The Apprentice is back, and Lord Sugar looks like he’d rather be anywhere else - 3/5 Lord Sugar is looking for yet another ...

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. READ MORE ON THE ...

The Apprentice star Emma Rothwell spoke to Yahoo after becoming the first candidate fired by Lord Sugar on the latest series ...

Lord Alan Sugar, star of the BBC show The Apprentice, wants to see real life apprentices, and all other workers for that matter, back in the workplace. "They've got to get their bums back into the ...

Lord Sugar is back to put a string of new The Apprentice candidates through their paces. The show is making its return for its 19th series, with Lord Sugar set to invest a huge £250,000 in the ...

The 20th anniversary series of The Apprentice is set to air in 2026 and there has been speculation he would leave afterwards, but Lord Sugar says he will keep working and making the series until ...

This month, Lord Alan Sugar will return to his tense boardroom for another series of The Apprentice, the hit BBC reality TV series. Alongside his trusted advisors, Baroness Karren Brady and Tim ...

The Apprentice’s Lord Alan Sugar has joked that US president and former The Apprentice US host Donald Trump claims he “works for me”. The 77-year-old former Tottenham Hotspur owner was ...

Lord Sugar has said he has no plans to retire from The Apprentice as it approaches its 20th anniversary, adding that it will be "the BBC's call" to choose when he leaves. The business guru has been at ...

The entrepreneur was speaking ahead of the launch of series 19 of The Apprentice. Lord Sugar was speaking ahead of the new series of The Apprentice (Ray Burmiston/BBC) The 77-year-old former ...

Lord Sugar has slammed "pathetic" attempts to imitate 'The Apprentice'. The 77-year-old businessman will once again be fronting the BBC reality series as it returns for a 19th season and has hit out ...

To keep the youth demographic hooked, Lord Sugar and the team have embraced technology and AI-based tasks, as well as traditional Apprentice favourites the nine items challenge and the tour challenge.