Rich lists
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Britain’s ministers may not have the absurd wealth of the US’s incoming administration, but, led by the newly flush Jeremy Hunt, there are plenty of multi-millionaires round the Cabinet Room table
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Health secretary stepped down as director of educational listings firm in 2009, but sale could make him richest member of May’s cabinet
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Ranking of 12 highest-earning YouTube stars by Forbes shows they are increasingly monetising their popularity on platform
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Brief letters: Plastic packaging | The lure of London | Lewis Carroll’s Latin pun | ‘Ultra-high-net-worth individuals’ | Yugoslavia | Humanities v sciences | Hygge
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Letters: A billionaire can afford to lose £215m as the global economy struggles. The same can’t be said for the millions already going hungry
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Study finds billionaire population grew in 2015, but total wealth of this group fell by nearly £250bn as economic growth stalled
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Anti-poverty charity said Britain’s richest 1% are 20 times wealthier than the poorest 13 million people
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And concentrating attention on people like ‘Sir’ Philip Green has the added benefit of reinforcing the national press’s claim to be acting in the public interest
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More millionaires in India and China push global private wealth to $168tn in 2015 with Asia-Pacific set to pass western Europe as second-richest region
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Holmes went from Forbes’s richest self-made woman to a net worth of zero but while some super-rich feel undervalued by rich lists others are glad to be omitted
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Lewis Hamilton and Sacha Baron-Cohen among new entrants while a number of Britain’s billionaires saw their fortunes fall
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Singer donated £26.8m and author gave £10.3m in 2015, though Sainsbury family top list of wealthy givers with £220m
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From Kim Kardashian to Kim Jong-un, we look at some of the biggest movers and shakers aged 20-35
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Was there ever a time when so few people controlled so much wealth?
Eoin Flaherty for the ConservationTwo things are clear: radical new ways of getting rich have been invented, and things have probably never been this unequal since before the second world war -
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Latest ONS survey covers 2012-14 and highlights gulf between country’s richest and poorest groups
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The country’s wealthy elite chase recognition and status by splashing cash on museums and schools, but there may also be a less idealistic motive behind their largesse
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Booming house prices and stock market gains contribute to wealth as number of millionaires in UK rises by 200,000 in five years
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Campaign group criticises development strategies as research shows the number of millionaires in Africa has more than doubled since 2000
London to remain a magnet for global super-rich despite Brexit – Knight Frank