Lord Sugar left The Apprentice fans in disbelief with a cheeky Prince Andrew joke in the boardroom on Thursday night. The latest episode of the BBC show saw Parallel and Ascendency battle it out ...

Lord Alan Sugar continues on his quest to find his next apprentice. (Photo: Ray Burmiston/BBC/Naked) Tim Campbell was the eyes and ears on behalf of Lord Sugar, as the candidates tackled the task.

This year marks two decades since Lord Sugar first appeared on The Apprentice, in February 2005 — at the time alongside business associates Nick Hewer and Margaret Mountford.

THE APPRENTICE has been hit by a huge fix row after Lord Sugar crowned Dean Franklin as his business partner in tonight’s final. Business tycoon Sugar, 78, appeared to accidentally leak the ...

Dean Franklin has officially been crowned the winner of The Apprentice 2025, beating finalist Anisa Khan during the showdown to become Lord Sugar’s latest business partner.

3/5 Lord Sugar is looking for yet another business partner, but these new candidates just aren’t rubbish enough to be properly entertaining The Apprentice is back, and Lord Sugar looks like he ...

Since 2022, he has been back on The Apprentice as one of Lord Sugar's aides. Lee McQueen: Having won series four in 2008, 30-year-old Lee McQueen was assigned a position at Amscreen.

The Apprentice’s Lord Sugar lampooned for ‘ironic’ detail while complaining about home working. Viewers couldn’t help but point out the issue with ‘Apprentice’ tycoon’s complaint .

The Apprentice is back for series 19, fronted by business tycoon Lord Sugar alongside his trusted advisors Baroness Karren Brady and Tim Campbell MBE.

Series 19 of The Apprentice sees 18 brand new candidates battling it out for the opportunity of a lifetime - to win Lord Sugar’s £250,000 investment and mentorship. Ahead of the new series ...

The Apprentice is back for an 18th season, serving up 18 ready and willing entrepreneurs competing to score a £250,000 cash prize from business magnate and media personality Lord Sugar.

Roll up, roll up – it’s time for the world’s most chaotic business competition to return to our screens once again. The Apprentice is back for an 18th season, serving up 18 ready and willing ...