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Each year, the Rich List special edition of The Sunday Times Magazine reveals the wealth of the 250 richest people in Britain.
This year has seen the number of billionaires fall for the third time in three years, from a peak of 177 in 2022 to 156 this year.
There’s still a huge amount of wealth though - the 350 individuals and families on the list have a combined wealth of £772.8 billion.
That’s three per cent down on last year but is still a sum larger than the annual GDP of Switzerland.
In Scotland, retail magnate Anders Holch Povlsen topped the list with a fortune of £7.704 billion - but that was only enough to place him 23rd overall.
He’s got a bit of work to do to catch up with these 11 billionaires - the richest in Britain.
The full list can be seen in the Sunday Times published this weekend, or here.
9. John Fredriksen
Originally from Norway, John Fredriksen is the owner of the world's largest fleet of oil tankers and also has investments in related areas such as fish farming and deepwater drilling. It's earned him a fortune of £13.683 billion - up £816 million on last year. | SCANPIX NORWAY/AFP via Getty Ima
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10. Igor and Dmitry Bukhman
By far the biggest risers on this year's list, Igor and Dmitry Bukhman's fortune has grown by a stonking £6.191 billion to £12.54 billion, nearly doubling their wealth in just 12 months. That's thanks to the Russian-born brothers' hugely popular - and profitable - mobile games such as 'Fishdom'. | Canva/Getty Images
11. Kirsten and Jorn Rausing
Siblings Kirsten and Jorn Rausing inherited the majority of their £12.514 billion fortune from their grandfather Ruben Rausing, whose packaging business brought the world Tetra Pak, which revolutionised drink storage. Born in Sweden, her main passion is horse racing. They've seen their fortune drop by £120 million in the last year. | Getty Images