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Sanjay and Dheeraj Hinduja and their family are the richest people in the UK, according to this year’s edition of The Sunday Times Rich List.

The Hindujas’ wealth is put at £38 billion, up from £35.3bn last year, in the list documenting the changing fortunes of the UK’s 350 wealthiest individuals and families. 

The combined wealth of their business empire this year rises by 1.4% to £784bn – a sum larger than the annual GDP of Belgium ($776bn), Sweden ($760bn), and Israel ($719bn). It represents about a quarter of the UK total annual GDP. 

There are now 157 UK billionaires, 20 less than four years ago. The minimum entry level dips to £340 million — another indicator of a subdued year.  

Sir Elton John, Lord Lloyd-Webber, Sir Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, JK Rowling, Charlotte Tilbury, Sir Brian May and Sir Lewis Hamilton are among the household names who appear in the annual survey. 

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Robert Watts, compiler of the Sunday Times Rich List, said: “This year’s Rich List is a tale of two exoduses. One in six of the individuals and families who appeared on the list two years ago don’t feature this time.   

“Many foreign billionaires who have been living in the UK have also dropped out because they have moved away. We have also seen a sharp rise in the number of British nationals now resident in Dubai, Switzerland and Monaco. As UK nationals these people remain on our Rich List – wherever they now live.

“These two exoduses pose challenges for the UK economy and its public finances. Will more of the wealthy now set up or grow their ventures overseas and in doing so create fewer jobs here? How much tax – if any – will Rachel Reeves’ Treasury be able to extract from those affluent Brits who have now left the country.” 

For the first two decades of this century the Rich List charted swelling fortunes. The closely-followed wealth rankings now suggest the UK has entered a new era, with fewer billionaires and flatlining fortunes.  

Between 2000 and 2022 the overall wealth of our top 250 entries jumped by nearly 600% — an average annual growth of almost 26%. Between 2022 and 2026 this has stagnated, rising at an average annual rate of about 1%. 

After peaking at 177 in 2022, the billionaire count fell for three years running. This year’s tally of 157 is just one more than in 2025. 

Watts added: “For nearly 40 years the Sunday Times Rich List has analysed the fortunes of Britain’s most affluent people. We believe understanding where wealth lies and where it is being accumulated is an important part of a functioning democracy.  

“Over the years our research has told us a lot about our country, charting the way a generation of largely self-made entrepreneurs overtook the old money of the landed gentry.  

“This year’s edition shines a light on fortunes made from artificial intelligence, driverless cars and cryptocurrencies as well as baby milk, make-up, hoodies and other everyday items. We know many of our readers find those rags-to-riches stories of entrepreneurs who started out with little more than a laptop and an idea particularly inspiring.” 

This year’s two biggest risers were both born in Moscow, five years apart.

Nik Storonsky (pictured), co-founder of payments firm Revolut, has seen his wealth climb to £16.411bn – average gains of £25.8m a day since last year’s Rich List. The rise is explained by a fundraising valuing the London-based business at £55.6bn.  

Alex Gerko, the mathematician who set up trading platform XTX, has a fortune now estimated at £16.006bn. The increase in his wealth since the 2025 edition equates to  average daily gains of £19.9m over the past 12 months.  

Storonsky and Gerko have both publicly opposed Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, renounced their Russian citizenship and become UK nationals. 

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The biggest fallers on this year’s list include Sir James Dyson. Donald Trump’s tariffs partly explain the lower revenues of the inventor’s electricals empire. Dyson’s fortune is put at £12bn – down £8.8bn.  

Manchester United owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has also fallen. Rising debt, falling revenues and a £515.7m loss has led the Rich List compilers to lower the value of his petrochemicals giant Ineos to £17bn.  

The Rich List continues to document fortunes made in diverse and often surprising ways, ranging from artificial intelligence and electric vehicles to running travel agents and selling scrap metal. 

This year’s new entries include Noel and Liam Gallagher, who have amassed a £375m fortune. The 41 Oasis shows between July and November last year took almost £400m at the box office and provided the perfect warm-up act for a sale of the group’s song rights. Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight is putting the final touches to a documentary of the reunion concerts.    

Emily Eavis’s father Sir Michael hosted his first music festival at Worthy Farm in 1970. Now the business is partly owned by family trusts, experts have suggested that the Glastonbury festival could be worth at least £400m.  

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Warren Stephens is the only new overseas billionaire (£2.444bn). The US ambassador ran his family’s investment business and in 2015 banked $400m from selling his newspaper group. A fan of Tottenham Hotspur FC and a serious art collector, he lives in Winfield House, his official London residence.   

Irishman Ross McMahon (£438m) bought Heinz’s struggling baby milk factory for £1 in 2015. Now it’s the centerpiece of his £400m infant nutrition brand Kendamil.

Rank
2026(2025)
NameWorthRise/(Fall)Source of wealth
1(1)Sanjay and Dheeraj Hinduja and family£38bn£2.696bnIndustry and finance: Hinduja Group
2(2)David and Simon Reuben and family£27.971bn£1.108bnProperty and internet: Reuben Brothers
3(3)Sir Leonard Blavatnik£26.852bn£1.127bnInvestment, music and media: Access Industries
4(5)Idan Ofer£24.481bn£4.36bnShipping and industry: Israel Corporation
5(6)Guy, George, Alannah and Galen Weston and family£18.939bn£1.193bnRetail: Primark
6(NEW)Christopher Harborne£18.177bnNewFinance, aviation and Tech: Tether
7(27)Nik Storonsky£16.411bn£9.433bnFinancial services: Revolut
8(20)Alex Gerko£16.006bn£7.261bnFinance: XTX Markets
9(7)Sir Jim Ratcliffe£15.194bn(£1.852bn)Chemicals: Ineos
10(10)Igor and Dmitry Bukhman£14.26bn£1.72bnGames: Playtrix
11(11)Kirsten and Jorn Rausing£12.6bn£86mInheritance and investment: Tetra Laval
12(12)Michael Platt£12.481bn(£19m)Hedge fund: BlueCrest Capital Management
13(4)Sir James Dyson and family£12bn(£8.8bn)Techology: Dyson Group
14(15)Lord Bamford and family£10.318bn£868mConstruction equipment: JCB
15(13)Charlene de Carvalho-Heineken and Michel de Carvalho£10.215bn£125mInheritance, brewing and banking: Heineken
16(18)Barnaby and Merlin Swire and family£9.736bn£482mIndustry, transport and property: Swire Group
17(16)Denise, John and Peter Coates£9.728bn£283mGambling: Bet365
18(14)The Duke of Westminster and the Grosvenor family£9.677bn(£207m)Property: Grosvenor Group
19=(24)Moshe Kantor£8.888bn£1.227bnChemicals: Acron Group
19=(19)Marit, Lisbet, Dame Sigrid and Sir Hans Rausing£8.888bn(£200m)Inheritance: Tetra Lavel
21(28)Stephen Rubin and family£8.75bn£2.089bnSportswear: Pentland and JD Sports
22(21)Sir Chris Hohn£8.556bn£411mHedge fund: TCI Fund Management
23(23)Anders Holch Povlsen£8.287bn£583mFashion: Bestseller and Asos
24(22)Daniel Kretinsky£8.185bn£395mEnergy, telecoms, media and football: Royal Mail and J Sainsbury
25(17)Carrie and François Perrodo and family£8.074bn(£1.226bn)Oil, gas and wine: Perenco
26(26)Tom Morris and family£8.061bn£1.072bnDiscount stores: Home Bargains
27(46)Ben and Adam Keswick and family£6.755bn£3.289bnProperty, retailing and hotels: Jardine Matheson
28(31)Sri Prakash Lohia£6.444bn£416mTextiles and plastics: Indorama Corp
29(30)Earl Cadogan and family£6.418bn£279mProperty: Cadogan Settled Estates
30(35)Hilton Schlosberg£6.36bn£903mDrinks: Monster Beverage
31(33)Joe Lewis£5.83bn£56mForeign exchange and investment: Tavistock Group
32(34)Ian and Richard Livingstone£5.686bn(£46m)Property and gambling: London and regional
33(43)Leonie Schroder and Claire Fitzalan Howard and family£5.611bn£1.678bnFinance: Schroders
34(40)Sir Michael Moritz and Harriet Heyman£5.481bn£1.046bnInternet: Sequoia
35=(48)Navin Engineer and family£5bn£1.6bnPharmaceuticals: Chemidex
35=(32)Mohsin and Zuber Issa£5bn(£1bn)Fuel distribution and supermarkets: EG Group and ASDA
37(38)Mark Scheinberg£4.889bn(£192m)Gambling: PokerStars
38(36)Andy Currie£4.762bn(£576m)Chemicals: Ineos
39(29)Glenn Gordon and family£4.745bn(£1.653bn)Spirits: William Grant & Sons
40(37)John Reece£4.744bn(£572m)Chemicals: Ineos
41(58)Alki David and the Leventis family£4.587bn£1.689bnDrinks and media: Coca Cola HBC
42(60)Sir Anwar Pervez and family£4.159bn£1.444bnCash and Carry: Bestway
43(25)Anil Agarwal£3.852bn(£3.648bn)Mining: Vendata Resources
44(44)Laurence and François Graff£3.75bn£100mDiamonds: Graff Diamonds
45(45)Eddie and Sol Zakay£3.7bn£100mProperty: Topland
46(57)Fred and Peter Done£3.612bn£697mGambling: BetFred
47(47)Mark Pears and family£3.451bnNo changeProperty: William Pears Group
48(52)Mike Ashley£3.437bn£317mSports equipment and fashion: Frasers Group
49(49)Baron Howard de Walden and family£3.357bn£113mProperty: The Howard de Walden Estate
50(50)Alan Parker and family£3.29bn£50mDuty-free shopping
51(56)Clive Calder£3.25bn£250mMusic: Zomba
52(55)Sammy Tak Lee and family£3.111bn£46mProperty: The Langham Estate
53(53)John Bloor£3.11bn£9mConstruction and motorcycles: Bloor Homes and Triumph Motorcycles
54(64=)Sir Dennis and Lady Gillings£3.095bn£495mPharmaceuticals: IQVIA
55(64=)Chris Rokos£3bn£400mHedge fund: Rokos Capital Management
56(59)Ben Lewis and family£2.851bn£127mFashion and property: River Island
57(62=)Maritsa Lazari and family£2.8bn£150mProperty: Lazari Investments
58(61)Alejandro Santo Domingo and Lady Charlotte Wellesley£2.741bn£80mInheritance, brewing and investment: SAB Miller
59(64=)John Christodoulou£2.7bn£100mProperty: Yianis Group
60=(64=)Chris and Sarah Dawson£2.65bn£50mDiscount stores: The Range
60=(62=)Inna Gudavadze£2.65bnNo changeInheritance
62(69)Simon, Bobby and Robin Arora£2.554bn(£24m)Discount stores: B&M
63(64=)Benzion Freshwater and family£2.547bn(£53m)Property: Daejan Holdings
64(87)Jean-François Decaux and family£2.5bn£578mMedia and advertising: JCDecaux Group
65=(71)Alan Howard£2.444bn(£56m)Hedge fund: Brevan Howard
65=(NEW)Warren Stephens£2.444bnNewInvestment: Stephens INC
67(72)Sir Richard Branson and family£2.4bn(£19m)Transport, finance and fitness clubs: Virgin
68(73)Peter Hargreaves£2.325bn£25mFinance: Hargreaves Lansdown
69(76)John Gore£2.25bn£69mEntertainment: John Gore Organization
70(77)Henry Moser and family£2.178bn£23mFinance: Together
71(89=)Tony Langley£2.144bn£244mEngineering: Langley Holdings
72(116)Lord Choudrey and family£2.14bn£774mCash and Carry: Bestway
73(70)Geoffrey Warren£2.1bn(£452m)Car sales and property: Cargiant
74(78)Georg and Emily von Opel£2.083bnNo changeFinance and property: Opel
75(86)Simon Nixon£2.05bn£750mMedia: DMTG
76(124=)Viscount Rothermere and family£2.05bn£100mInternet and property: Moneysupermarket
77(153)Ranjit and Baljinder Boparan and family£2.03bn£1.013bnFood and restaurants: 2 Sisters Food Group
78(80)Lord Hintze£2.026bn£24mHedge fund: CQS
79=(245)Jeremy Coller£2bn£1.387bnPrivate equity: Coller Capital
79=(81=)Bernie Ecclestone and family£2bnNo changeMotor racing: Formula One
79=(74)Farhad Moshiri£2bn(£258m)Investment and football: Everton FC
82(157)Alex Beard£1.93bn£939mCommodities: Glencore
83(99)Andrey Andreev£1.926bn£232mInternet: Bumble
84(89)Viscount Portman and family£1.9bnNo changeProperty: Portman Estates
85(88)Sir Ian Wood and family£1.876bn(£38m)Oil services and fishing: Wood Group
86=(161=)Suneil Setiya£1.86bn£880mHedge Fund: Quadrature Capital
86=(161=)Greg Skinner£1.86bn£880mHedge Fund: Quadrature Capital
88(92)Mark and Lindy O'Hare£1.836bnNo changeData: Prequin
89(96)Kristo Käärmann£1.806bn£65mFinance: Wise
90(94)Peter Harris and family£1.787bn(£4m)Hotels and caravan parks: Butlins
91(108)Stefan Olsson£1.778bn£246mShipping: Stena Line
92(95)Jonas and Mathias Kamprad£1.777bn£3mRetailing: Ikea
93(93)Sir Will Adderley and family£1.754bn(£51m)Home furnishings: Dunelm
94(164)Richard Caring£1.75bn£775mRestaurants and property: The Ivy
95(102)Lady (Philomena) Clark and family£1.733bn£77mCar sales: Arnold Clark
96(98)James and John Martin and family£1.73bn£31mEjection seats: Martin-Baker Aircraft Company
97(101)Surinder Arora and family£1.7bn£30mHotels: Arora Group
98(100)Michael Flacks£1.681bnNo changeInvestment, industry and property: Flacks Group
99(117)Caspar MacDonald-Hall and family£1.654bn£299mProperty: Proudreed
100=(165=)Strive Masiyiwa£1.63bn£662mTelecoms: Econet
100=(79)Jim and Sally Thompson£1.63bn(£386m)Logistics: Crown Worldwide
102(97)Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou and family£1.628bn(£79m)Aviation: easyJet
103(75)Sunder Genomal and family£1.607bn(£643m)Fashion: Page Industries
104(105)John Caudwell£1.569bn(£31m)Mobile phones: Phones4u
105(106)Adam Fleming and family£1.559bnNo changeFinance: Stonehage Fleming
106(129)Sir Gerald Ronson and family£1.552bn£310mProperty and fuel distribution: GMR Capital
107(151=)Vlad Yatsenko£1.547bn£522mFinancial services: Revolut
108(109)Lord Ashcroft and family£1.507bn£9mBusiness services: Impellam Group
109(81=)John Whittaker and family£1.5bn(£500m)Property: The Peel Group
110(110)Poju and Anita Zabludowicz£1.495bnNo changeProperty and hotels: Tamares
111(104)Robert Miller and Princess Marie-Chantal and family£1.481bn(£132m)Retail, fashion and finance: Duty Free Shoppers Group
112(111)Sandy and James Easdale£1.47bn£10mTransport and property: McGills
113=(131=)Andrew Law£1.45bn£250mHedge fund: Caxton Associates
113=(112)Niklas Zennstrom£1.45bnNo changeInternet and software: Skype
115(114)Jon Hunt£1.447bn£20mEstate Agency & property: Foxtons Group
116(115)Peter Jones and family£1.432bn£49mProperty: The Emerson Group
117(107)Douglas and Dame Mary Perkins and family£1.409bn(£130m)Opticians: Specsavers
118(124=)Sir Cameron Mackintosh£1.4bn£100mEntertainment: Cameron Mackintosh Limited
119(113)Christopher Thomson and family£1.384bn(£62m)Media: DC Thomson
120(122)Richard Desmond£1.363bn£38mMedia and propery: Northern & Shell
121(118)The Shepherd family£1.35bnNo changeModular buildings: Portakabin
122(123)Sir Tony Gallagher£1.345bn£25mProperty: Gallagher Estates
123=(231=)Piotr Dabkowski£1.333bn£668mTechnology: ElevenLabs
123=(231=)Mati Staniszewski£1.333bn£668mTechnology: Eleven Labs
125(119=)Sir Terry Matthews£1.33bn(£8m)Telecoms: Mitel
126(NEW)Gary Lubner£1.3bnNewCar services: Belron
127(148)John Murphy and family£1.292bn£209mConstruction and property: J Murphy and Sons
128(250=)Peter Stephenson and family£1.266bn£675mCoastal property and marine services: Able UK
129(84)Jasminder Singh and family£1.265bn(£716m)Hotels: Edwardian
130(126)Anna Margaret Smedvig, Julia Smedvig Hagland and family£1.253bn£1mShipping, oil and gas services: Smedvig Capital
131(127=)Steve Lansdown£1.25bnNo changeFinance: Hargreaves Lansdown
132(131=)Nadhmi Auchi£1.247bn(£3m)Finance: General Mediterranean Holding
133(140)Christoph Henkel and family£1.234bn£71mChemicals: Henkel AG
134(135)Yan Huo£1.225bn£27mHedge fund: Capula Investment Management
135(119=)Charles Cayzer and family£1.222bn(£116m)Finance: Caledonia Investments
136(147)Mark Coombs£1.221bn£132mFinance: Ashmore Group
137(139)John Armitage£1.22bn£50mHedge fund: Egerton Capital
138(131=)Sir Rocco Forte and Olga Polizzi and family£1.204bn£4mHotels: Rocco Forte Hotels
139=(131=)Lord Grantchester£1.2bnNo changeRetailing and football pools: Littlewoods
139=(131=)Elisabeth Murdoch£1.2bnNo changeMedia: Shine
141(273=)Sir David and Victoria Beckham£1.185bn£685mFashion, football and music: Beckham Brand Holdings
142(184)Lord and Lady Cruddas£1.156bn£290mTrading: CMC Markets
143=(141)Lord Kirkham and family£1.14bnNo changeFurniture and investments: DFS
143=(192)Helene and Marianne Odfjell and family£1.14bn£311mOil services: Odfjell Group
145(138)Lord Spencer of Alresford£1.139bn(£38m)Finance: ICAP
146(145)Lord Sugar£1.138bn£37mProperty: Amshold
147(142)Howard Shore£1.125bnNo changeFinance: Shore Capital
148(136)Henning Conle and family£1.119bn(£73m)Property: Sirosa
149=(146)Eugene Shvidler£1.1bnNo changeOil, gas and investment: Evraz
149=(143)David Sullivan and family£1.1bn(£18m)Property, football and media: West Ham
151(NEW)Paul Hamilton£1.081bnNewSoftware: Halo
152(151)Sir Paul and Lady (Nancy) McCartney£1.055bn£30mMusic and transport: The Beatles
153(150)Sir Peter, James and Steve Rigby£1.041bnNo changeComputer, aviation and hotels: Rigby Group
154(-)Barry and Eddie Hearn£1.035bnRe-entryEntertainment: Matchroom Sports
155(159)Roy Richardson and family£1.03bn£45mProperty: Richardson
156(155)Ursula and Till Bechtolsheimer and family£1.02bn£13mInheritance and hotels: Tschuggen
157(195)Sir Roger and Peter De Haan£1.009bn£197mTravel and insurance: Saga
158(130)Paul Coulson and family£996m(£243m)Packaging: Ardagh
159(168)JK Rowling£975m£30mNovels and films: Harry Potter
160(273=)Matthew Riley£957m£457mTelecoms: Daisy Group
161=(188=)Sir Paul Marshall£950m£45mFinance: Wise
161=(188=)Ian Wace£950m£100mHedge fund: Marshall Wace
161=(175=)Taavet Hinrikus£950m£100mHedge fund: Marshall Wace
164(171)Luke and Brian Comer£946m£16mProperty: The Comer Group
165=(161=)Henry Engelhardt and Diane Briere de l'Isle£935m(£45m)Insurance: Admiral
165=(158)Steve Morgan£935m(£53m)Construction: Redrow
167=(173)Mark Dixon£931m£10mServiced office: IWG
167=(177)Charles Gallagher and family£931m£28mConstruction: Abbey
167=(170)The Sir Ken Morrison family£931m(£1m)Supermarkets: Morrisons
170(183)John Jakes£926m£57mStairlifts: Acorn Mobility
171(179=)Philip Gabriel and family£922m£22mProperty: Gabriel International
172(174)Duke of Devonshire£915m£5mLand and art
173(144)Peter Kelly£913m(£202m)Software: Softcat
174(175)Sir Philip and Lady Green£905mNo changeRetail: Arcadia
175(182)Patricia Thompson and family£902m£28mFood and horse racing: Hillsdown
176(178)Malcolm Healey and family£901mNo changeKitchens and property: Wren Kitchens
177(188=)Christopher Whiteside£900m£50mAviation: AJW Group
178(172)Lady Ballyedmond and family£898m(£25m)Pharmaceuticals: Norbrook
179(187)Lord Edmiston£897m£42mCar sales and property: IM Group
180(165=)Tom Sandell£889m(£79m)Hedge fund: Sandell Asset Management
181(181)The Duke of Bedford£882m(£2m)Land and art: Bedford Estates
182(197)Sir Brian Souter and Dame Ann Gloag£878m£73mTransport: Stagecoach
183=(185)Bill, Will and Richard Ainscough£877m£18mProperty: Wain Group
183=(193)The Kirkland family£877m£49mConstruction: Bowmer and Kirkland
185(160)Chris Sheppard and family£869m(£114m)Scrap metal: EMR
186(233)Edoardo Mercadante£846m£183mHedge fund: Parvus Asset Management
187=(212)Andy Hill and family£845m£121mConstruction: The Hill Group
187=(149)Sir Mo Ibrahim£815m(£233m)Mobile phones: Celtel
187=(240)Tim and Kit Kemp£810m£172mHotels: Firmdale
190(156)The Earl of Iveagh and the Guinness family£807m(£49m)Brewing and property
191=(199=)Sir Charles Dunstone£800mNo changeMobile phones
191=(211)Ben Francis£800m£74mFashion: Gymshark
191=(199=)Michael Tabor and family£800mNo changeGambling and media: BetVictor and Global Radio
194(225)Daren Whitaker£797m£99mProperty: Renaker Build
195(198)Sir Peter Wood£795m(£9m)Insurance: esure
196(202)Manfred Gorvy and family£789m£4mProperty and food: Hanover Acceptances
197(216)William Lloyd and family£782m£76mAnimal feed and poultry: Lloyd's Animal Feeds
198(203=)Ruth Parasol and family£780mNo changeGambling: PartyGaming
199=(213)Tony Bloom£779m£58mGambling, Football and Property: Brighton & Hove Albion
199=(217=)Oliver and Alexander Kent-Braham£779m£75mInsurance: Marshmallow
201=(207)Tim Knowles£775m£40mProperty: FI Real Estate Management
201=(205=)Paul Sykes£775mNo changeProperty: Highstone Group
203(137)Mike Danson£772m(£410m)Media: GlobalData
204(266)Michael Loughran and family£770m£240mFuel distribution: LCC Group
205(247)Jonathan Warburton and family£762m£160mBaking: Warburtons
206(217=)John Coulter and Ann Jones£754m£50mRetail and property: Warren James Jewellers
207(-)Donald Mackenzie£750mRe-entryPrivate equity: CVC
208(196)Thor Bjorgolfsson£741m(£65m)Finance and investment: WOM
209(208)Lord Vestey and family£739m£8mMeat: Vestey Holdings
210(220=)Richard Harpin and family£735m£35mInsurance and repair services: Homeserve
211(NEW)Laurent Cadji£733mNewShipping: Union Maritime
212(154)Graham King£726m(£283m)Business services: Clearsprings
213(209=)Lord Laidlaw£725m(£5m)Conferences: IIR
214=(-)Sir Lloyd Dorfman and family£721mRe-entryForeign exchange: Travelex
214=(229)Bhupendra Kansagra and family£721m£41mFuel, chemicals and shipping: Solai Holdings
216(201)Freddie Linnett and the Murphy family£720m(£77m)Property: Charles Street Buildings
217(205=)Martin Hughes£718m(£37m)Hedge fund: Toscafund
218=(237)Robert and William Barnett and family£715m£68mFood distribution and packaging: W&R Barnett
218=(215)Kirsty Bertarelli£715mNo changeDivorce and songwriting
220(219)Alastair and Michael Powell£713m£12mCables and property: Cleveland Cable Company
221=(220=)Paul Day and family£700mNo changeTransport and park homes: Turners (Soham)
221=(220=)Sir Tom Hunter£700mNo changeRetailing and property: West Coast Capital
221=(220=)Mike Jatania and family£700mNo changeToiletries, property and fashion
221=(220=)May Makhzoumi and family£700mNo changeIndustry: Future Pipe Industries
225(214)Fawn and India Rose James and family£689m(£29m)Property: Soho Estates
226(228)Thomas Hartland-Mackie£684mNo changeElectrical goods: CEF Holdings
227=(227)James Benamor£683m(£25m)Construction: Wilson Bowden
227=(234=)David Wilson and family£683m£2mFinance: Amigo Loans
218(338)Emma Hindle and family£391m£26mProperty: Brookhouse Group and Lancet Homes
229(281)Jon and Susie Seaton£681m£195mTeaching aides: Twinkl
230(238=)The King£680m£40mMonarch
231(257)Matt and Jodie Moulding£675m£102mInternet retailing: THG
232(253)Dame Margaret and Helen Barbour£674m£94mFashion: Barbour
233(261)Nigel Spokes and family£663m£113mCar hire: Thrifty
234(234=)Christopher Moran£658mNo changeInsurance, property and energy: Chesterlodge
235(241)Bill Holmes and family£630mNo changeFinancial services: Radius Payments
236(320)Lord Iliffe and family£622m£229mMedia and property: Yattendon Group
237(246)Leo Noé and family£610mNo changeProperty and investment: Noe Group
238(248=)Paddy McNally£600mNo changeAdvertising and hospitality: Allsport
239(254)Will Roseff£591m£12mGambling: Bet365
240(258)Michael Shanly£590m£22mConstruction: Shanly Homes
241(297)Alex Kendall£583m£144mDriverless cars: Wayve
242(242)Philip Meeson£579m(£47m)Aviation: Jet2
243(203=)Herman Narula£578m(£202m)Technology: Improbable Worlds
244(244)Mahmud Kamani and family£576m(£41m)Internet retailing: Boohoo
245(256)Tom Bruce-Jones and family£573m(£1m)Timber: James Jones & Sons
246(259)Andrew Nisbet and family£572m£30mCatering supplies and property: Nisbets
247(268)The Hoare family£571m£47mFinance: C Hoare and Co
248(238=)Rishi Sunak and Akshata Murty£563m(£77m)Technology and hedge fund: Infosys
249(280)Andy Bell£553m£63mFinancial services: AJ Bell
250=(260)David Pearlman£550m(£19m)Consumer goods: Westcoast
250=(265)Joe Hemani£550m£4mProperty: Structadene
252(269)The Duke of Northumberland and family£544m£27mLand and art
253(262)The Gibbon family£542mNo changeProperty: GMS Estates
254(263=)Chrissie Rucker and Nick Wheeler£540mNo changeRetailing: The White Company and Charles Tyrwhitt
255(243)Tej Lalvani and family£525m(£100m)Health supplements: Vitabiotics
256(-)Timothy Goodwin and family£524mRe-entryIndustry: Goodwin PLC
257(272)Dame Marit Mohn Westlake£520m£16mIndustry: Frank Mohn AS
258(267)Lawrence Tomlinson£519m(£6m)Construction: LNT Homes
259(-)Julian Dunkerton and Jade Holland Cooper£518mRe-entryFashion: Superdry and Holland Cooper
260(273=)Lord Lloyd-Webber£516m£16mEntertainment: Really Useful Group
261(263=)Richard Smith and family£513m(£27m)Food distribution: PFD Food Services
262(NEW)Martin Kissinger£511mNewFinance: Lendable
263(271)Michael Clarke and family£510mNo changeProperty: Le Masurier
264(325)John Deer£509m£127mEngineering: Renishaw
265(277)Charlotte Townshend£507m£9mInheritance: Ilchester Estates
266(282)Nick Capstick-Dale£505m£20mProperty: UK Real Estate
267(270)Steve Parkin£503m(£12m)Logistics: Clipper
268=(-)Masao Asai£500mRe-entryHedge fund: Capula Investment Management
268=(300)Greg Jackson£500m£65mRenewable energy: Octopus
268=(248=)Ross Turner£500m(£100m)Hedge fund: Pelham Capital
271(286)Roderick Evans and family£497m£25mProperty: Evans Property Group
272(312=)Graeme and Yvonne Brooks£491m£91mAviation: Avtrade
273(250=)Dame Irene Hays and family£488m(£103m)Travel: Hays Travel
274(284=)Gordon Sanders and family£485m£11mCare homes: Runwood
275(278)Chris Oglesby and family£483m(£11m)Property: Bruntwood
277(283)Sir Elton John£480m£5mMusic
278(-)Sir David Harding£477mRe-entryHedge fund: Sandell Asset Management
278(279)Mark Fenwick and family£464m(£27m)Department stores and property: Fenwick
279(288)Berish Berger and family£463m£5mProperty: Tabletop London
280(287)Eoin McCann and family£462mNo changeConstruction materials: FP McCann
281=(293)Iris Gibbor and family£461m£17mIndustry and hotels: CP Holdings
281=(310)Lord Sainsbury of Turville£461m£59mRetail: Sainsbury's
283(312=)Sir John Timpson and family£460m£60mRetail: Timpsons
284=(291=)Barbara Broccoli and Michael G Wilson£450mNo changeFilms
284=(295=)Sir Mick Jagger£450m£10mMusic: The Rolling Stones
284=(295=)Keith Richards£450m£10mMusic: The Rolling Stones
287(291=)Tom and Ruth Chapman£445m(£5m)Fashion: Matchesfashion
288(294)Tony Matharu£444m£3mProperty and hotels: Grange
289(305)Dai and Richard Walters£441m£23mConstruction: Walters Group
290(NEW)Ross McMahon and family£438mNewBabymilk: Kendal Nutricare
291=(301=)Iain Anderson and family£437m£7mPlant hire: Gap Hire Solutions
291=(298)Sir Lindsay Owen-Jones£437mNo changeBeauty products: L'Oreal
293(225)Mark Creasy£436m(£139m)Mining: IGO
294(324)Sir Lewis Hamilton£435m£50mMotorsport: Mercedes and Ferrari
295(318)Jeff Smith£434m£36mProperty: Proudreed
296(230)Sir Michael Gooley£433m(£246m)Travel: Trailfinders
297(301=)Simon Cowell£430mNo changeEntertainment: Syco
298(303)Terry Bramall and family£429mNo changeConstruction: Keepmoat
299(311)Alex Langsam£428m£27mProperty: Britannia Hotels and Pontins
300(343)Andrew Killingsworth£425m£69mRetailing: Yours
301(NEW)Sir Malcolm and Lord Walker of Broxton£424mNo changeSupermarkets: Iceland
302(327)Flure Grossart and family£419m£41mFinance: Noble Grossart
303(337)Paul and Johnny Caddick£416m£50mConstruction: Caddick Group
304=(307)Jeremy Hitchins and family£415m£6mConstruction and healthcare: Robert Hitchins
304=(331)James Stephens£415m£42mProperty and office equipment: Corona
306=(333=)Ed Sheeran£410m£40mMusic
306=(306)Riccardo Zacconi£410mNo changeVideo games: King
308(-)Mark Hunter£406mRe-entryIT: BJSS
309(308)Chris Woolridge and family£406m£1mIndustry: Wedge Group
310(312=)Sam and Dan Houser£405m£5mVideo games: Rockstar Games
311(-)Richard Dick and family£404mRe-entryElectrical components: Lucy Group
312(312=)Sir Matthew Vaughn and Claudia Schiffer£403m£3mFilm production and modelling: Marv Studios
313(321=)John Guthrie and family£402m£12mProperty: Broadland Properties
314=(NEW)Emily Eavis and family£400mNewEvents: Glastonbury
314=(340=)Andrew Staley£400m£40mFund management: Marlborough
316(321=)Stephen Griggs and family£398m£8mFootwear: Dr Martens
317(319)Andrei Borodin and Tatiana Korsakova£394m(£3m)Finance and fashion: Vaara
319(-)John Kelly and family£389mRe-entryConstruction: MV Kelly
320(323)Stephen Turner£388mNo changeHealthcare: Spectrum Medical
321(326)David Clowes and family£385m£5mProperty: Clowes Developments
322(-)Martin, Patrick and Paul Flannery and family£384mRe-entryPlant hire: Flannery Plant Hire
323(332)Eric Gadsden and family£382m£10mConstruction: Michelmersh
324(309)Mark and Neil Radcliffe£377m(£27m)Plumbing: Victorian Plumbing
325=(NEW)Noel and Liam Gallagher£375mNewMusic
325=(-)Norman Grundon and family£375mRe-entryWaste services: Grundon
327(-)John Denholm and family£374mRe-entryShipping: Denholm Group
328(335)Cliff Cook£373m£4mCare homes and milk: Lifecare Residences
329(340=)Sir Christopher Nolan and Dame Emma Thomas£370m£10mFilms: Syncopy Inc
330(333=)David and Lucy Wernick£369m(£1m)Modular buildings and fashion: Wernick Group
331(299)Kuljinder Bahia and family£367m(£69m)Travel and property: Southall Travel
333(339)Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi£363mNo changeTV
334=(-)Sir Brian May£360mRe-entryMusic
334=(-)Roger Taylor£360mRe-entryMusic
335(342)Alisa Moussaieff and family£357mNo changeJewellers: Moussaieff
336(-)Martin George and family£356mRe-entryFlour: Whitworth Bros
337=(NEW)Daniel Goodman and family£355mNewIT: Business Systems International
337=(345=)Charlotte Tilbury and George Waud£355m£5mCosmetics: Charlotte Tilbury
339(344)Keith and Maria Bastian£354m£2mHeating: Fischer Future Heat
340=(345=)Tom and Phil Beahon£350mNo changeSportswear: Castore
340=(345=)Euan Blair£350mNo changeTech: Multiverse
340=(NEW)Michael Ferncombe and family£350mNewConstruction: Cappagh
340=(345=)John Hargreaves and family£350mNo changeRetail: Matalan
340=(NEW)Peter and Tilly Harrison£350mNewJewellery: Richard Millie
340=(252)Clinton, Spencer and John McCarthy£350m(£237m)Construction: Churchill Retirement Living
340=(290)Lior Shiff£350m(£101m)Video games: Tripledot Studios
340=(-)Andrew Vincent£350mRe-entryIT: BJSS
348(-)Frank Hester£344mRe-entryIT: TPP
349(-)Alexander Marr and family£343mRe-entryFishing: Andrew Marr International
350(-)David and Heather Stevens£340mRe-entryInsurance: Admiral