In the series, Hezekiah Moscow (Malachi) arrives from Jamaica and soon finds himself facing off against intimidating veteran boxer Sugar Goodson (Stephen), who counts Mary Carr, the cunning queen of ...

The Apprentice is back for another season of entrepeneurs battling it out to become Lord Alan Sugar's next business partner. The BBC show sees one contestant win the expert's £250,000 investment ...

The TV personality revealed that she text her co-star and good friend Lord Alan Sugar ahead of her sledging adventure, adding: "I would never have sledged down a mountain for anything else.

The 32-year-old businesswoman emerged victorious from the 2022 edition of the BBC reality show and accepted a £250,000 investment for her dessert company Oh So Yum but ... but lots and lots of lessons ...

Viewers who tuned into the new series of The Apprentice on Thursday night were left feeling "shook" after Lord Alan Sugar introduced a big change just minutes into the episode. After being ...

As host of the hit TV show, The Apprentice, Lord Sugar has made a career out of hiring new business ... but it can also suggest relevant keywords to ensure it passes through a company’s Applicant ...

As season 19 of The Apprentice returned to UK screens, viewers up and down the country were anticipating the first episode. The show, which pits contestants against one another in a series of ...

After a task that involved The Apprentice candidates being whisked off to Austria to flog bike tours to tourists, Lord Alan Sugar said ‘You’re fired’ to the first contestant. Sent back home to Essex ...

However, in a savage firing from Lord Alan Sugar, the Leamington Spa contestant didn't make it to the final - missing out on a contract from the businessman. Lord Sugar said in the boardroom ...

Alan Sugar is back in the boardroom ... The latest accounts of his holding company show he sold five properties with a combined value of £102 million between 2021 and 2022. Lord Sugar sold Amstrad in ...

Lord Alan Sugar ... full-time. Company leaders argue that in-person interaction is crucial for collaboration and believe that having staff in the office boosts productivity. Lord Sugar echoes ...

Lord Alan Sugar has claimed a lot of young people “just want to sit at home” and should get back to the office. In a BBC interview, he became the latest business veteran to criticise remote ...