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The filming of BBC's The Apprentice was reportedly halted during filming of the current series due to a contestant falling ill.

The filming of BBC's The Apprentice was covertly put on hold during the current series when a contestant, Nadia Suliaman, fell ill. Nadia, who was the most recent to be shown the door on Thursday night's episode, became unwell in the boardroom, prompting showrunners to intervene.This occurred after the contestants had been working on the virtual pop star tasks, which saw their characters go viral for all the wrong, cringe-worthy reasons.

During Wednesday's episode of This Morning, viewers were left frustrated as the ITV presenters and guests consistently talked over one another.

Lord Sugar is back to his boardroom antics with a new batch of hopefuls on the BBC's The Apprentice, but viewers are already hinting they might 'switch off' mere moments into the premiere episode. As the competition unfolded, Lord Sugar ushered the candidates into the boardroom to suss them out before the tasks commenced.

Karren Brady and Tim Campbell have dished out some insider secrets about the firing process on The Apprentice, hinting at the tell-tale signs that a candidate might be on their way out.The dynamic duo, who serve as Lord Alan Sugar's trusted advisors on the show, spilled the beans during an appearance on BBC's The One Show, which aired on Tuesday, 28 January. Karren confessed to keeping an eye out for certain behaviours that could signal a contestant's impending doom. She disclosed: "I think lying, not owning your mistakes.

Viewers of BBC's The One Show were left gobsmacked during the latest episode, as they were unable to recognise The Apprentice star Baroness Karren Brady.The business mogul, aged 55, graced the show alongside fellow aide Tim Campbell and the legendary guest Andrew Lloyd Webber. As she joined hosts Alex Jones and Clara Amfo, Karren chatted about what the audience can expect from the upcoming series of The Apprentice with lord of the boardroom Lord Alan Sugar. Both she and Tim shared insights into the qualities that makeup the perfect candidate for TVs toughest recruitment process.

It's nearly time for BBC viewers to witness a fresh group of ambitious entrepreneurs eager to bag an investment on The Apprentice.

Tim Campbell shot to fame as Lord Sugar's first-ever winner of The Apprentice back in 2005, before returning as an aide on the hit show in 2023.The entrepreneur has remained on The Apprentice ever since, but is now due to star in Celebrity Escape To The Country, which will begin airing on BBC One Friday, 3 January.The programme sees celebs search for their ideal countryside home, with Tim joining the likes of Alfie Boe and Anita Rani on the new series. Tim's triumph in 2005 has led him to some huge opportunities, which have helped him amass an impressive fortune.

Sian Welby hilariously shared her 'regret' after her latest live appearance on This Morning as fans were left asking 'why?' The presenter has recently returned to the helm of the ITV daytime show for the first time since she welcomed her first child.

Alison Hammond seemed to backtrack as she addressed Strictly "scandal" during a segment on This Morning.

After 12 nail biting weeks, The Apprentice 2024 has found its winner in fitness studio owner Rachel Woolford, who has officially become Lord Alan Sugar's latest business partner.The Leeds based business owner, who is the sole brains behind her boutique gym business North Studio battled it out with fellow finalist Phil Turner's potential pie empire to secure Lord Sugar's hefty £250,000 investment and form a partnership with the business tycoon. After being declared the winner during Thursday's finale, an ecstatic Rachel said that landing the investment was "something beyond my wildest dreams", as her hopes for expansion had finally become a reality.The budding entrepreneur started her business during the coronavirus pandemic, but after some initial success, Rachel was certain she could expand her business into several other gyms.

The Apprentice winner Harpreet Kaur is set to tie the knot with fellow contestant Akshay Thakrar in the show's first ever wedding, and Lord Alan Sugar is on the guest list.The couple, who met during the 2022 series of the hit reality show and got engaged in 2023, are planning to say their vows at the end of next month. Harpreet has revealed that not only is Lord Sugar invited, but also Baroness Karren Brady and Tim Campbell from the show.The lovebirds have planned three separate days of celebrations, including a traditional English-style white wedding, followed by an Indian ceremony and then a "big fat reception party".

This Morning fans are sure they've spotted a 'secret feud' between Martin Lewis and regular guest Gyles Brandreth. Financial journalist Martin guest presented the show on Monday, 4 March alongside Josie Gibson. Martin, 51, and Josie, 39, were joined by Gyles, 75, and Tim Campbell, 46, to discuss money.The chat focused on the Budget, which will be released on Wednesday, 6 March, and whether it could be include tax cuts.

Alison Hammond apologised after she was scolded by one of This Morning's regular guests. The presenter was back fronting the ITV daytime show on Friday (September 8) alongside usual co-host Dermot O'Leary - following an earlier return to the show this week co-presenting with Holly Willoughby.

The winner of the 17th series of The Apprentice has been revealed as boxing gym owner, Marnie Swindells.The 28 year old beat stiff competition from 18 ambitious entrepreneurs undertaking plenty of tough tasks on the popular BBC show to win a life-changing £250,000 investment from Lord Alan Sugar, her new business partner. She won the show with her boxing gym business plan for Bronx, and last week she said: "My business is in boxing gyms, the name’s Bronx, the idea is to create a middle-market option between the high-end boutique gyms and the low-end spit and sawdust gyms." Marnie was in the final with Rochelle Ray Anthony, who's dream was to expand her salon and hair academy business.

Marnie Swindell has won The Apprentice 2023 as Lord Sugar invests £250,000 in her boxing gym.

The Apprentice viewers were left stunned on Thursday night after a double elimination saw Kevin D’Arcy and Shannon Martin both leave the competition.

EXCLUSIVE: Deadline has an exclusive trailer and poster for the horror-comedy Sorry About the Demon, written and directed by Emily Hagins (V/H/S), which is slated to premiere on Shudder on January 19.

Alex Jones, 45, was left shaking her head in total disbelief as one viewer got in touch about the shockingly huge costs of their childcare on The One Show tonight.The BBC host admitted she felt the price was “ridiculous” after reports that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, 42, has come under fire for shelving huge childcare reforms. The One Show kicked off the New Year with an exciting line-up of guests tonight, including Karren Brady and Tim Campbell, who will return to our screens tomorrow evening for a new season of The Apprentice. Also joining them on the sofa were Katie Griffiths and Adam Thomas, who appeared tonight in the brand new reboot of popular school-based soap Waterloo Road. A number of viewers called in to the show to thank the Waterloo Road cast for bringing light to important issues, including pressures caused by the Cost of Living crisis.Alex was even momentarily stunned when one viewer shared their own experience with those in the studio. READ MORE: “Jane on Twitter says, ‘Thank you so much for highlighting the pressure on working parents and the costs,” the presenter told Katie and Adam as she read from her tablet.“‘Our childcare is double the cost of our mortgage,” she added, eliciting gasps from her guests on the green sofa. “Thank you Jane for getting in touch,” Alex continued, before shaking her head in disbelief and adding: “It’s ridiculous.”Alex shares three children with her husband Charlie Thompson: Teddy, five, Kit, three and daughter Annie, one.The Prime Minister is said to have ditched his predecessor Liz Truss's idea for game-changing childcare reforms. The plans were reportedly set to include increasing free childcare support by 20 hours a week and scrapping staff to child ratios.He has since

Express.co.uk, Tim said: “What we saw at The Apprentice is a process where lots of hungry, enthusiastic people are all determined to get one opportunity at the end of that process.“The thing with T-levels is we’ve got as many eager young people wanting to get into the world of work but there is no cut off point for who can be successful.“And we want more people to apply rather than few, because with a T-level, having been accredited by industry and recognised by businesses and universities, this educational pathway is a potential route into other things for young people.”Speaking on Channel 4's Steph's Packed Lunch earlier this year, Tim revealed details about what goes on behind the scenes as he insisted Lord Sugar has "every right" to put contestants "through the wringer”.Discussing the current series of The Apprentice, presenter Steph McGovern asked Tim: "So what's it really like in the boardroom then?"Have you got any kind of stuff we don't see on camera that you can tell us?""Listen, it's intense," the businessman replied.

The BBC ’s award-winning business show The Apprentice will return to our screens for a 17th series next year. The brand new series will see more candidates and tasks overseas, setting it up to be the best yet.