Lord Alan Sugar has selected the five final Apprentice candidates in with a chance of becoming his next business partner. The 78-year-old magnate fired workwear brand owner Liam Snellin and ...

Since The Apprentice launched in 2005, Lord Alan Sugar has crowned several winners. In 2011, the prize changed from a job working under Lord Sugar to a £250,000 investment partnership.

The Apprentice cooked up one of the oddest project manager selections ever on Thursday, 3 April. It was Week 10 of the BBC's entrepreneurial reality show, which sees one standout candidate earn a £250 ...

The massive grounds of Harptree Court in Somerset previously hosted the famous Bake Off tent in 2012 and 2013, but has now been listed by agents Knight Frank for £6,750,000.

The Apprentice airs on BBC One and iPlayer. Since The Apprentice launched in 2005, Lord Alan Sugar has crowned several winners. In 2011, the prize changed from a job working under Lord Sugar to a ...

“We are immensely proud of Ebony’s achievements and her recognition as the winner of the Apprentice of the Year.” Micheal Prunty, lecturer of Food Management and Meat & Poultry at Southern Regional ...

Every Australian tax payer earning over $18,200 will get a new tax cut. For a worker earning an average of $79,000 a year the tax cut is $5.15 extra a week – and $10.30 in 2027-2028. Under the ...

This one is a bit different as it also contains a cake/brownie base, with the crunchy pistachio mix on top. I saw that some people weren’t a fan and didn’t enjoy the taste of it, however, I was ...

The entrepreneur, who invests £250,000 into the winner's business in return for a 50 per cent stake, explains that criticism of the show falls "like water off a duck's back" these days. He said: ...

The Apprentice's Lord Sugar says he can spot which candidates are on the show looking for fame and that "they never become the winners". The businessman has been fronting the BBC programme since 2005 ...

Since The Apprentice launched in 2005, Lord Alan Sugar has crowned several winners. In 2011, the prize changed from a job working under Lord Sugar to a £250,000 investment partnership.