Britains Rich List

Britain's King Charles III has officially surpassed the net worth of his late mother, Queen Elizabeth, according to The Sunday Times Rich List 2024.

Two sets of Indian-origin siblings dominate the annual tally of Britain's wealthiest as the Hinduja and Reuben brothers share the second spot with a fortune of 16 billion pounds each, while British inventor-entrepreneur James Dyson tops ''The Sunday Times Rich List 2020'' with 16.2 billion pounds.

The Indian-born Hinduja brothers have been displaced to second position by chemicals entrepreneur Jim Ratcliffe in an annual rich list of Britain's wealthiest released today.

Jim Ratcliffe, the founder and boss of chemical giant Ineos, is the richest man in the United Kingdom, according to the Sunday Times Rich List, first among a record 145 billionaires living in the country.

India-born Reuben brothers were at the top slot in Britain's annual rich list released on Sunday.

Britain's annual rich list released today has a distinctly Indian flavour with two sets of India- born brothers grabbing the top two slots.

India-born Hinduja brothers - G P Hinduja and S P Hinduja - have emerged as the richest Asian-origin entrepreneurs in Britain for a fourth consecutive year with an estimated personal fortune of 16.5 billion pounds (Rs 1.59 lakh crore at $1 = Rs 96.17).

Despite talk of crumbling and chilly palaces and of Queen Elizabeth slipping down several "rich lists", Britain's monarchy will be wealthier than ever when she becomes its longest serving royal on the throne -- 63 years -- on Sept. 9.

Srichand and Gopichand Hinduja with a fortune of 13 billion pounds were edged out from the top spot that they held in 2014 to the second place this year by Blavatnik, who has an estimated wealth of 13.17 billion pounds, on the annual 'Sunday Times Rich List'.

NRI industrialists G P Hinduja and S P Hinduja on Friday emerged as the richest Asian-origin entrepreneurs in Britain for the third consecutive year with an estimated personal fortune of 15.5 billion pounds (Rs 1.4 lakh crore at 1 pound = 63 rupees).

Srichand, 78, and Gopichand Hinduja, 74 - who run the multinational Hinduja Group conglomerate with interests across automotive, real estate and oil - moved up from third position last year to top the UK's billionaire charts this year with a fortune of 11.9 billion pounds, according to The Sunday Times Rich List 2014 made public today.

The Sunday Times Rich List for 2014 shows that the 1,000 richest men and women have surged to new heights, with their combined wealth rising by 15.4 percent on last year's total of 449.6 billion pounds.

The 1,000 richest people in Britain have enjoyed a "phenomenal" increase of 15 per cent in their wealth in the past year, according to the annual Rich List compiled by the Sunday Times newspaper.

Russian businessman Alisher Usmanov has knocked Lakshmi Mittal off the top of this year's Sunday Times Rich List with a jump in his fortune to 13.3 billion pounds after a tough year for the Indian steel magnate.

Alex Renton imagines what two families - one rich, the other hard-up - might be eating in the future.Predicting what we will eat in Britain in 2035 comes down to how gloomy you are about the future. Will stagnant growth have pushed us down the list of...

Britain's King Charles III has officially surpassed the net worth of his late mother, Queen Elizabeth, according to The Sunday Times Rich List 2024.

Two sets of Indian-origin siblings dominate the annual tally of Britain's wealthiest as the Hinduja and Reuben brothers share the second spot with a fortune of 16 billion pounds each, while British inventor-entrepreneur James Dyson tops ''The Sunday Times Rich List 2020'' with 16.2 billion pounds.

The Indian-born Hinduja brothers have been displaced to second position by chemicals entrepreneur Jim Ratcliffe in an annual rich list of Britain's wealthiest released today.

Jim Ratcliffe, the founder and boss of chemical giant Ineos, is the richest man in the United Kingdom, according to the Sunday Times Rich List, first among a record 145 billionaires living in the country.

India-born Reuben brothers were at the top slot in Britain's annual rich list released on Sunday.

Britain's annual rich list released today has a distinctly Indian flavour with two sets of India- born brothers grabbing the top two slots.

India-born Hinduja brothers - G P Hinduja and S P Hinduja - have emerged as the richest Asian-origin entrepreneurs in Britain for a fourth consecutive year with an estimated personal fortune of 16.5 billion pounds (Rs 1.59 lakh crore at $1 = Rs 96.17).

Despite talk of crumbling and chilly palaces and of Queen Elizabeth slipping down several "rich lists", Britain's monarchy will be wealthier than ever when she becomes its longest serving royal on the throne -- 63 years -- on Sept. 9.

Srichand and Gopichand Hinduja with a fortune of 13 billion pounds were edged out from the top spot that they held in 2014 to the second place this year by Blavatnik, who has an estimated wealth of 13.17 billion pounds, on the annual 'Sunday Times Rich List'.

NRI industrialists G P Hinduja and S P Hinduja on Friday emerged as the richest Asian-origin entrepreneurs in Britain for the third consecutive year with an estimated personal fortune of 15.5 billion pounds (Rs 1.4 lakh crore at 1 pound = 63 rupees).

Srichand, 78, and Gopichand Hinduja, 74 - who run the multinational Hinduja Group conglomerate with interests across automotive, real estate and oil - moved up from third position last year to top the UK's billionaire charts this year with a fortune of 11.9 billion pounds, according to The Sunday Times Rich List 2014 made public today.

The Sunday Times Rich List for 2014 shows that the 1,000 richest men and women have surged to new heights, with their combined wealth rising by 15.4 percent on last year's total of 449.6 billion pounds.

The 1,000 richest people in Britain have enjoyed a "phenomenal" increase of 15 per cent in their wealth in the past year, according to the annual Rich List compiled by the Sunday Times newspaper.

Russian businessman Alisher Usmanov has knocked Lakshmi Mittal off the top of this year's Sunday Times Rich List with a jump in his fortune to 13.3 billion pounds after a tough year for the Indian steel magnate.

Alex Renton imagines what two families - one rich, the other hard-up - might be eating in the future.Predicting what we will eat in Britain in 2035 comes down to how gloomy you are about the future. Will stagnant growth have pushed us down the list of...