Chris Quevatre
BBC News Online

So, Roman Abramovich is top of the pile for the Channel Islands, ahead of the Barclay brothers, who have been knocked down to second place.

Other big names in the top 10 include Sir Philip and Lady Green - residents of Jersey.

Sir Philip is Chairman of the Arcadia group, which owns retailers like Topshop, Topman, Burton and Dorothy Perkins. He was in second place last year, but now finds himself in fourth and losing £787m.

We'll assume he didn't lose it down the back of the sofa.

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Another recognisable name on the list is Guernsey resident Steve Lansdown. Mr Lansdown is the owner of Bristol City Football Club, Bristol Rugby and the Bristol Flyers, a basketball team based in - you guessed it - Bristol.

He also founded the financial services firm Hargreaves Lansdown. Mr Lansdown had a very successful year, with his fortune rising by £240m to a total of £1.72bn.

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A road damaged after a water main burst in Bruton, Somerset, remains shut ahead of efforts to repair the surface.

Wessex Water engineers worked throughout Thursday morning to repair the pipe in Quaperlake Street which left dozens of properties without water.

The company said all water supplies were restored by 1pm on Thursday, but the street would remain closed until Friday afternoon to allow for resurfacing works.

A 91-year-old retired physiotherapist is thought to have become the UK's oldest female wing-walker.

Image source, Norma Howard

Norma Howard, from Fleet in Hampshire, was strapped to a vintage biplane for the challenge, which has so far raised almost £2,000 for charity Dementia UK.

Mrs Howard said she felt "very relieved and invigorated" after landing safely in Cirencester, Gloucestershire.

Former nurse Betty Bromage was believed to have held the previous record since June 2017 when she was aged 88.

Bristol is a "great fit" for Channel 4 - according to the team bidding to re-home the broadcaster in the city.

Channel 4 is looking to move to a new headquarters outside of London.

It would involve the relocation of 300 jobs

Today marks the deadline for bids.

Bristol is thought to be one of a dozen in contention.

BBC Bristol: Bristol is one of many hoping to become a new "regional hub," for Channel 4 after it announced it was to move some of its operations away from London.

BBC Radio Gloucestershire: The death of a three month old baby in Gloucester has prompted Gloucestershire County Council to carry out a 'serious case review'.

BBC Wiltshire: Hundreds of carers in Wiltshire may have missed out on respite care and transport to get their loved ones help.

BBC Radio Somerset: More than 500 black bin bags have been filled with litter picked up from the verges of the A303 in South Somerset.

Services at the region's main cancer hospital are not expected to return to normal until the middle of next week following a fire.

Fifty three patients had to be helped to safety after the blaze broke out on the ground floor of the Bristol Royal Infirmary's Oncology Centre yesterday morning.

It's caused significant disruption, and some operations have had to be rescheduled

It will be greyer and cloudier throughout the day, but mostly dry with sunny spells over the weekend.

Wiltshire Council could have wrongfully cut respite care for people with learning difficulties.

A sunny evening and dry overnight but chilly, with temperatures dropping down to around 1.0C.

Tomorrow will start off chilly and bright but cloud and rain is expected as the day goes on.

Troops from 40 Commando Royal Marines stormed County Hall in Taunton earlier.

Using ropes and ladders, they were training in urban warfare.

At the moment, they're the Lead Commando Group held at High Readiness, which means it's their turn to go to any trouble spot anywhere in the world.

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One of the first buildings to appear at Bristol's Aztec West business park has been listed by Historic England.

Numbers 210, 220, 240, 250, 260 and 290 Park Avenue have been given Grade II-listed status thanks to its "sophisticated post-modern design" that "combines bold geometries, colours and traditional materials to dynamic effect".

It's one of 16post-modern buildings that have been given protected status today, honouring their contribution to 20th-century architecture.

The city of Bristol is to have its own aircraft carrier.

The Royal Navy has announced its latest and biggest warship, the HMS Prince of Wales, will be officially affiliated with the city.

Wales and Lions centre Jamie Roberts and ex-Wales captain Martyn Williams look ahead to Friday's European Challenge Cup final in Bilbao.

The pair weigh up the chances of Cardiff Blues and Gloucester - but who do they side with?

Plans for a new Lidl supermarket in Chippenham are expected to be given the go-ahead by Wiltshire Council.

Up to 40 full and part time jobs will be created at the store which will be built on the junction of Hungerdown Lane and Bristol Road.

Wiltshire Council’s planning officer has recommended the proposal for approval and a final decision will be made on 16 May.

Norma Howard, from Fleet, is thought to be the oldest woman in Britain to complete a wing-walk.

The discount chain said it was "disappointed" after being compared to a learning disability service.

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Drivers travelling through the Cheltenham high street route around Boots Corner will cease to be able to use it as of the end of June, council officials have revealed.

An official date has not been set, but it is understood the closure of Boots Corner will start after the re-surfacing work has finished on the A4019 Tewkesbury Road on 12th June.

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Nigel Riglar, communities and infrastructure director at the county council, confirmed at the environment and communities scrutiny committee meeting on Wednesday roughly when the trial closure will begin.

The plan means drivers travelling through the centre of Cheltenham on the popular route, which is at the junction of High Street, Clarence Street and North Street, will instead have to travel through the town on other roads.

Swindon chairman Lee Power: "This deal gives Phil an opportunity to put his own stamp on the team and, with his record and experience in management, I think he'll help bring this club success over the next two years.

"We had a very good meeting on Tuesday evening and we spent a day going through budgets and personnel for next season, which we finalised today hence the delay in making this announcement."

Here's 10 bits of useful information from the CCG following the hospital fire in Bristol:

• A system-wide major incident has been declared
• 53 patients safely evacuated to other parts of University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust
• Adult services at UH Bristol severely disrupted
• The adult Emergency Department at the BRI is now only treating patients with minor injuries and walk-in conditions
• The Bristol Eye Hospital and Children’s Hospital Emergency Department remain unaffected but all other patients requiring in-patient admission are being diverted to other Emergency Departments across the South West
• Additional measures have been put in place to increase capacity across the local health system following the incident
• The Minor Injuries Unit in Clevedon and the Urgent Care Centre in South Bristol will both close at 10pm today
• The Minor Injuries Unit in Yate is also expected to close at 10pm. These extended hours are likely to continue over the weekend
• Staff at local hospital trusts and community healthcare providers have also been asked to work extra shifts
• In some cases, routine, non-urgent surgery has been cancelled over the next two days to free up extra space. In cases where operations are cancelled, patients will be contacted directly by hospitals to notify them of the change

Further updates will be posted on the CCG website: www.bnssgccg.nhs.uk, external

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