Winehouse enters music 'rich list'

Amy Winehouse is featured in the latest Sunday Times Young Music Millionaires list.

The singer's £10 million fortune places her in joint tenth position with Will Young and Craig David. It is Winehouse's first appearance on the list but she still trails behind female solo artists Charlotte Church (worth £11 million with Gavin Henson), Joss Stone (£12 million) and Katie Melua (£18 million).

Late Beatle George Harrison's son Dhani leads the list with £160 million while classical violinist Vanessa-Mae Nicholson (£32 million) and Coldplay members Guy Berryman, Johnny Buckland and Will Champion (all £30 million) are second and joint third respectively.

Sir Paul McCartney's £500 million fortune places him in first place on the list of older music stars.

A separate list of Britain's Richest 100 Young Millionaires shows that Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe is worth £20 million, with Emma Watson rated at £10 million and Rupert Grint worth £7 million.