Apprentice star takes savage dig at the show as Lord Sugar crowns Harpreet Kaur his 2022 winner

APPOINTMENTSWarner Music has hired Linkin Park’s Mike Shinoda as Community Innovation Advisor. More for his work in music tech than as a member of Linkin Park.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has admitted that letting her and husband Clive Owen's kids be more “hands on” can spark arguments.The shepherdess, 47, took to social media yesterday to share an insight into her home life with her fans. Sharing an update with her 506,000 Instagram followers, Amanda wrote: “Teamwork makes the dream work.“Being hands on and letting the children be involved keeps them enthusiastic and interested.”However, she went on to admit: “They can be very competitive though, arguing about who is going who is going to pour the milk.”“You can see why I get very bad ear worms,” she quipped. The mother-of-nine then added a picture of three of her daughters feeding some young lambs from a bottle.In other snaps, Amanda posed for selfies with her girls on their day out in the fields. The adorable pictures acted as a visual aid to help explain why she encourages her kids to get involved with farming, as they appeared to be totally engrossed in their tasks. The photos have already amassed more than 17,000 likes and 100 comments since they were posted yesterday.Plenty of Our Yorkshire Farm fans rushed to the comments section to praise Amanda and her daughters for their approach to life at Ravenseat. Malcolm Jeffs wrote: “What a wonderful way for children to grow up and learn best wishes to you.” (sic)Elaine Bolam commented: “Love watching them with the lambs. New life.”Gemma penned: “Your girls are busy bees, they are helping you, much better than looking at screens all day.” (sic)Peter Armstrong wrote: “You must be so proud of all your children.

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As a child growing up in Warrington, celebrity stylist Ryan Kay was into sports but his passion was for fashion.

BBC Breakfast was suddenly forced off air on Saturday morning as an alarm begin to sound in the studio. Roger Johnson and Rachel Burden were in the midst of hosting the news programme from the BBC's Salford-based studio when they were interrupted by what sounded like a smoke alarm.

BBC Breakfast was unexpectedly pulled off the air this morning after what seemed like a fire alarm sounded in the studio, leaving fans confused and worried.At approximately 9:55am, Rachel Burden and Roger Johnson were interviewing guest Harpreet Kaur – the winner of this year's The Apprentice when the studio descended into chaos.Alarm bells began to ring before an automated announcer said: "Attention, attention, please evacuate the building by the nearest available exit."Looking completely taken aback and confused, the two hosts couldn't understand what was going on when the studio's atmosphere changed in an instant."I'm so sorry everyone, for the time being, we're going to have to leave the studios," Rachel said quickly.Roger then added: "Thank you, enjoy whatever you're doing for the rest of the day, I think we are going to have to go."The hosts then said goodbye to Harpreet and thanked her for coming on the show, but she looked just as confused as the two hosts – and viewers at home felt exactly the same too.Taking to Twitter to speculate after the show was pulled from screens, one viewer penned: "Love the very real reaction to the alarm. You can see them thinking: "Is this really happening? Do we really have to move? *sigh* Oh OK then!" #BBCBreakfast."Another quipped: "Very British response to the fire alarm going off mid-interview on @BBCBreakfast.

THE Apprentice winner Harpreet Kaur hosted a viewing party last night as she celebrated her epic win with loved ones. The dessert parlour boss danced into the night after beating Kathryn Burn to land Lord Sugar's £250,000 investment.

FANS of The Apprentice were all left in hysterics last night as a contestant "stole the show" in the final episode. Viewers felt that one of the fired competitors totally took the focus off of winner Harpreet Kaur and runner-up Kathryn Burn.

While The Apprentice final is all about discovering who Lord Alan Sugar will choose as his next business partner, it is also an opportunity for fans to see their favourite candidates from throughout the series return.

The Apprentice winner Harpreet Kaur has opened up about being kept in the dark about who had won the BBC series, revealing the show actually films two alternate endings and later tells the candidates who has been hired. In an interview with OK! and other press outlets, Harpreet, 30, explained that it felt “surreal” after the cameras stopped rolling in the boardroom as she and finalist Kathryn Burn didn’t know which of them had been victorious.

The Apprentice’s runner-up Kathryn Burn has opened up about a sweet moment that didn’t air on the BBC final. Speaking about being reunited with her fellow candidates in the final task to win Lord Sugar’s £250,000 investment, Kathryn explained she was overcome with emotion and the tears began to flow. The 29 year old revealed to OK! and other press outlets: “It’s not in the show, you won’t see it, but I was actually crying.

FEISTY dessert parlour owner Harpreet Kaur upset the bookies to win The Apprentice and Lord Sugar’s £250,000 investment. The 30-year-old from West Yorkshire beat Kathryn Burn, 29, in the final boardroom showdown to realise a lifelong dream.

The Apprentice after she was “banned” from being involved in the BBC final spin-off You’re Hired. The 48-year-old was fired by business mogul in the sixth week of the popular entrepreneur competition, which she claimed was down to “ageism” as the oldest contestant to take part on the show.During her last episode on the show, finalist Kathryn Burn brought Aaron Willis and Amy back into the boardroom after they failed the task where the fiery redhead was later fired by Lord Sugar for failing to step into the role of Project Manager.But their arguments didn’t end there, as the 75-year-old then took to Twitter to slam the contestant online, writing: “Amy didn’t sell she was so slow.

Amy Anzel has slammed her experience on the BBC's The Apprentice, saying she sought therapy after suffering from anxiety and depression after she was fired from the business competition.

Taking part in The Apprentice isn't for the faint hearted, and those hoping to land a life-changing investment from Lord Alan Sugar are even forced to live with their fellow competitors during their time on the show. Candidates all live together in an incredible mansion in Hampstead Heath in London, on the street which has been dubbed 'billionaire's row'.

Lorraine Kelly didn't hold back as she offered her verdict on the stars of the latest series of The Apprentice.Fans of the BBC series will finally find out the name of Lord Alan Sugar's next business partner tonight (March 24).

The Apprentice's final episode filming after she complained about Lord Sugar's tweets about her.The American entrepreneur complained to the BBC after Lord Sugar posted "hurtful and insulting" tweets about her.Amy, 48, reportedly had to undergo therapy after filming the show for BBC One and was then left "distraught" after Lord Sugar took to Twitter with her in the firing line.. literally.Lord Alan Sugar penned: "Amy didn’t sell she was so slow.

The Apprentice's fired candidate Amy Anzel was reportedly not invited to the show's celebratory filming of the spin-off following the final. Amy, 48, was fired by Lord Alan Sugar in the sixth week of the competition and reportedly reached out to producers to appear on the spin-off You're Hired following the show's finale filming.

BOSSES on The Apprentice banned fired candidate Amy Anzel from its final celebration show after she complained Lord Sugar posted “hurtful and insulting” tweets about her. The US cosmetics entrepreneur missed out on spin-off You’re Hired, to be aired right after the main show’s final.

After impressing Lord Sugar and securing a place in the final two on The Apprentice, Harpreet Kaur has proved that she’s got what it takes to excel in the boardroom. Having fought off her fellow contestants to secure the spot, the 30 year old now has the joint-best record in the BBC competition thanks to her confident pitches and creative business plans. As part of the show, Harpreet is competing for a £250,000 investment for her dessert shop Barni’s Desserts, which she co-owns with her sister Gurvinder.Though the programme’s brutal interview stage questioned whether Lord Sugar would invest in a business that is co-owned, the TV personality proved that she’s willing to put family before money.