The series premiere centres on an archetypical Apprentice task, atreasure hunt with a far-flung twist: the 20 contestants are divided by gender into two competing teams and flown out to Hong Kong.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Roxanne Hamedi, Georgina Newton, Carrington Saunders, Karishma Vijay, and Vanessa Squire, are on a mission in Hong Kong in the ...

Another day, another dismissal on The Apprentice as the candidates grappled with turning crops into cash. Fourteen of the original eighteen keen contestants on the BBC One show now remain after one ...

It’s that time of year again, when a new batch of enthusiastic, backstabbing recruits gather to sort the wheat from the chaff. No, not more of The Traitors, alas. It’s now time for The Apprentice.

Lord Sugar stunned viewers with a triple firing in the latest episode 6 of The Apprentice after a disastrous corporate away day task in Egypt. The BBC One series contestants got another trip abroad in ...

The Apprentice’s Lord Alan Sugar has claimed that “entitled” younger generations are averse to hard work and “don’t want to put the graft in”. The Hackney-born businessman, whose net worth is ...

After two strong business pitches, it all came down to the final boardroom where Vijay and Myhill both made their case directly to Lord Sugar as to why they should be his next bus ...

After twelve tough weeks, the ultimate business challenge reached its dramatic conclusion as Karishma Vijay won Lord Sugar’s £250,000 investment. In the final, Karishma faced Pascha in a task which ...

Beauty business owner Karishma Vijay has been named the winner of this year's season of The Apprentice, following an all-female final. Lord Sugar told the 28-year-old she was hired and had secured his ...

The winner of this year’s series of The Apprentice has been revealed after Lord Alan Sugar praised the ‘outstanding’ business proposals in the grand finale. Thursday night’s episode of the BBC show ...

Karishma Vijay and Pascha Myhill battled it out for the coveted £250,000 investment in their respective businesses.