Dragons’ Den viewers all saying the same thing after aspiring entrepreneur walks away with successful deal

Cheryl Burke is working on herself.

Here are your Manchester City morning headlines on Friday, March 4.

Manchester United are reportedly interested in Benfica star Darwin Nunez but they have been told they will need to splash out in excess of €60m (£50m) if they want to sign him.

Bethenny Frankel is doing what she can to help amid the crisis in Ukraine. The philanthropist and entrepreneur joined Fox News Channel’s "The Story with Martha MacCallum" on Thursday to discuss her worldwide initiative to help aid Ukrainian citizens affected by the Russian invasion.

died aged 87 from stroke complications. The Oscar winning director enjoyed a career spanning five decades in film, television and the stage and was famous for his work on Broadway in the US.His death was announced on Facebook by stepdaughter Bridget LeRoy.

Khloé Kardashian has hung out with a lot of celebrities, but it looks like Martha Stewart might be her favorite. Thanks to her mom Kris Jenner, the businesswoman visited their side-by-side mega-mansions, where they enjoyed lunch together. They shared edited photos from their time together, and Khloe gushed in a long caption about her experience hanging out with the “QUEEN herself.”Some moms surprise their daughters with a small gift, but Kris surprised Khloe with a whole Martha Stewart.

kissing advisor Coledangelo, who was also married, in his office. This appears to be a subject he’ll be discussing on the soon-to-be-released episode, with Bartlett revealing things get a little heated in the podcast studio, insisting we’ll ‘see it all’.We cannot wait.Bartlett tweeted today: ‘Matt Hancock stopped by with his new partner Gina to speak to me.

DRAGONS' Den viewers were left 'gagging and unable to eat' after a revolting poo gel presentation. Thursday's episode of the BBC show aired in its usual 8pm slot, but anyone settling down for a late dinner were left horrified when the first entrepreneurs into the Den were promoting a poo gel.

DRAGONS' Den fans were left gobsmacked after Touker Suleyman and Steven Bartlett clashed furiously in a heated row on Thursday's epsiode. The two entrepreneurs came to blows over a disagreement about a bum wiping business called Wype - leaving their fellow Dragons in complete shock. First up in the Den was couple Giorgia and Eli who brought along their cleansing gel which transforms a sheet of regular toilet paper into an environmentally friendly wet wipe.

BBC business show Dragons’ Den since sold millions across the globe and is considered a staple in most offices.Married couple Neil and Laura Westwood headed to the Den way back in 2008 to pitch the Magic Whiteboard - the simple idea of a roll of A1 whiteboard sheets, which will stick to anything due to static.They were seeking £100,000 for a 15 percent equity stake in their business.The pair originally set up their company back in 2006, with Neil explaining to BusinessLive in 2013: "I knew I wanted to start my own business. One day, when I was carrying yet another heavy flip chart to a meeting it suddenly dawned on me there must be a way of making it lighter."And the product wasn’t mocked unanimously, as Theo Paphitis and Deborah Meaden both offered half the money each.Though Peter Jones didn’t hesitate to brand the product "ridiculous".He told the pair: "Laura, Neil, my first look at this - this is almost ridiculous.

Rochelle Humes has spoken about how scared she was following a colourism row that broke out last year. Rochelle, 32, who has recently been presenting This Morning with Alison Hammond, fronted a Channel 4 documentary centred on black women and childbirth in 2021. However, amid claims Rochelle had replaced blogger and presenter Candice Brathwaite, a debate ensued about colourism on social media.

over receiving death threats over her Dispatches documentary for Channel 4. The Saturdays star admitted husband Marvin had to confiscate her phone as she was bogged down by vile abuse last year. Her maternity documentary on Channel 4 sparked a fierce backash, she has told Steven Bartlett's Diary of a CEO podcast.

A COUPLE who were blasted as "ridiculous" on Dragons' Den following their white-board pitch are now worth MILLIONS after a huge success. Neil and Laura Westwood pitched to the group of business moguls back in 2008 in the hopes of getting £100,000 funding for their quirky idea.

This Morning presenter Rochelle Humes has described the moment she felt terrified to take her children to school after she received horrifying death threats last year.The mother-of-three faced backlash and harsh criticism in 2021 after it was announced that she would be presenting a BBC documentary that focused on black women dying during childbirth.Things became uncomfortable for The Saturdays' singer when it was reported she had "replaced" Candice Brathwaite - a darker-skinned black woman - who was originally lined up to host the documentary, The Black Maternity Scandal.Although she stayed relatively quiet on the matter previously, Rochelle, 32, has now spoken openly about the situation when talking to Dragons' Den's Steven Bartlett on his podcast The Diary Of A CEO.Rochelle explained: "I didn't want to make it about me.

DRAGONS' Den viewers were left open-mouthed after a contestant was likened to a legendary pop star. Those tuning into Thursday night's instalment of the business show were forced to double-take as Nick Johnson and Nick Graham pitched their premium alcohol business.

BBC Dragons' Den stars were left distracted by an entrepreneur who 'looks just like Robbie Williams'.Nick Johnson and Nick Graham pitched their premium alcohol business on February 3 to the Dragons in the hope they would invest in it.However, Dragons Deborah Meaden, Peter Jones, Sara Davies, Touker Suleyman and new Dragon Steven Bartlett, were left doing double takes as the pair didn't just share a first name with one another, but one had another similarity that could not be ignored, reports WalesOnline.The pair explained their idea behind the alcoholic sparkling waters known in the US as "hard-seltzer".The duo, who have been friends since school, came up with the idea on holiday in Canada.Their pitch went smoothly and they left the Dragons impressed with the taste of the fizzy drinks.However, as Nick and Nick showed off their canned drinks and business model it was clear the Dragons were distracted with something else.During the question section of the show, Steven Bartlett cheekily asked: "Have you ever considered being a Robbie Williams impersonator?"Peter Jones quickly agreed and said: "From there up," holding his hand across his face as a marker.He added: "You look like Robbie. Robbie is a friend of mine."Nick laughed and told the Dragons he has been asked that question before.He said: "I'm a less good looking version."Unfortunately the business partners were disappointed when the Dragons said they were "out" as they couldn't see a way to invest in Nick's business.Recently, successful business owner Edward Hancock and his business partner Richard Simpson have shared what it takes to be a success on Dragons' Den as well as behind-the-scenes secrets.

Molly-Mae Hague has revealed how upset she was after starting 2022 off in a "negative" way.The 22 year old was slammed at the start of January for making "tone-deaf" comments on becoming successful on Steven Bartlett on his podcast The Diary of a CEO. While the the former Love Islander didn't specifically mention this incident, Molly-Mae has now taken to her YouTube channel to share how "disheartened" she was to have gone through a "jumbled" start to the year. While hosting a Q&A session with her millions of fans, one person asked her: "Has 2022 got off to a good start?" Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

VIEWERS of Jeremy Vine's show have called out a baffling Lord Sugar blunder. Monday's episode of the Channel 5 show saw Jeremy discussing potential contenders who could go up against Prime Minister Boris Johnson in a leadership battle.

A private chef company which can be hired for £100 a night launches in Manchester today.

BBC's Dragon’s Den after asking for something the Dragon’s had never seen before.Charlotte came to the Den with the idea of The Little Loop, a clothing exchange service aiming to reduce waste from children’s clothes.She pitched the subscription based service to the Dragons, asking for £70,000 for 7.5% equity stake in the shared wardrobe.She began by explaining the business: “I realised there was a huge problem with children’s clothing. Every time they grow, seasons change, you have to replace them all.

DRAGONS' Den star Amy Wordsworth was told her business was "too small" to invest in on the show - but now it's worth £2 million. The business woman - who is founder of baby bath and shower products Good Bubble - starred on the thirteenth series of the BBC programme back in 2016.