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GEORDIE Shore's Holly Hagan has shared a shocking throwback picture taken following a heavy night in the show's early days. Holly, 30, is sprawled on the pavement in the snap while precariously holding a lit cigarette in the air.

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 is 18 years old.A new set of budding entrepreneurs are currently hoping to be crowned the winner of the 2023 season and gain investment from Lord Sugar for their business.Since 2005, numerous individuals have been fired, while others have gone on to work with the entrepreneur himself.READ MORE: The Apprentice stars' hottest snaps - bondage, blonde bombshell and cut-out displayThere have been 16 winners so far who impressed Lord Sugar with their business plans.Daily Star takes a look at where some of the champions of The Apprentice are now as the show marks a milestone anniversary.Tim Campbell became the first ever winner of The Apprentice back in 2005, and went on to work for Lord Sugar at Amstrad for two years.He has since founded a digital marketing agency in London called Marketing Runners Ltd, and charity The Bright Ideas Trust, which helps young entrepreneurs to start a business.Tim's hard work and dedication, not only to business, but also to helping future company leaders, meant that in 2012 he was awarded an MBE for services to enterprise culture.That's not all, as Tim stepped in to replace Claude Littner on the 2022 and 2023 series of The Apprentice, after he suffered an injury last year.Tim told the BBC: "I’m excited to be looking after Claude’s boardroom chair while he recuperates and look forward to seeing what the candidates come up with on this year’s tasks.

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.

A FORMER Apprentice contestant has opened up about the intense filming schedule and gruelling tasks - including "brutal" six-hour back-to-back interviews which left her in tears. Ambitious Camilla Ainsworth, 27, took on the iconic BBC show in 2018 aged just 22, and ended her stint as the runner-up. One of the youngest on The Apprentice, she impressed industry experts with her nut milk brand - narrowly missing out on the top spot to swimwear brand owner Sian Gabbidon.

THE One Show fans have been left hot under the collar by ‘stunning’ Apprentice star Karren Brady. The 53-year-old appeared on the BBC One show alongside co-star Tim Campbell ahead of The Apprentice's new series, which begins on Thursday.

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.

TIM Campbell has hit back at The Apprentice stars after a string of swipes at Lord Sugar. The hit BBC show has produced 16 winners since it began in 2005, with Tim being the first to triumph. However, some former winners - as well as candidates who were fired by Lord Sugar - have gone on to criticise the 75-year-old for one reason or another.

THE Apprentice's Tim Campbell has called on the BBC to make two BIG changes to the show. Tim, 45, won the first ever series of The Apprentice in 2005 before returning to the programme earlier this year as one of Lord Sugar's advisors. Tim loved returning to the programme that changed his life, but he admits there are two things he would love bosses to consider including going forward.

THE Apprentice's Tim Campbell has revealed his future on the show after stepping in for Claude Littner. Tim, 45, won the first ever series of The Apprentice in 2005 before returning to the programme earlier this year as one of Lord Sugar's advisors. Tim stepped in at the eleventh hour after Claude - who has been part of the show since 2015 - injured his leg after falling off his electric bike in April last year.

Queen but insists his co-stars Lord Alan Sugar and Baroness Karren Brady on The Apprentice deserve theirs.The businessman, 45, appeared as a contestant on the BBC One reality show back in 2005 and was eventually crowned the winner, receiving a £100,000 per year job with Lord Sugar.Earlier this year, he became the first-ever winner of the show to return to the programme, this time, sitting alongside Baroness Brady as an advisor to Lord Sugar, replacing Claude Littner.READ MORE: The Apprentice star Tom Skinner is battling pneumonia after feeling 'sick as a dog'Speaking exclusively to Daily Star, Tim said: "Lord Sugar and Baroness Brady, what they've done for business on a national and global scale is unprecedented and it deserves to be rewarded."When you see what Baroness Brady has done not just for the football industry but also for females in business and still advocate that today, huge kudos in terms of what she's done."And Lord Sugar, at one point, he had a business bigger than Microsoft in the UK and that's an amazing thing."But while Tim was made an MBE in 2012 for Services to Enterprise Culture, he doesn't seem himself being knighted in the near future."I think the only sword that will be coming near my neck is when my wife chops it off," he joked before adding: "I've got a little bit more of an apprenticeship before any other swords come near my neck but who knows."Tim is currently working as part of the T-team, promoting the rise of T-levels which offers school leavers the opportunity to gain an industry-recognised qualification, the equivalent of three A Levels.He said: "The big thing we're trying to advocate as part of the T-team which is a mixture of employers, parents, teachers and students is that the

The Apprentice star Tim Campbell has spoken about his wife's reaction to him replacing Claude Littner on the popular BBC show.Speaking exclusively with Express.co.uk, the first ever winner of the hit series revealed his wife's reaction to his stint as one of Lord Sugar's aides on this year's series of the programme.The star appeared on the show after being asked by Lord Sugar to fill Claude's spot as he took time off to recover after sustaining injuries in an electric bike accident.When asked if he could possibly be returning to the next series of the show, Tim reflected on his time as one of Lord Sugar's aides.He said: "For me, I've been really, really pleased that Lord Sugar asked for me."I've done, what I feel and what my wife and children judge to be a good job on this series."My only focus was to get through the series, I've done that," he added.The entrepreneur went on to share his relief at his co-star returning to the programme following his recovery.Tim went on: "I'm really glad that the horrible circumstances that led to it have gone now because Claude's back."You saw his lovely interview, where I think half the nation were hiding behind the sofa, seeing him tear them to shreds," he said, referencing the semi-finals of the show."But the reality is that I've done my job.

The One Show host Michelle Ackerley has announced she’s engaged to her long-term partner Benjamin Ryan.The TV and radio presenter, 37, announced her engagement to her rugby coach boyfriend Ben, 50, on Wednesday afternoon after Ben popped the question unexpectedly during a walk. Announcing the happy news on Instagram, Michelle shared a selfie of the couple sweetly smiling as she held her hand in front of her face to show off her sparkling new diamond.