This is the Guardian.

Today, some of the wealthiest people in the UK are threatening to move abroad if they're forced to pay tax.

Should the government convince them to stay? The small improvements we're making to our burgers are kind of a big deal.

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18 Plus on Big Mac, called to Ponder and Double Cheesburger,

participating restaurants only,

and 19th of May terms of the line. Bassim Hadar is probably someone you've never heard of. He's a self-made millionaire.

He's from Nigeria and he made most of his money setting up a telecom business there and now he's expanded it into

construction other telecoms, luxury goods and medicinal cannabis.

Rupert Neat, the Guardian's wealth correspondent, has been speaking to Hadar.

He's heard about the expensive yachts he's owned, including one that once belonged to

Mohammed Al-Thyadid and that Princess Diana was

famously photographed on. And he's heard about Hadar's life in London with his

wife and children. He says he has at least 10 properties in the UK. I asked exactly how many he's either unsure or he doesn't want to say

He really loves living in London his children go to school here

He has lots of friends here he likes going to our mission

start restaurants he likes shopping here he likes going to the theater the reason

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