The UK's richest people have been revealed in the annual <em>Sunday Times</em> Rich List, and a host of well-known entertainers have made the cut. From movie stars to rock legends, entertainers sit among entrepreneurs, inventors and members of Britain’s elite as the wealthiest people in the country. American-Mexican actress Salma Hayek and her billionaire husband Francois-Henri Pinault are one of the wealthiest couples on the list, with a £6.59 billion (Dh29.2bn) fortune thanks to their work in fashion and films. Sir Paul McCartney and Nancy Shevell also sit high in the list. The former Beatle and his wife have a fortune of £800 million, up £50m from 2019 thanks to McCartney’s music legacy and Shevell’s family transportation business. JK Rowling, author of the Harry Potter franchise, also featured highly in the list, with a fortune of £795m, while David and Victoria Beckham’s joint fortune of £370m also saw them listed among Britain’s wealthiest. Rihanna, who moved to London last year when she started her Fenty fashion line with LVMH in Paris, was a new entry to the list, with a £468m fortune thanks to her music, beauty and fashion lines. <strong>Scroll through the gallery above to see the 30 richest entertainers in Britain </strong> The list also revealed the fortune of some of Britain’s young musicians, with Stormzy, Dua Lipa and all members of One Direction name among the wealthiest musicians under 30. <strong>This is the list of musicians in order of wealth:</strong> 1. Ed Sheeran £200m 2. Harry Styles £63m 3. Niall Horan £50m 4. Little Mix £48m 5. Louis Tomlinson £45m 6. Liam Payne £44m 7. Zayn Malik £36m 8. Sam Smith £33m 9. Rita Ora £20m 9. Stormzy £20m 11. George Ezra £16m 11. Dua Lipa £16m Away from celebrities, Sir James Dyson was named as the richest man in Britain, with a fortune of £16.2bn, an increase of £3.6bn on 2019. A growing interest in his products in China helped see the technology mogul top the list for the first time.