency? asks Gareth Huw Davies Multiple Display Advertising Items Freedom fighter who inspires kids A Week in the Life of Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Contents The B&B with a Michelin star Last week, St Ervan Manor was declared England's best B&B. Would our ruthless hotel inspector Walter F Stowy agree? Park Hall Country House, St Ostyth, Essex The runners-up Hawthorn Cottage, Elton, Derbyshire Katershill House, Bewdley, Worcestershire B+b Belgravia, London Walker Ground Manor, Hawkshead, Cubria The Kings Head, Newton-under-Roseberry, Cleveland Fairacres, Broad Oak, East Sussex Gallon House Hotel, Knaresborough, North Yorkshire Romania Doc Holiday Your Hols I still have nightmares about family all-inclusives The Patients Smug Shot Prescription One: Zakynthos, Greece The Doctor Says Prescritpion Two: Algarve, Portugal Prescritpion Three: Sardinia, Italy The Doc's quick fixes VW Over to you When holidays Attack How to Avoid the Rip-Off Trub Spas are sooo relaxing - until you get the bill. Susan d' Arcy finds the pamper palaces with down-to-earth prices Cathay Pacific UK and Ireland Avoid the rip-off rub Multiple Display Advertising Items Your very own Ireland Europe Rest of the world Multiple Display Advertising Items Mission impassable For most of the year, the Himalayan valley of Spiti is cut off from the world. Duncan Sprott climbs into a part of Tibet where life is harsh, but the locals still know how to party Multiple Display Advertising Items Excess as Standard Real Repairs? 'That'll cost you £600, mate' Mark Hodson reveals the tricks of the trade used by car-hire cowboys to part your from you cash Dodgy Motors, Amateurish Staff Secret Inspections Pumped-Up Prices Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items 'keep Very Still, Dear' Great White Shart Attack Scorpion Attack Polar Gear Attack Snake Attack Pelican Attack Tourists 'should leave Nepal now Directions Multiple Display Advertising Items Cruise giant mark all 'Life's but a walking shadow,' said Shakespeare's MacBeth, … Qantas Running with Lions You Booze, You Lose Costa Smoking Ban Tsunami Help BA takes on the no-frills Where was I? 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It was even worse, though, when filming stopped, says Roland White Pan Peninsula Tank track to victory It took 18 months and £500,000 to turm a former US military tank shed in Cheshire into a 3,700sq ft family home, says Rosemary Barratt Number crunching Homes Stay out of his face Michael Winner weighs into a planning row down his street, reports John Elliott Tesco The big chill Modern fridges are smart enough to run you home, discovers Wendy Sloane Glade Dale Group Elvis has left the building The King's early Memphis home, in original condition, is for sale, says Stephannie Clark Multiple Display Advertising Items It's all about pedigree £2m What price solitude? £400,000 Houses of the week Foothold in the Cotsworlds £189,950 Hamptons Multiple Display Advertising Items The Burrower: The country mole It's clear the wicked witch next door has put a hex on me. But how can i point that out to my faintly sneering GP? 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Do health and fitness facilities attract tenants, asks Rosie Millard The Market Multiple Display Advertising Items Contents Bose Contents Sex and the city girl Having Killed Bill and divorced Ethan, Uma Thurman finds single life has all sorts of romantic possibilities, says Jeff Dawson British television news is dull and lacks substance. In America, anchors have authority and zest. WHy won't the BBC join the winning side? Chippy off the old block Lily Allen is queen of MySpace — with as much attitude as her dad, Keith, says Dan Cairns It's the way they tell' em They might be Jack White's rock fratemity, but the Raconteurs aren't joking around. By Mark Edwards Smaller Welcome to the dark side Contorversy has surrounded The Da Vinci Code — how will it affect its Mr Nice Guy star, Tom Hanks, asks Garth Pearce Bulldog Deborah Colker Bizet on the eye ENO Tristan & Isolde 12A, 125 mins Rest of he week's films Ballets Russes PG, 119 mins C. R. A. Z. Y. 15,127 mins Tony Takitani U1 76 mins Eight Below PG, 120 mins Silent Hill 15,125 mins Hell 15,102 mins Rollin' with the Nines 18,96 mins The Mistress of Spices 12A, 95 mins In your dreamz Another film about our obsession with fame fails to raise a laugh Megastores Other Stores Remember the 2001 Bradford riots, when local asaisn Mary Bryant wasn't all that transporting Medium rare Bullets in suburbia You'll know her as Duckface, but Anna Chancellor is set to play it even crazier in the dark Suburban Shootout. By Stephen Armstrong Orange The Producers Just a little bit of heaven The sky's no limit for James Turrell's latest installation, says Hugh Pearman The Sunday Times Mack & Mabel Look what they found Stomp's new show is a treasure trove of objets trouvés, says Simon Fanshawe Per Saab 93 Hay Fever Rest of the week's Theatre Royal Mary Poppins The Wolves in the Walls Lyric Hammersmith The Royal Hunt of the Sun Olivier National Theatre The world will love these lovers The RSC's Complete Works promises a glorious summer, says Christopher Hart Peacock Theatre John Foulds ClassicalJOHN Foulds On record Beethoven Piano Concertos Nos 1-5, Choral Fantasy Brahms Classical CD of the week Nuove Musiche Rolf Lislevand Scriabin Intégrale des Poèmes Tom Verlaine Pop and Jazz Songs and Other Things Thrill Jockey Thrill173 Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris All the Roadrunning Mercury 9877385 Jamie Foxx Unpredictable J/Sony Bmg 82876730492 Charls Barcley Pop CD of the week Bruce Springsteen We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions William Parker Long Hidden: The Olrnec Series Aum Fidelity Aum036 Bruise with Derek Bailey Foghorn FOGCD006 The Ipanemas Samba Is Our Gift Far Out FARO106Cd Thelonious Monk Monk's Moods Proper Properbox 101 (4 CDs) The Walker Brothers New kids in town Mohair Simply delightful ENO's gimmick-free Orfeo is a pleasure, but the RO's Wagner doesn't ring true Apollo Victoria Theatre Black Bird The Sunday Times Death becomes him Shostakovich's 1st and 14th symphonies are great book ends for Paul Driver Nerina Pallot The top events to book now Look ahead X-Men: The Last Stand Shakespeare's Globe Glyndebourne Creamfields Film The critical list The Sunday Times top fives Theatre Long players Art Opera Dance Concerts Pop Comedy Film Glastonbury Theatre The Harder They Come Art Modernism: Designing a New World Comedy The Book Club Opera Madam Butterfly Dance Royal Ballet Concerts English Chamber Orchestra Pop The Streets Come fly with me A troupe of Moroccan acrobats has the South Bank crowd on a high, says David Dougill The Times Brokeback Mountain Film Extras Tickets Film Extras Top… Come and See Film Extras Lifeboat Film Extras 2008 Fifa World Cup Germany All fomats, £19.99-£40.99; ages The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinema The Official Guide of the Society of London Theatre Citty Chitty Bang Bang Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Inside story What's making news in the Sunday Times bestsellers list Pile 'em High Hardbacks Paperbacks A dead cert Everyman by Philip Roth Cape £10 pp182 Dying, in other words Shapes to life out spirits The Architecture of Happiness by Alain de Botton H Hamilton £17.99 pp280 Read on. . . You really must read BBC Books Precious moments The Wah-Wah Diaries The Making of a Film by Richard E Grant Picador £16.99 pp261 Courage under fire Dusty Warriors Modern Soldiers at War by Richard Holmes HarperCollins £20 pp385 The Sunday Times Read on… What's happening in the … world In the news Fawning for Britain Visiting Picasso: The Notebooks and Letters of Roland Penrose edited by Elizabeth Cowling Thames & Hudson £25 pp408 Clowning around Read on… All is vanity Watching: Encounters with Humans and Other Animals by Desmond Morris Max £20 pp655 Where would we be without them? 12 Books that Changed the World by Melvyn Bragg Hodder £20 pp372 Half Price The glory days Some Talk of Alexander a Journey Through Space and Time in the Greek World by Frederic Raphael Thames & Hudson £24.95 pp336 Et Tu, Brute?: The Murdera Caesar and Political Assasination by Greg Woolf Profile £15.99 pp256 69 AD: The Year of Four Emperours By Gwyn Morgan OUP £17.99 pp336 The Sons of Caesar Imperial Rome's First Dynastry Imperial Rome's First Dynasty by Philip Matyszak Thames & Hudson £18.95 pp296 Wh Smith The Year the Gypsies Game By Linzi Glass Age 13 The Sea by John Banville Paperbacks Dr Johnson's Dictionary John by Cynthia Lennon Divided Kingdom By Rupert Thomson Being Indian By Pavan K Varma The Sunday Times concise crossword No 944 At Day's Close By a Roger Ekirch A Long Long Way Sharon and my Mother-In-Law by Sued Aniry Chernobyl Strawberries by Vesna Godlsworthy The Writers Bureau Any excuse for a party Digging to America by Anne Tyler Chatto £19.99 pp277 New hits from old myths The Helmet of Horror by Victor Pelevin trans Andrew Bromfield Canongate £12 pp274 Fallen by David Maine Canongate £10.99 pp244 Picks of the week Determination The best of the week ahead Profile Exploitation Policing Film One to watch Sunday 23 April Critical choice Haile motivated Dramatic stuff Best music Film choice Pick of the day Gang's all here Grimmest tale Beat nicks Back in time You say BBC1 Variations Sky One Films Sport Entertainment Factual Radio Children's Pick of the Day Running mates Brave heart Yob seekers Film choice Pick of the day Deal or no deal? Celluloid dreams French twist Regarding Henry You say BBC1 Variations Sky One Films Sport Entertainment UKTV Gold Factual Radio Pick of the Day History Secret Bible: Knights Templar (National Geographic, 8pm) Niagara (C4,1. 20pm) It's your move Kirstie And Phil — Where Best To Invest (C4,8pm) Pick of the day Law and order Nostalgia It could be you A man's world Storyville: Philip And His Seven Wives (BBC4, 10pm) You can't refuse You say BBC1 Variations Sky One Films Sport Entertainment UKTV Gold Factual Radio Children's Pick of the Day A score to settle Prophet margin Cop out Film choice Pick of the day Reality bites Ethical dilemma Grapes of wrath Jack plugged You say BBC1 Variations Sky One Films Sport Entertainment UKTV Gold Factual Radio Children's Pick of the Day Un-neighbourly Most worrying Balancing act Film choice Pick of the day Dangerous game Best art history Most morbid Fat chance You say BBC1 Variations Sky One Films Sport Entertainment UKTV Gold Factual Children's Radio Pick of the Day Current affairs The stand-in Film choice Pick of the day Can you dig it? Brave souls Timewatch (BBC2, 9pm) Hussein history Harrumph Wild weekend You say BBC1 Variations Sky One Films Sport Entertainment UKTV Gold Factual Radio Children's Pick of the Day Naval gazing Film choice Friends reunited Pick of the day He's a softie Stalin grade BBC1 Variations Sky One Films Sport Entertainment UKTV Gold Factual Radio Children's Pick of the Day Nothing to see here Contents Sunseeker Contents Planet gets a helping hand Giving levels among our rich philanthropists have soared this year as they embrace golbal concerns, writes Alastair McCall Ways to Give Notable Donations The Sunday Times Giving Index Wealth scales new peaks Britain's super-rich are on a roll with at least £60m needed to get into the 2006 Rich List and the combined wealth of the country's top 1,000 hitting the dizzy heights of £300 billion, writes Philip Beresford Wealth scales new peaks Volvo The Rich List is Made up of Lakshmi Mittal: Steel, 1, £14,881m Britain's 10 Richest Asians Wealth Code Philip and Tina Green: Retailing, , £4,900m Retailing The Richest in Fashion Roman Abramovich: Oil, industry and football, £10,800m The Duke of Westminster: Property, £6,600m Property Hans Rausing and family: Food packaging, £4,950m Food packaging Leonard Blavatnik: Industry, , £4,670m Industry Sri and Gopi Hinduja: Industry and finance, , £3,600m David and Simon Reuben: Property, , £3,250m Property Roman Abramovich: Oil, industry and football, , £10,800m Sir Richard Branson: Transport and mobile phones, , £3,065m Transport and mobile phones John Fredriksen: Shipping, , £2,856m Shipping Charlene and Michel de Carvalho: Inheritance, brewing and banking, , £2,600m Inheritance, brewing and banking Bernie and Slavica Ecclestone: Motor racing, , £2,243m Motor racing Kirsten and Jorn Rausing: Inheritance and investments, , £2,490m Inheritance and investments Mahdi al-Tajir and family: Oil, investments and water, , £2,200m Oil, investments and water Earl Cadogan and family: Property, , £2,150m Property Joe Lewis: Finance, , £2,100m Finance Russell De Leon and Ruth Parasol: Internet gambling, , £2,016m Internet gambling Sean Quinn and family: Quarries, hotels and insurance, , £2,000m Quarries, hotels and insurance Poju Zabludowicz: Property and hotels, , £2,000m Property and hotels Nadhmi Auchi: Finance, , £1,995m Finance Eddie and Malcolm Healey: Property and kitchens, , … Property and kitchens Richard Desmond: Publishing, , £1,900m Towers of power, Simon Halabi: Property, , £2,000m Sir David and Sir Frederick Barclay: Media, retailing and property, , £1,800m Media, retailing and property Sergio Mantegazza and family: Travel, , £1,712m Travel Anurag Dikshit: Internet gambling, , £1,704m Internet gambling Roddie Fleming and family: Finance, , £1,700m Finance Anil Agarwal: Mining, , £1,680m Mining John Caudwell: Mobile phones, , £1,600m Mobile phones Lord Sainsbury and family: Supermarkets, , £1,600m Supermarkets Edmiston Bruno Schroder and family: Finance, , £1,550m Finance Thor Bjorgolfsson: Pharmaceuticals, banking and telecommunications, , £1,549m Pharmaceuticals, banking and telecommunications Mary Czernin and the Howard de Walden family: Property, , £1,500m Vladimir Kim: Industry, , £1,437m Industry Sir Adrian and Sir John Swire: Transport and trading, , £1,400m Transport and trading Clive Calder: Music, , £1,300m Music Laurence Graff: Diamonds, , £1,300m Diamonds John Whittaker: Property, , £1,300m Property The Aga Khan: Head of the Ismaili people, , £1,250m The Aga Khan Sir Terry Matthews: Telecommunications, , £1,200m Telecommunications Viscount Portman and family: Property, , £1,200m Property Desmond hits winning groove: Richard Desmond: publishing, , £1,900m Richard Desmond Publishing Lady Grantchester and the Moores family: Retailing and football pools, , £1,160m Retailing and football pools Philippe Foriel-Destezet: Recruitment Services, , £1,150m Recruitment services Mark Pears and family: Property, , £1,150m Property Michael Lemos: Inheritance, , £1,100m Inheritance James Ratcliffe: Chemicals, , £1,100m Chemicals The Year's Biggest Risers. . . . . . And Fallers The 20 Fastest Growing Fortunes Alan Parker: Duty-free shopping, , £1,090m Duty-free shopping James Dyson and family: Household appliances, , £1,050m Household appliances Sir Donald Gordon and family: Property, , £1,030m Property Bernard Lewis and family: Fashion, hotels and property, , £1,030m Fashion, hotels and property Viscount Rothermere and family: Newspapers, , £1,020m Newspapers A fortune built on capital assets: Mary Czernin and the Howard de Walden family: Property, , £1,500m Mary Czernin and the Howard de Walden family Property Benzion Freshwater and family: Property, , £1,016m Property Chris Lazari: Property, , £1,011m Property Mike Ashley: Sports goods, , £1,000m Sports goods Sir Ken Morrison and family: Supermarkets, , £997m Supermarkets Sir Anthony Bamford and family: Construction equipment, , £950m George Weston and family: Food and fashion, , £932m Trevor Hemmings: Property and leisure, , £928m Property and leisure Eduard Shifrin: Industry, , £920m Industry Urs Schwarzenbach: Finance, , £880m Finance Peter Cruddas and family: Internet finance, , £864m Internet finance Sir Anthony Bamford and family: Construction equipment, , £950m Construction equipment Roger and Peter De Haan: Leisure, , £850m Leisure The Jatania brothers: Beauty products and property, , £850m Beauty products and property Charles Dunstone: Mobile phones, , £830m Sir Paul McCartney: Music and inheritance, , £825m Music and inheritance Lord Ashcroft: Business services, , £820m Business services Phillip Sheppard and family: Scrap metal, , £820m Scrap metal Boris Berezovsky: Finance, , £800m Finance Liveras Yachts Yong Keu Cha: Industry, , £800m Industry Robert Miller: Duty-free shopping, , £800m Duty-free shopping Sir Alan Sugar: Property and computers, , £790m Property and computers Naresh Goyal and family: Airlines, , £780m Airlines Sir Tom Hunter: Property and sports goods, , £780m Property and sports goods The Earl of Iveagh and the Guinness Family: Brewing and property, , £760m Brewing and property David Bromilow: Media and sporting goods, , £750m Media and sporting goods John Christodoulou: Property, , £750m Property Viscount Cowdray and the Pearson family: Media, , £750m Media Lord Vestey and family: Meat, , £750m Meat Lord Laidlaw: Conferences and media, , £730m Conferences and media Stelios Haji-loannou and family: Aviation and shipping, , £727m Aviation and shipping The Grant and Gordon family: Whisky, , £725m Whiskey Andreas Panayiotou and family: Property and aviation, , £725m Property and aviation Michael Cornish and family: Packaging, , £720m Packaging George Weston and family: Food and fashion, , £932m Food and fashion Felix Dennis: Publishing, , £715m Publishing Keith Miller and family: Construction, , £715m Construction Mark Getty and family: Media, inheritance and oil, , £710m Media, inheritance and oil Lord Lloyd-Webber: Entertainment, , £700m Entertainment Charles Dunstone: Mobile phones, , £830m Mobile phones Jonathan and David Rowland: Finance, , £700m Finance The Walker family: Steel, , £700m Steel Albert Gubay: Property and fitness clubs, , £650m Property and fitness clubs David Murray: Property and football, , £650m Property and football Paul Raymond: Property and publishing, 76=, £600m Property and Publishing Lily Safra: Inheritance, 71=, £650m Inheritance Experts Henry and Simon Keswick: Finance and trading, 85, £560m Finance and trading Sir lan wood and family: Oil services and fishing, 139=, £365m Oil serives and fishing Peter Buckley and the Cayzer family: Finance, 109=, £470m Finance John Hargreaves and family: Finance, 60=, £730m Fashion Michael Spencer: Finance, 138, £372m Finance David Khalili: Art and property, 76=, £600m Art and property Peter Green and family: Energy and inheritance, 76=, £600m Energy and inheritance Companies with most millionaires Lev Chernoi: Metals, 101, £604m Metals Jack Dellal: Property, 102, £600m Property Agust and Lydur Gudmundsson: Food, 103=, £598m Food Michael Tabor: Leisure and bloodstock, 103=, £598m Leisure and bloodstock Poker face flush with success, Vikrant Bhargava: Internet gambling, 106, £592m Vikrant Bhargava Internet gambling David Sullivan: Property and media, 105, £595m Property and media Jim Mellon: Property, 107, £590m Property Jacques Gaston Murray and family: Industry and property, 108, £585m Industry and property Jorgen Philip-Sorensen: Security services, 109=, £580m Security services Peter Simon and family: Fashion, 109=, £580m Fashion Lord Rothschild and family: Finance, 111=, £573m Finance Sir Evelyn and Lady de Rothschild: Finance, 112, £563m Finance David Ross: Mobile phones, 113, £562m Mobile phones Nigel Burgess Harry keeps us spellbound, Joanne Rowling: Novels and films, 122=, £520m Joanns Rowling Novels and films Louis Bacon: Finance, 114, £558m Finance Harry Dobson: Mining and football, 115, £550m Mining and football Tony Wilkinson and family: Discount stores, 116, £540m Discount stores Ian and Richard Livingstone: Property, 117, £537m Property Peter Jones and family: Construction and property, 118, £530m Construction and property John Bloor: Construction and motorbikes, 119=, £525m Construction and motorbikes David Gold and family: Media, aviation and lingerie, 119=, £525m Media, aviation and Ingerie Jack Petchey: Investments, 119=, £525m Investments Paul Sykes: Property, 122=, £520m Property David Wilson: Construction, 122=, £520m Construction Michael Moritz: Computers, 125, £518m Computers Homesdubai Eddie and Sol Zakay: Property, 126, £517m Property Sir Donald Gosling: Car parks and property, 127, £510m Car parks and property Sir Peter Rigby: Computers, 127=, £510m Computers Richard Caring: Fashion, restaurants and golf, 129=, £500m Fashion, restaurants and golf Victor Chandler: Internet gambling and property, 129=, £500m Internet gambling and property Jane Clarke and family: Property, 129=, £500m Property The Duke of Devonshire: Land and art, 129=, £500m Land and art Tim Landon: Oil, 129=, £500m Oil Michael Newton: Closed-circuit television, 129=, £500m Closed-circuit television Newcomers with More than £100m Sir John Templeton: Finance, 129=, £500m Finance The Duke of Bedford: Land and art, 136=, £490m Land and art Vincent and Robert Tchenguiz: Property, 136=, £490m Property Duncan Cameron: Internet, 138=, £480m Internet Mark Dixon: Serviced offices, 138=, £480m Serviced offices Lloyd Dorfman: Foreign exchange, 138=, £480m Foreign exchange Felix Grovit: Foreign exchange dealing, 138=, £480m Foreign exchange dealing Simon Nixon: Internet, 138=, £480m Internet Ronald Hobson: Car parks and property, 143=, £470m Car parks and property David and Richard Thompson: Food and horseracing, 143=, £470m Food and horseracing Lord Paul and family: Industry and hotels, 145, £465m Industry and hotels Gulu Lalvani: Consumer electronics, 146=, £450m Consumer electronics Paddy McNally: Advertising and sports hospitality, 146=, £450m Advertising and sports hospitality Dieter Bock: Property, 148, £445m Property Bhikhu and Vijay Patel: Pharmaceuticals, 149, £444m Pharmaceuticals Gert-Rudolph and Friedrich-Christian Flick: Inheritance, 150, £437m Inheritance Freddie Linnett and the Murphy family: Property, 151, £430m Property Mohamed al-Fayed and family: Retailing, 152, £426m Retailing Steve Morgan: Construction and leisure, 153, £425m Construction and leisure Robert Edmiston: Car sales and property, 154, £410m Car sales and property Tom Singh and family: Fashion, 155, £407m Fashion Marlon Abela: Restaurants and inheritance, 156=, £400m Restaurants and interitance John Duffield: Finance, 156=, £400m Finance Vivian Imerman: Whisky and food, 156=, £400m Whisky and food Fred Koch: Inheritance and art, 156=, £400m Patrick McKenna: Entertainment, 156=, £400m Sir Cameron Mackintosh: Entertainment, 156=, £400m Charlotte Townshend: Property, 164=, £390m Hamish Ogston: Business services, 156=, £400m Brain Souter and Ann Gloag: Transport, 163, £395m Sir Anwar Pervez and family: Cash and carry, 164=, £390m Sir Arnold Clark: Car sales, 166=, £385m Sir Rocco Forte and family: Hotels, 166=, £385m Leo Noe and family: Property, 168, £380m The Blackwell family: Publishing and bookselling, 169, £375m The Football Millionaires Sir Martyn Arbib and family: Finance, 170, £370m Johan Eliasch: Investments and sports goods, 171, £361m Nigel Morris: Finance, 172, £360m Oleg Novachuk: Mining, 173, £355m Lord Ballyedmond: Pharmaceuticals, 174=, £350m Tony Gallagher: Property, 174=, £350m Victor Hwang: Property, 174=, £350m John Madejski: Publishing and property, 174=, £350m Don and Roy Richardson: Property, 174=, £350m Jasminder Singh and family: Hotels, 174=, £350m Derrick Smith: Finances, 174=, £350m Mark Fenwick and family: Department Stores, 181, £348m John Hunt: Estate agency, 182, £347m Dr Mo Ibrahim: Mobile phones, 183, £343m David Samworth and family: Food, 184, £340m Jim McColl: Engineering, 185=, £330m The Warburton family: Baking, 185=, £330m Lord Alliance and family: Mail order and textiles, 187=, £320m The Shepherd family: Construction, 187=, £320m The Thomson family: Media, 187=, £320m Bill Adderley and family: Furnishings, 190, £310m Bernard Matthews: Turkeys, 191, £302m Remo Dipre and family: Construction, 192=, £300m Simon Fuller: Music and television, 192=, £300m John Goulandris: Shipping, 192, £300m Nigel and Trevor Green: Films, 192=, £300m Nemir Kirdar: Finance, 192=, £300m Bob Manoukian and family: Finance, 192=, 300m See what i got on Amazon, Johan Eliasch: Investments and sports goods, 171, £361m Jim Morrison: Mobile phones, 192=, £300m The Duke of Northumberland: Land and art, 192=, £300m Douglas and Mary Perkins: Opticians, 192=, £300m Michael Platt: Finance, 192=, £300m The Queen: Head of state, 192=, £300m William Reeves: Finance, 192=, £300m Harry Hyams: Property, 204, £ 290m Michael Evans and family: Property, 205, £289m Lord Harris: Carpets, 206=, £285m Follower of fashion, Mark Fenwick and family: Department stores, 181, £348m Paul Newey: Finance, 206, £285m Stephen Rubin and family: Sports goods, 208=, £284m Dr Tito Tettamanti: Property and investment, 208=, £284m Crispin Odey and Nichola Pease: Finance, 210, £283m Dr Albert Heijn and family: Supermarkets, 211, £282m Janet de Botton and family: Art and inheritance, 212=, £280m Alan Howard: Finance, 212=, £280m The Mackie family: Electrical goods, 212=, £280m Gerald Ronson and family: Property, 212=, £280m Ramesh and Pratibha Sachdev: Nursing homes, 216, £279m Elliott Bernerd: Property, 217, £277m Michael Gooch: Finance, 218=, £275m Freddie Johnston and family: Newspapers, 218=, £275m Stanley and Peter Thomas: Property, 218=, £275m Sir Michael Smurfit and family: Packaging, 221, £274m Dr Dennis Gillings: Pharmaceuticals, 222, £272m Frank Brake and family: Food, 223=, £270m Maurice and Gaby Salem and family: Finance, 223=, £270m Tony Travis and family: Building materials, 223=, £270m Henry Moser and family: Property, 226, £261m The Queen: Head of state, 192=, £300m Ayman Asfari: Oil services, 227=, £260m Sir Ronnie Cohen: Finance, 227=, £260m Fred and Peter Done: Betting shops and business services, 227=, £260m Michael Gooley: Travel, 227=, £260m Lord Kirkham and family: Furniture, 227=, £260m Laurence Kirschel: Property, 227=, £260m William Ainscough and family: Construction and property, 233, £258m Douglas Myers: Brewing, 234, £256m Sir Allen McClay: Pharmaceuticals, 235, £255m Geoffrey Kent: Travel, 236=, £253m Peter Wilkinson: Computers, 236=, £253m Michael Canon: Pubs and hamburgers, 238=, £250m Firoz Kassam: Hotels, 238=, £250m Peter Klimt and family: Property and finance, 238=, £250m Shaid Luqman: Finance, 238=, £250m Windows of opportunity: Brain Kennedy: Double glazing and property, 238=, £250m Jonathon Lyons and family: Property and art, 238=, £250m Toni Mascolo and family: Industry, 238=, £250m Guy Naggar: Property and finance, 238=, £250m Ray O'Rourke and family: Construction, 238=, £250m Karl-Johan Persson: Inheritance, 238=, £250m Dr Mortimer Sackler and family: Pharmaceuticals, 238=, £250m The Marquess of Salisbury: Property, land and art, 238=, £250m Harold Tillman: Fashion, 238=, £250m Oris The Top 30 Political Donors The Top 20 Political Lenders Sir David McMurtry: Engineering, 251=, £248m Madonna and Guy Ritchie: Music and films, 251=, £248m Andrew Turner: Finance, 251=, £248m Hugh Osmond: Finance and pubs, 254, £245m David Mabey and family: Construction, 255, £242m Duncan Davidson and family: Construction and land, 256=, £240m Henry Engelhardt and family: Motor Insurance, 256=, £240m John Kirkland and family: Construction, 256=, £240m Stewart Milne and family: Construction, 256=, £240m Sten Mortstedt and family: Property, 256=, £240m Josie Rowland and family: Inheritance, 256=, £240m Robert Adair: Property and Oil, 262, £239m David Hood: Computers, aviation and internet, 263, £235m Gerard O'Hare: Property, 264, £233m Edward Atkin and family: Babycare products, 265, £232m Sir John and Peter Beckwith: Property, 266=, £230m Andrew Black: Internet gambling, 266=, £230m Charles Gallagher and family: Construction, 266=, £230m Michael Oglesby and family: Property, 266=, £230m Sir Paul and Lady Smith: Fashion, 266=, £230m The Duke of Sutherland: Land and art, 266=, £230m Ed Wray: Internet gambling, 266=, £230m Danny Fiszman: Diamonds and football, 273, £228m Maurice, Lord Saatchi and Charles Saatchi: Advertising and art, 274, £226m Richard Emanuel: Mobile phones and property, 275=, £225m Camilla Hagen: Investments, 275=, £225m Madonna and Guy Ritchie: Music and films, 251=, £248m Michael Hintze: Finance, 275=, £225m Grahame Whateley: Property, 275=, £225m Robert Rayne and family: Property, 279, £221m Peter Dawson and family: Truck rental, 280, £220m Jan Mol and family: Industry, 281=, £218m Lawrence Stroll: Jewellery, 281=, £218m Sir Ray Tindle: Media, 283, £215m Robert Stigwood: Entertainment, 284, £212m Louis MacBain: Media, 295=, £200m Robert Earl: Restaurants, 285=, £210m Navin and Varsha Engineer: Pharmaceuticals, 285=, £210m David Hoare and family: Banking, 285=, £210m Tony Tabatznik and family: Pharmaceuticals, 285=, £210m Andrew Brownsword: Greetings cards and hotels, 289, £207m Sir Mick Jagger: Music, 290=, £205m Sir Elton John: Music, 290=, £205m Jacob Stolt-Nielsen: Shipping and seafood, 290=, £205m Lord Heseltine and family: Publishing, 293=, £202m Michael Uren and family: Cement, 293=, £202m Elena Ambrosiadou: Finance, 295=, £200m David Babai: Travel, 295=, £200m Terence Bramall and family: Construction, 295=, £200m Lance Clark and family: Shoes, 295=, £200m Jayne Ellis: Inheritance, 295=, £200m Manfred Gorvy and family: Food, property and finance, 295=, £200m Noam Gottesman: Finance, 295=, £200m Jonathan Green: Finance, 295=, £200m Guy and Julia Hands: Finance and hotels, 295=, £200m Tarzan branches out: Lord Heseltine and family: Publishing, 293=, £202m Lord llife and family: Newspapers and media, 295=, £200m Jonas Kamprad: Furnishings, 295=, £200m Pierre Lagrange: Finance, 295=, £200m Alan Murphy: Toilet rolls and property, 295=, £200m Ralph Oppenheimer and family: Steel, 295=, £200m Graham Wylie: Software and racehorses, 295=, £200m Niklas Zennstrom: Computers, 295=, £200m Philippe Jabre: Finance, 312, £199m Donald Hess and family: Wine and water, 313, £196m Peter Harris and family: Leisure and horseracing, 314, £195m Peter Harrison and family: Computers, 314, £195m The Baylis family: Property, 316, £194m Dave Whelan and family: Sports goods, 317, £193m Sir Michael Bishop: Airlines, 318=, £185m Simon Clarke and family: Property and horseracing, 318, £185m John Frieda: Hairdressing, 318=, £185m Sir Tom Jones: Music, 318=, £185m Michael Sherwood: Finance, 318=, £185m Sting: Music, 318=, £185m Sir Euan Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe and family: Property, 324, £184m Dame Celia Lipton-Farris: Inheritance and investments, 324=, £184m Barrie Haigh: Pharmaceuticals and farming, 326, £183m John Cook and family: Caravans and holiday camps, 327=, £180m Elena Ambrosiadou: Finance, 295=, £200m The Wealthiest Women in the City Solid gold and rocking at 62, Sir Mick Jagger: Music, 290=, £205m Keith Richards: Music, 327=, £180m The Highest Earners Mark Coombs: Finance, 327=, £180m Keith Richards: Music, 327=, £180m Stephen Butt: Finance, 330=, £177m Ian and Lennie McGeoch: Retailing, 330=, £177m Sir Tom Jones: Music, 318=, £185m William Arah: Finance, 332=, £175m Manny Davidson and family: Property, 332=, £175m Jeremy Hosking: Finance, 332=, £175m Alan Lewis: Retailing and property, 332=, £175m Paul Marshall: Finance, 332=, £175m Neil Ostrer: Finance, 332=, £175m Ian Wace: Finance, 332=, £175m Tony Yerolemou and family: Food, 332=, £175m Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas: Films, 332=, £175m Peter Shalson: Coat hangers and pubs, 341, £174m Alan Gibbs: Finance, 342=, £172m Jack Tordoff: Car sales, 342=, £172m Dr David Gabbay and family: Property, 344=, £170m David Kirch: Property, 344=, £170m Brian Scowcroft and Janet Lefton and family: Insurance and property, 344=, £170m Mark Shuttleworth: Internet, 344=, £170m Duncan Bannatyne: Nursing homes and fitness clubs, 348, £168m Anthony Brotherton-Ratcliffe and family: Construction, 349, £167m Sir Bernard Schreier and family: Industry and hotels, 350, £166m Andrew Davis and family: Hotels and art, 351=, £165m Richard Harpin: Household repairs, 351=, £165m The Earl of Stockton and the Macmillan family: Publishing, 351=, £165m Dr Mike Lynch: Software, 354, £164m Allen Timpany: Computers, 355, £162m Michael Horton and family: Property, 356, £161m Roger Ames: Music, 357=, £160m Peter Harrison and family: Computers, 314=, £195m Dr Nick Dhandsa and family: Nursing homes, 357=, £160m Sir Jack Hayward: Property, 357=, £160m Jimmy Heselden: Defence equipment, 357=, £160m Eddie Irvine: Motor racing and property, 357=, £160m Dr John King: Pharmaceuticals, 357=, £160m Ephraim Shahmoon and family: Property, 357=, £160m Wilf Corrigan: Microchips, 364=, £158m Sir Chris Evans: Biotechnology, 364=, £158m Sir Peter Michael: Electronics, radio and wine, 364=, £158m Eric Watson: Office supplies and white goods, 367, £157m Geoff Salters and family: Drinks and distribution, 368=, £156m Who says crime doesn't pay?, Nasser Ahmed: Fraud, 376, £151m Joe Sloan and family: Drinks and distribution, 368=, £156m Elias Englander and family: Property, 370=, £155m Susan Prescott and the Austin family: Fashion and property, 370=, £155m Paul Thwaites: Property, 370=, £155m Ardeshir Naghshineh and family: Property, 373, £154m Christopher Moran: Finance and property, 374=, £153m Neil Taylor and family: Computer games, 374=, £153m Harpal Matharu and family: Hotels, 376=, £151m Bill Archer: Diy, 378=, £150m Dr Philip and Patricia Brown: Publishing, 378=, £150m Sir Richard George and family: Breakfast cereals, 378=, £150m Mendi and Moises Gertner: Property, 378=, £150m Sir Martin Laing and family: Construction and property, 378=, £150m Nick Leslau: Property, 378, £150m Bharat and Ketan Mehta: Pharmaceuticals, 378=, £150m Sir Keith Mills: Business services, 378=, £150m Jamie Palumbo: Music and property, 378=, £150m Felix Posen: Finance, 378=, £150m Sir Tim Rice: Music and art, 378=, £150m Irvine Sellar and family: Property, 378=, £150m Peter Sutherland: Finance and oil, 378=, £150m Sir Peter Vardy: Car sales, 378=, £150m Nigel Wray: Finance and property, 378=, £150m The Ziff family: Property and shoes, 378=, £150m Kevin and Michael Lagan: Construction, 394, £148m Martin Hughes: Finance, 395=, £146m Duncan Bannatyne: Nursing homes and fitness clubs, 348, £168m Guy Johnson: Mobile phones, 395=, £146m Ian McGlinn: Retailing and hotels, 395=, £146m Trevor Baines: Investments, 398=, £145m Barbara Taylor Bradford: Novels, 398=, £145m Steven Evans: Car replacement, 398=, £145m The Online Millionaires The Telecoms Millionaires Ronnie Frost: Business services, 398=, £145m David Harding: Finance, 398=, £145m Philip Hulme: Computers, 403, £144m Bill Gredley and family: Property and racehorses, 404, £142m Noel Bailey and family: Electrical contracting, 405=, £140m Andrew Cohen and family: Household good, 405=, £140m John Deer: Engineering, 405=, £140m Everard Goodman: Property, 405=, £140m Olivia and Dhani Harrison: Inheritance, 405=, £140m Scott Kapnick: Finance, 405=, £140m Anthony Lyons: Property, 405=, £140m James and John Martin: Ejector seats, 405=, £140m Alastair and Michael Powell: Electrical cables, 405=, £140m Anthony Preston and family: Pet superstores, 405=, £140m Tom Scott and family: Retailing, energy and property, 405=, £140m Richard Sharp: Finance, 405=, £140m Alan Jackson: Mobile phones, 417, £139m Michael Shanly: Housebuilding, 418, £137m Chris Dawson: Superstores, 419, £136m The Marquess of Bath: Land and art, 420=, £135m Eric Clapton: Music, 420=, £135m Phil Collins: Music, 420=, £135m Grey Stanley and family: Diy, 420=, £135m Eric Guerlain and family: Cosmetics, 424=, £132m Sir Peter Ogden: Computers, 424=, £132m Dame Anita and Gordon Roddick: Retailing, 424=, £132m John Apthorp and family: Frozen food and wine, 427=, £130m Mills talks a good Games: Sir Keith Mills: Business services, 378=, £150m Michael Astor and family: Property, 427=, £130m Robert Carter and family: Construction, 427=, £130m Tom Morris and family: Discount stores, 427=, £130m Dr Walter Scott: Finance, 427=, £130m Maroun Semaan: Oil services, 427=, £130m Judith and Fergus Wilson: Property, 427=, £130m Peter Wood: Insurance, 427=, £130m Anthony Green and Family: Soap, 435, £129m Tony Bramall and family: Car sales and property, 436=, £128m Eric Gadsden: Property, 436=, £128m Harvey McGrath: Finance, 436=, £128m Surinder Arora and family: Hotels, 439=, £127m The Duke of Beaufort: Land, 439=, £127m Paul Gregg and family: Theatres and football, 439=, £127m John Dunsdon and family: Property, 442=, £126m Tony Buckingham: Oil, diamonds and property, 444=, £125m Peter and Dense Coates: Catering, bookmaking and internet gambling, 442=, £126m Brian DeZille and family: Knitwear and fitness clubs, 444=, £125m Jim Goodliffe and family: Business services, 444=, £125m Brian Kingham: Security services, 444=, £125m Kevin McCabe and family: Property, 444=, £125m Stephen Marks: Fashion, 444=, £125m Chris Marshall and family: Property, 444=, £125m Theo Paphitis: Stationery, lingerie and football, 444=, £125m Simon Robertson: Finance, 444=, £125m Ringo Starr: Music, 444=, £125m David Crossland and family: Travel, 454, £124m Tim Martin: Pubs, 455, £123m The Marquess of Bute: Land and art, 456=, £122m Paul Day and family: Haulage, 456=, £122m Sir Tom Farmer: Car repairs and property, 456=, £122m John Robinson: Finance and property, 456=, £122m Barry Rubery: Digital television, 456=, £122m Alan Wiseman and family: Milk supplies, 456=, £122m Sir John Barlow and family: Finance, 462=, £121m Douglas Graham and family: Newspapers, 462=, £121m Michael and Robert Slowe: Property, 462=, £121m Sir Michael Bibby and family: Shipping, 465=, £120m At home in the country, Viscount Petersham: Property, 465=, £120m Martin Birrane: Motor racing and property, 465=, £120m David Blackburn: Car sales, 465=, £120m David Bowie: Music, 465=, £120m Frank Burke and family: Construction and property, 465=, £120m John Dick: Property, 465=, £120m Nigel Doughty: Finance, 465=, £120m Europe's Richest 50 Barry and Robin Gibb: Music, 465=, £120m Michael Green: Media, 465=, £120m Eric Grove: Property and construction, 465=, £120m Hermann Hauser: Computers, 465=, £120m Hugh Irvine and family: Cheese, 465=, £120m Ron Jelley and family: Construction, 465=, £120m Mike Luckwell: Television, 465=, £120m Henry Lumley and family: Insurance, 465=, £120m John McCarthy and family: Retirement homes, 465=, £120m Harold Martin: Industry, 465=, £120m George Moore and family: Furniture and finance, 465=, £120m Sam and Alisa Moussaieff: Jewellery, 465=, £120m John Murphy and family: Construction, 465=, £120m Stephen Nesbitt: Finance, 465=, £120m Sir Robert Ogden: Property and racehorses, 465=, £120m Viscount Petersham: Property, 465=, £120m Peter Prowting and family: Construction and property, 465=, £120m Phyllis Somers: Inheritance, 465=, £120m Lord Steinberg: Casinos and bookmaking, 465=, £120m Sir Richard Sutton and family: Land, 465=, £120m Sam and Alisa Moussaieff: Jewellery, 465=, £120m Joe Walker and family: Biscuits, 465=, £120m Andrew Wates and family: Construction and healthcare, 465=, £120m Tom Wheatcroft: Property and motor racing, 465=, £120m Nick Williamson and family: Cleaning products, 465=, £120m Peter Bromley and family: Shoes , 496=, £117m Anthony Todd: Finance, 496=, £117m Thomas Jennings and family: Engineering and property, 498=, £116m Alasdair Locke: Oil services, 498=, £116m Julian Richer: Hi-fi retailing and property, 498=, £116m The 50 Richest in the World George Davies: Retailing, 501=, £115m Peter Hambro: Finance and gold, 501=, £115m Peter and Michael Kane: Courier services, 501=, £115m Alexander and Alan Turner: Industry, 501=, £115m Richard Hunting and family: Oil services, 505, £114 Rupert Mucklow and family: Property, 506, £113m Martin Edwards: Football, 507=, £112m Ian Gregg and family: Bakeries, 507=, £112m Michael Herbert and family: Property and restaurants, 507=, £112m Alan Parker and family: Public relations, 507=, £112m The Ahmed family: Food, 511=, £110m John Asprey and family: Jewellery, 511=, £110m Keith Bradshaw and family: Car sales and property, 511=, £110m Paul Deighton: Finance, 511=, £110m Martin Dawes: Mobile phones, 511=, £110m Glenn Earle: Finance, 511=, £110m Stanley Fink: Finance, 511=, £110m Albert Fuss: Finance, 511=, £110m Richard and Rupert Hambro: Finance, 511=, £110m Danny Hill: Property and investment, 511=, £110m Jonathan Klein: Media, 511=, £110m Jim Leavesley and family: Property and army surplus, 511=, £110m David McMullen and family: Brewing, 511=, £110m Pamela Morgan Bell: Divorce settlement, 511=, £110m Anwar and Yakub Patel: Pharmacies, 511=, £110m Nicholas Roditi: Finance, 511=, £110m The Goldman Sachs Millionaries Ranjit and Baljinder Singh: Poultry, 511=, £110m Michael Stone and family: Finance, 511=, £110m Silvio Denz: Perfume, 529=, £109m Heinrich Feldman and Family:Property, 529=, £109m David Pearl: Property, 531, £108m John Menzies and family: Aviation and newspaper distribution, 532=, £107m The Earl of Portsmouth: Land and property,532=, £107m David Wieland: Property, 534, £106m Fred Duncan: Food, 535=, £105m Sir David Garrard: Property, 535=, £105m Geoffrey Grant: Finance, 535=, £105m Anders Hedlund and family: Greetings cards, 535=,£105m Shaf Rasul: Property and computers, 549=, £102m William Ives and Family: Steel, 535, £105m Lord Jacobs and family: Driving schools, 535=,£105m Tony Khalastchi and family: Property, 535=, £105m Arif Patel and family: Textiles and property, 535=, £105m The Earl of Pembroke: Land and art, 535=, £105m Christopher Oughtred and family: Food and car sales, 544, £104m Adrian Beecroft: Finance, 545=, £103m Richard Koch: Online betting, 545=, £103m The Marquess of Milford Haven and family: Internet, 545=, £103m David and Heather Stevens: Insurance, 545=, £103m The Earl of Pembroke: Land and art, 535=, £105m Shaf Rasul: Property and computers, 549=, £102m David Shamoon and family: Property and shipping, 549=, £102m Brain and alan Stannah: Lifts, 549=, £102m Earl Spencer: Land, 552=, £101m John Woodward: Leisure, 552=, £101m Sukhpal Singh Ahluwalia: Car parts, 554=, £100m Asif Aziz and family: Property, 554=, £100m Audrey Baxter and family: Food, 554=, £100m Nicholas Berry and family: Finance and newspapers, 554=, £100m Anton Bilton and family: Property, 554=, £100m Judah Binstock: Property, 554=, £100m Gordon Bonnyman: Property, 554=, £100m Arpad Busson: Finance, 554=, £100m Ely Calil: Finance and inheritance, 554=, £100m Jeremy Coller: Finance, 554=, £100m Nick Corfield: Computers, 554=, £100m Gavyn Davies: Finance, 554=, £100m Hirst's art of the deal, Damien Hirst: Art, 554=, £100m Cyril Dennis: Property, 554=, £100m Gary Dutton and Family: Double glazing, 554=, £100m Edward Faith and family: Travel, 554=, £100m Rita Firth and the Batley family: Cash and carry and inheritance, 554=, £100m Ernie Fisher and family: Construction, 554=, £100m Barry Houghton: Electronics, 554=, £100m Michael Hunt and family: Property, 554=, £100m Nigel Jagger and family: Finance and logistics, 554=, £100m Luke Johnson: Restaurants and greyhound tracks, 554=, £100m Joey Kaempfer: Property, 554=, £100m Uzi Kattan: Travel, 554=, £100m Rod Stewart: music, 554=, £100m Sammy Lee: Property, 554=, £100m Don Lewin and family: Greetings cards, 554=, £100m Lennox Lewis: Boxing, 554=, £100m Bill McCabe: Computers and property, 554=, £100m The Macdonald family: Whisky, 554=, £100m Neil McRoberts and family: Debt recovery, 554=, £100m Derek Mickel and family: Construction, 554=, £100m Joe Moore: Industry, 554=, £100m The Morris family: Property, 554=, £100m The Norman Family: Shipping, 554=, £100m Ozzy and Sharon Osboume: Music and television, 554=, £100m Bruce Robertson and family: Retailing, 554=, £100m Formula for success, Paul Stoddart: Transport, 606, £97m Paul Ruddock: Finance, 554=, £100m Rod Stewart: Music, 554=, £100m Shiraz Dharamshi Tejani and family: Paper products and property, 554=, £100m Rupert Webb and family: Finance, 554=, £100m Peter Weinberg: Finance, 554=, £100m Richard Willmott and family: Construction, 554=, £100m Julian and Marc Worth: Internet, 554=, £100m Charles Yeates: Property and art, 554=, £100m William Brown and family: Insurance, 598=, £98m Eddie Davies: Thermostats and football, 598=, £98m Dennis Myers and family: Finance, 598=, £99m John Taylor: Thermostats, 598=, £99m Jon Aisbitt: Finance and oil exploration, 602=, £98m Amdega Roger Baines: Delivery services, 602=, £98m John Seddon and family: Construction, 602=, £98m Rahul and Rita Sharma: Travel and property, 602=, £98m Paul Stoddart: Transport, 606, £97m Don McCarthy: Shoes and fashion, 607=, £96m Owen Oyston and family: Media and property, 607=, £96m Michael Alen-Buckley: Finance, 609=, £95m John and Richard Bennett: Computers, 609=, £95m Anthony Cann and Family: Industry, 609=, £95m Charles Clowes: Property, 609=, £95m The Top 20 in Hotels and Restaurants Millionaires in Film and Tv Gordon Crawford: Computers, 609=, £95m Dough Gregory: Furniture, 609=, £95m Eric Herd: Frozen food, 609=, £95m Jonathan Hitchins and family: Construction, 609=, £95m Simon Karimzadeh and family: Leather, food and metals, 609=, £95m Ray Kelvin: Fashion, 609=, £95m Gerald and John Murphy and family: Scrap metal, 609=, £95m Sam Rayner and Family: Household goods, 609=, £95m Philip Richards: Finance, 609=, £95m Sir Ridley and Tony Scott: Finance, 609=, £95m Duncan Sinclair and family: Property, 609=, £95m Garry Widdowson: Scrap metal, 609=, £95m Ron Wood: Greetings cards and property, 609=, £95m Jamie Moffat and family: Travel, 626, £94m The Cobham family: Aerospace, 627=, £93m Rodger Dudding: Lock-up garages and queue management, 627=, £93m Nick Forman hardy: Media, finance and farming, 627=, £93m John Morphet: Leisure, 627=, £93m Alastair Salvesen and family: Transport and plant hire, 627=, £93m Peter Stephens: Travel, 627=, £93m Richard Biffa: Waste Disposal, 633=, £92m The Brett family: Minerals and engineering, 633=, £92m Grahame Chilton: Insurance, 627=, £93m Where there's muck there's money, Stephan Daubney: Land reclamation, 633=, £92m John Guthrie and family: Property, 633=, £92m Abe Jaffe and family: Car sales, 633=, £92m Tony Langley: Engineering, 633=, £92m John Nike and family: Property, car sales and leisure, 63=, £92m Andrew Vicari: Art, 633=, £92m The Walduck family: Hotels, 633=, £92m Gweirydd Walters and family: Construction, 633=, £92m Danny Desmond: Property, 644=, £91m Tony Elliott: Publishing, 644=, £91m John Hindle and Family: Property, 644=, £91m Roger Wickens and family: Property, 644=, £91m Mark Adlestone and family: Jewellery, 648=, £90m David Beach and family: Finance, 648=, £90m Paul Bloomfield: Property and foreign investment, 648=, £90m Serge Crasnianski: Photo booths, 648=, £90m Ron Dennis: Motor Racing, 648=, £90m Alan Dick and Family: Telecommunications, 648=, £90m David Gorton: Finance, 648=, £90m Geoffrey Halstead and family: Vinyl tiles, 648=, £90m Tony Langley: Engineering, 633=, £92m Richard Higgins and Family: Construction, 648=, £90m Dr Jan Hruska: Software, 648=, £90m Dr Peter Lammer: Software, 648=, £90m Sir William McAlpine and family: Construction, 648=, £90m Martin Myers: Property, 648=, £90m Savills Jim Rawson and family: Plastic windows, 648=, £90m Sir John Ritblat and family: Property, 648=, £90m John Robinson: Fashion, 648=, £90m David Russell: Property, 648=, £90m The Music Millionaires Kevin Stanford: Fashion, 648=, £90m Sir Henry Warner and family: Property, 648=, £90m Irving Weaver: Construction, 648=, £90m Peter Wheeler: Finance, 648=, £90m Ben and Jos White: Computers, 648=, £90m Robie Williams: Music, 648=, £90m Lynn Wilson and family: Construction, 648=, £90m Roger Gabb and family: Wine, 672=, £88m Sir Fraser and Gordon Morrison: Property and construction, 672=, £88m David and Victoria Beckham: Football and music, 674=, £87m Stephen Haines: Greetings products, 674=, £87m Mathias kraus and family: Property, 674=, £87m Graham Roach and family: Meat Rashid Tayub and family: Cash and carry, 674=, £87m John Marston and family: Hotels and property, 679=, £86m David Allen: Holiday camps, 680=, £85m Sir Bernard and Robert Audley: Business services, 680=, £85m Esrnond Bulmer and family: Cider, 680=, £85m Stephen Conway: Property, 680=, £85m The boy done good, David and Victoria Beckham: Football … Mark Creasy: Prospecting, 680=, £85m Lord Daresbury and the Greenall family: Hotels and property, 680=, £85m Michael Dawson: Alarm systems, 680=, £85m Steve Gibson: Transport, 680=, £85m Penelope Gorman and Victoria Cammack: Inheritance, 680=, £85m Adam and Samuel Kaye: Restaurants, 680=, £85m Larry Kinch: Oil and gas, 680=, £85m Leon Litchfield and family: Plastics, 680=, £85m Manubhai Madhvani: Sugar and brewing, 680=, £85m Andrew Morris and family: Exhibition venues, 680=, £85m Robert Morton: Investment, 680=, £85m Andrew Page: Car parts, 680=, £85m Jody Scheckter: Motor racing and weapons training, 680=, £85m Stephen Haines: Greetings products, 680=, £85m Greetings Card Millionaires Harold Sher: Metal, 680=, £85m Sir Martin Sorrell: Advertising, 680=, £85m Ian Suttie: Oil services, 680=, £85m Sushil Wadhwani: Finance, 680=, £85m Charlie Watts: Music, 680=, £85m Tony Williams and family: Industry, 680=, £85m Austin Baird and family: Chemists, 703, £84m Robin Clark and family: Property, 680=, £85m John Coulter and Ann Jones: Jewellery, 680=, £85m Giuseppe Pecorelli and family: Hotels and golf, 704=, £83m John Charman: Insurance, 707=, £82m Sir Sean Connery: Films, 707=, £82m Ian and Andrew Hall: Food, 707=, £82m Sir David Potter: Computers, 707=, £82m A vintage year, John Rudd and family: Wines and spirits, 707=, £82m Julian and David Schild: Medical equipment, 707=, £82m John Shropshire and family: Salads and vegetables, 707=, £82m Albert Hay and family: Property, 714=, £81m Andrew Rosenfeld: Property, 714=, £81m David Atherton: Online retailing, 716=, £80m The Wealthiest Wine Merchants Alan Bekhor: Shipping, 707=, £82m Abdul Bhatti and family: Cash and carry, 707=, £82m John Bigwood and family: Food, 716=, £80m David Blood: Finance, 716=, £80m Simon Borrows: Finance, 716=, £80m Clay Brendish: Computers, 716=, £80m Johnny and Patrick Byrne: Construction, 716=, £80m Bob Diamond: Finance, 716=, £80m Adalat and Arshad Chaudhary: Cash and carry, 716=, £80m Pradip and Manish Dhamecha: Cash and carry, property and paper, 716=, £80m Lord Drayson and family: Pharmaceuticals, 716=, £80m Con Folkes and family: Property and engineering, 716=, £80m Carol Galley: Finance, 716=, £80m David Gilmour: Music, 716=, £80m Colin Graves and family:Convenience stores, 716=, £80m Richard Green and family: Art, 716=, £80m Sir Anthony Hopkins: Films, 716=, £80m Engelbert Humperdinck: Music, 716=, £80m Peter Kindersley and family: Publishing and farming, 716=, £80m Rajan and Sanjay Kumar: Fashion, 716=, £80m Earl of Lonsdale and family: Land, 716=, £80m Kevin McDonald: Plastic piping, 716=, £80m Peter Mallinson: Finance, 716=, £80m Lord Drayson and family: Pharmaceuticals, 716=, £80m Peter Martin and family: Property, 716=, £80m Scott Mead: Finance, 716=, £80m Christopher Mills: Finance, 716=, £80m Bernard Oppetit: Finance, 716=, £80m George Robinson: Finance, 716=, £80m The Duke of Roxburghe: Land, 716=, £80m Bharat Shah and family: Pharmaceuticals, 716=, £80m Younus Sheikh: Cash and carry, 716=, £80m Hugh Sloane: Finance, 716=, £80m Chris Stamper and family: Computer games, 716=, £80m Roger Waters: Music, 716=, £80m Wealth by region Peter Hargreaves: Finance, 751=, £79m Judy Craymer: Music, 755=, £78m Sir Terence Conran: Restaurants and retailing, 762=, £76m Douglas and lain Anderson: Tool and plant hire, 767=, £75m Patricia Kluge: Divorce, 755=, £78m Gary Corbett: Telecommunications, 767=, £75m Terry Adams: Landrill and farming, 798=, £74m John Berkley: Mobile homes, 803=, £72m Martin Ainscough: Cranes, 817=, £70m Sir Lindsay Owen-Jones: Beauty products, 944=, £60m Jonathan Wild and family: Tea and coffee, 817=, £70m Jeremy Agace: Property, 858=, £68m Tom Darlrymple: Airline, 871=, £67m Johnnie Boden and family: Mail order, 858=, £68m Stuart Balmforth: Airlines, 876=, £66m David Agnew: Car sales, 888=, £65m Edwin Booth: Supermarkets, 918=, £64m David and Lewis Chester: Finance, 925=, £63m Sir Mark Thatcher: Finance, 918=, £64m Lady Nino-Bracewell-Smith and family: Football and … Zameer Choudrey: Food, 928=, £62m Richard Burbidge: Industry, 940=, £61m Larry Albon: Engineering, 944=, £60m Simon Cowell: Entertainment, 944=, £60m She's got all the answers, Anne Robinson: Television and property, 944=, £60m 100 richest young people Steve Bell, 30: Computers and mobile phones, 8, £45m The Earl of Jersey, 30: Land, 9, £35m Vanessa-Mae Nicholson: Music, 10=, £32m Andrew, 27, and Paul, 29, Gower: Computer games, 10=, … Kiera Chaplin, 23: Films, 14, £30m Guy Berryman, 28: Music, 15=, £25m Rio Ferdinand, 27: Football, 20, £22m Thierry Henry, 28: Football, 21, £21m Jenson Button, 26: Motor racing, 22=, £20m Wayne Rooney and Coleen McLoughlin: Football, 22=, … Jonathan Kaye, 27: Restaurants, 31=, £18m Orlando Bloom, 29: Films, 33=, £14m Emile Heskey, 28: Football, 35=, £12m Emma Bunton, 30: Music, 40=, £10m Craig David, 24: Music, 53=, £9m James Blunt: Music, 91=, £5m Jamie Cullum: Music, 91=, £5m Kieron Dyer, 27: Football, 57=, £8m Derek, 29, Ross, 27, and Ryan, 27, Bawn: Property, … Zahier Ahmed, 26: Cash and carry, 74=, £6m Helen Atkinson, 29: Leisure, 91=, £5m Keira Knightley: Films, 40=, £10m Sandy Lerner: Internet and Cosmetics, £48m We list Britain's 100 richest women, whether for individual … Elizabeth Tompkins: Inheritance, 60=, £57m Linda Bennett: Shoes, 63=, £55m Richest Husbands and Wives Jan Fletcher: Property, 84=, £50m Jean Aucott: Inheritance, 82=, £54m Linda Ashley: Divorce, 84=, £50m Elizabeth Abbott: Investments, 88=, £48m Rose Tempest: Photography, 91, £45m Sandy Lerner: Internet and cosmetics, 92=, £40m Philippa Rose: Finance, 96=, £38m Annie Lennox: Music, 98=, £35m Scotland's richest 100 Dr Walter Scott: Finance, 25, £130m John Boyle: Travel and investments, 54, 62= £58m Michael Walker: Timber, 66, £53m Alan and Ronnie Barlett: Vegetables, 67=, £50m Richest from wales David Stevenson and family: Retailing and investments, … Robert Douglas Miller: Retailing, 75=, £48m Charles Anderson: Oil services, 78=, £45m John Milligan: Engineering services, 82=, £44m Iain Bett: Construction, 84=, £41m Ken Cairnduff: Fashion, 88=, £40m Douglas Craig: Trawlers, 95=, £38m Ephraim Belcher: Sausages, 98=, £35m Anglo Irish Bank Ireland's richest 250 Sir Tony O'Reilly and Chryss Goulandris: Food, media … John Dorrance: Inheritance, 4, £1,365m (?2,007m) Sean Quinn and family: Quarries, hotels and insurance, … Hilary Weston and family: Retailing and food, 1, £4,700m … The Wealthiest Women Dermot Desmond: Finance, 5, £965m (?1,419m) Tony Ryan and family: Airline, 6, £875m (?1,287m) Thomas Flatley: Property, 5, £745m (?1,096m) Denis O'Brien: Investments and mobile phones, 8, £965m … John Magnier: Bloodstock and property, 9, £592m (?871m) Digging deep to succeed, Sean Quinn and family: Quarries, hotels and insurance, 2, £2,000m (?2,941m) Frank Dunne: Retailing, 10, £507m (?746m) J P McManus: Gambling, 12, £472m (?694m) Martin Naughton: Industry, 5, £490m (?721m) U2: Music, 13, £469m (?690m) Margaret Heffeman: Retailing, 14, £410m (?603m) Sharon, Brian, Paul and Sean McMahon: Retailing and … Eugene and Brendan Murtagh: Building products, 16, … Michael Flatley: Entertainment, 17, £375m (?551m) Lord Ballyedmond: Pharmaceuticals, 18, £350m (?515m) Thomas and Ann Roche and family: Toll roads and hotels, 19, £328m (?482m) Michael O'Leary: Airline, 20, £317m (?466m) Pat McDonagh: Internet, 21, £304m (?447m) Sir Michael Smurfit and family: Packaging, 22, £274m (?403m) James Mansfield: Hotels, 23, £267m (?393m) Larry Goodman: Meat, 24, £258m (?379m) Michael and Nigel O'Flaherty: Vehicles, 25, £257m (?378m) Sir Allen McClay: Pharmaceuticals, 26, £255m (?375m) Ray O'Rourke and family: Construction, 27, £250m (?368m) Sir David McMurtry: Engineering, 28, £248m (?365m) Sean Mulryan and family: Property, 29, £234m (?344m) Gerard O'Hare: Property, 30, £233m (?343m) George, Henry and John Sisk and family: Construction, … Patrick Doherty: Property, 32=, £230m (?338m) Charles Gallagher and family: Construction, 32=, £230m … Philip Berber: Finance, 34, £201m (?296m) Anne Dune: Retailing, 35=, £189m (?278m) Barry O'Callaghan: Computers, 36, £184m (?271m) Dr Mike Lynch: Software, 38, £164m (?241m) George Moore: Software, 37, £168m (?247m) Joseph and Jean Brennan and family: Baking and property, … Top 50 account for two-thirds of wealth Eddie Irvine: Motor racing and property, 39=, £160m … Dr John King: Pharmaceuticals, 39=, £160m (?235m) Lochlann Quinn: Industry, 42, £159m (?234m) Joe Sloan and family: Drinks and distribution, 39=, … Geoff Salters and family: Drinks and distribution, … Neil Taylor and family: Computer games, 45, £153m (?225m) Peter Sutherland: Finance and oil, 46, £150m (?221m) Kevin and Michael Lagan: Construction, 47, £148m (?218m) Feargal Quinn and family: Retailing, 48, £145m (?213m) Jim McGettigan: Hotels and property, 49, £138m (?203m) Bernadette and John Gallagher and family: Hotels and … Michael Chadwick: Builders' supplies, 51=, £132m (?194m) Liam and Roisin Carroll: Construction, 53=, £128m (?188m) Martin Birrane: Motor racing and property, 56=, £120m (?176m) Richard Barrett: Property, 61=, £118m (?174m) Bill Cullen: Vehicle Distribution, 56=, £120m (?176m) Thomas Jennings: Engineering and property, 65, £116m (?173m) Michael Herbert: Property and restaurants, 66, £112m (?165m) Danny Hill: Property and investment, 67, £116m (?162m) Bernard McNamara: Construction, 68=, £182m (?158m) Ernie Fisher: Construction, 70=, £108m (?147m) Noel and Anne-Maria Smyth: Property, 72=, £97m (?143m) Max, Malcolm and Noel McMullan: Fuel distribution and property, 73=, £95m (?140m) Peter and Tony Barry: Tea and food, 77=, £90m (?132m) Gemma and Michael Maughan: Car sales, 79=, £87m (?128m) Austin Baird: Chemists, 81, £84m (?124m) Padraig, Anthony, Liam and Thomas Smyth: Retailing, 82=, £83m (?122m) Neil McCann: Fruit distribution, 84=, £82m (?121m) Johnny and Patrick Byrne: Construction, 89=, £80m (?118m) Cormac and Patrick Byrne: Construction, 92=, £75m (?110m) Eamon Cleary: Property, 107=, £65m (?96m) Walter Beatty: Hotels, 95=, £74m (?109m) Denis and Daniel O'Flynn: Housebuilding, 99=, £70m (?103m) Eileen Monahan: Hotels, 101=, £69m (?101m) John Miskelly: Property, 102=, £68m (?100m) Gerry and Catherine Barrett: Construction, 103=, £66m (?97m) David Agnew: Car sales, 107=, £65m (?96m) Paddy Hickey: Pharmacy, 204=, £34m (?50m) John and Ciara Byrne: Property, 112=, £64m (?94m) Tom Eakin: Pharmaceuticals, 114=, £63m (?93m) Denis and Caroline Desmond: Entertainment, 118=, £62m (?91m) Finian O'Sullivan: Oil, 121=, £61m (?90m) Robert Barnett: Grain, 123=, £60m (?88m) Louis Fitzgerald: Pubs, 129=, £59m (?87m) Michael Cotter: Construction, 132=, £58m (?85m) Michael and Thomas Bailey: Construction, 135=, £56m (?82m) Sean Fitzpatrick: Banking, 139=, £52m (?76m) Samuel Allen: Meat and property, 143=, £50m (?74m) John and Kathleen Boyle: Gambling, 146=, £49m (?72m) Sean Dunne: Construction, 148=, £48m (?71m) David Doyle: Investments, 155=, £45m (?66m) Frank Boyd: Property, 161=, £43m (?63m) Seeing the big picture, Jerry Kennelly: Photography, 135=, £56m (?82m) Paul Coulson: Investment, 164=, £42m (?62m) Gerard Gannon: Construction, 169=, £43m (?60m) Kevin Anderson: Cinemas, 172=, £40m (?59m) Patrick Cooney: Beverages, 181=, £39m (?57m) Michael Browne: Retailing, 188=, £36m (?53m) Brian Davy: Stockbroking, 195=, £35m (?51m) Matthew Faherty: Property, 204=, £34m (?50m) Mary Cooney: Beverages, 209=, £32m (?47m) Bob Geldof: Music and television, 195=, £35m (?51m) Chris de Burgh: Music, 212=, £31m (?46m) Kiera Chaplin: Modeiling and films, 219=, £30m (?41m) Peter Conlon: Technology, 226=, £29m (?43m) Richest Entertainers Ireland's Young Rich Star quality in the genes: Kiera Chaplin, Modelling and films, £30m (€44m) Derek Geddis: Food, 187=, £28m Michael Collins: Construction, 205=, £22m Padraic Fallon: Media, 59, £5m Dr Chris Horn: Software, 205=, £22m Index to Ireland's top 250 Index to richest 1,000 Index Rules of engagement The Sunday Times Rich List 2006 Agricultural Land Values Pictet Mercedes-Benz Contents BMW Bupa Contents Dfs I Watched Withnail and I with Dad for the First Time Last Year. 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