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The Apprentice star Tim Campbell has addressed his relief as his co-star Claude Littner returned to the show last week.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, Tim, 44, spoke about standing in for the businessman after he suffered serious injuries to his leg during an electric bike accident last year, forcing him to take time away from the BBC show to recover, before returning last week in the semi-finals.Tim also spoke about how he is backing an education campaign to help parents understand the benefits T-level qualifications offer to both children and employees.Speaking about his time on the show, Tim told how he's proud of his input as one of Lord Alan Sugar's aides.When asked if he'd return to the show, 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 or children judged, to be a good job on this series."My only focus was to get through the series, I've done that," he added.He said he was glad Claude was finally back on the programme following his horror accident.Tim went on: "I'm really glad that the horrible circumstances that led to it have gone now because Claude's back."And you saw about his lovely interview, where I think half the nation were hiding behind the sofa, seeing him tear [candidates] to shreds."But the reality is that I've done my job, and I'm really proud," he explained.Last April, Claude was riding an electric bike a mile away from his home when he found himself lying on the ground.He had to learn how to walk again after injuring his right leg so badly he required multiple surgeries after revealing doctors initially thought they may have to amputate his leg.Recalling the incident, the 72-year-old businessman said: “I was just

The Apprentice, now Tim Campbell wants to see Martin Lewis get a peerage.The MoneySavingExpert has warned existing support for the energy price rises is not going to be enough and serious poverty is ahead.Tim exclusively told Daily Star: “Martin’s a legend and needs to get a lordship, he needs to be in the House of Lords because he is doing something that is making a difference to people rather than pontificating, like some others in the world.“I think it’s going to be more devastating than people could imagine, I hope Rishi Sunak will continue that line where he said, ‘I’m going to do as much for every single person in the UK’.

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 One Show viewers were surprised to see Alex Jones missing from the popular BBC One evening show, as Michelle Ackerly stepped in for the new mum on air.During Tuesday's (March 22) instalment of beloved TV show, the former Watchdog presenter was joined by Jermaine Jeans on the iconic green sofa.The dynamic duo welcomed Hollywood actor Ewan McGregor, the Apprentice star Tim Campbell and activist Sophie Morgan onto the show to discuss the latest headlines.Although the brunette beauty is yet to explain why she is absent from the prime time show, a slew of guest presenters have stepped in to cover the role including Big Brother star Emma Willis.It comes after the Welsh beauty, 44, jetted off to the city of love with her gorgeous husband Charlie Thompson on an impromptu romantic night away. The loved up couple enjoyed a steamy 24 hours in the heart of Paris as she showcased some of the stunning views of the Eiffel Tower on her social media account.

Gogglebox star Ellie Warner's boyfriend is reportedly critically ill in hospital after being hit by a car. Nat Eddleston is said to be in intensive care with serious injuries.

The Apprentice fans were delighted to see the epic return of show legend Claude Littner.Lord Sugar's stern on-screen aide had been missing from this year's series whilst he recovers from a bike accident.The business expert was replaced by former show winner Tim Campbell, who has kept an eye on the candidates alongside Karren Brady.However, Claude walked back onto the show during its semi-final on Thursday night (March 17) - which saw the remaining four candidates present their business plans to Lord Sugar's fellow entrepreneurs.The last four candidates hoping to progress to the final were Stephanie Affleck, Brittany Carter, Kathryn Burn and Harpreet Kaur.Claude ripped into the business hopefuls alongside business buffs Mike Soutar, who appeared in last week's episode, and Linda Plant.Announcing his return on the show, Lord Sugar said: "I'll see you in the boardroom tomorrow. All clear?" before adding: "Hold on, just one more thing.

It’s been great to have the very first winner of The Apprentice, Tim Campbell, sitting alongside Karren Brady and Lord Sugar throughout this latest series. But there’s good news for those who’ve been missing Claude Littner’s steely glare. He was unable to take his usual role while he recovered from a serious bike accident but he’s back next week (March 17th) to put the candidates through their paces during the interview round.

Lord Alan Sugar is edging closer to finding his next business partner as he fires his ninth The Apprentice candidate.

Rose Ayling-Ellis had another reason to celebrate this week as she picked up an award.

The Apprentice couldn't stop cringing when Akeem Bundu-Kamara turned his back on a room full of businesses during a speech.Thursday's episode (February 17) of the BBC business show saw the teams whisked off to the Queen Elizabeth II Olympic Park and tasked with designing, branding and selling electric driverless PODs to rich corporate clients.It involved the budding entrepreneurs launching their product in front of a room full of businesses across the country - including Network Rail and Urban Airport.Akeem's team decided to opt for environmentally-friendly taxi PODs called BeePure - and Project Manager Akeem stepped up to open the launch.Staring off, he said: "I introduce BeePure, which is our new taxi POD."He then started showing off the POD's features, but he immediately turned his back to the whole room and faced into the POD vehicle.The room full of investors looked confused as Akeem went on: "As you can see here there are four iPads within the machine. This is made to be used and there's just so many other elements that we've incorporated..."Akeem then disappeared from view completely as he decided to step inside the POD vehicle and sit down to enjoy its comfy seats - meaning he was completely hidden from the room.The audience members looked visibly confused as he continued the pitch from inside the POD: "And now me sitting inside, it's extremely comfortable.

Blizzard developers have raised £18.4million ($25million USD) to create a real-time strategy (RTS) game built with Unreal Engine 5.The latest round of funding for Frost Giant Studios has raised £18.4million on the premise of creating an “epic” RTS game that’s set to be announced later this year.The studio was founded by Tim Campbell, the lead campaign designer for Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne, as well as Tim Morten, who served as production director for StarCraft 2.As IGN reports, Frost Giant Studios has currently raised a total of £25.6million ($34.7million USD) to go toward its debut game. The latest round of funding has seen interest from some big names in gaming, as PUBG publisher Kakao Games and League Of Legends developer Riot Games have both pitched in funds.Speaking to IGN, Morten said “this funding gives us the runway we need to ship the game we’ve envisioned,” and added that “this funding is a testament that the appetite for RTS remains strong in the global gaming community and we are encouraged to have leading companies like Kakao Games believe in what we’re building and supporting our journey.”The funding will be reportedly used to recruit a further 20 people, find a new office, and pay for more ambitious technology to be used in the game.

THE Apprentice fans have clocked how long the boardroom scenes take to film - by checking out Lord Sugar's watch. The 74-year-old businessman appeared on the show this week with a very flashy timepiece on his wrist.

Boris Johnson upon his return to Good Morning Britain.The 47-year-old comedian was back on our screens for the first time this year on Tuesday morning alongside regular host Susanna Reid.Conversation quickly turned to the fact that Mr Johnson has called for "workplace alcohol ban" inside Number 10 Downing Street after "Partygate".Adil and Susanna welcomed former Dragons' Den star Declan Ballatyne and The Apprentice winner Tim Campbell to join the discussion. Before the segment, Adil was seen wheeling in a suitcase full of alcohol stating: "I'm ready for work now."He continued: "I'd be welcomed to Downing Street with this."Susanna agreed as Adil offered broadcaster Charlotte Hawkins an alcoholic beverage.Mr Johnson is understood to have discussed the illicit parties that were held within Downing Street with the Cabinet Office's Sue Gray, who is leading the inquiry ahead of its publishing which could come as early as this week.Whitehall appears to already be bracing for Ms Gray's findings, with the Prime Minister launching a pre-emptive 'policy blitz' in an attempt to push back against the biggest crisis he has endured since taking office in 2019.An end to Downing Street's drinking culture has been mooted as a large part of a wider policy shake-up dubbed Operation Red Meat in the wake of the party scandal.

THE Apprentice's Conor Gilsenan has revealed the show's latest challenge left him "sleep-deprived and on edge" after a gruelling 22-hour working day. The Irishman, 29, was fired in a boardroom shootout tonight with Aaron Willis and Nick Showering after the boys once again lost to the girls. In the battle of the brushes, the teams went head to head to create a toothbrush for six to eight-year-olds before pitching their products to major industry players.

The Apprentice's Karren Brady has given an update on her co-host nearly a year after he suffered serious injuries while biking.The business executive, 52, lamented the absence of her co-star Claude Littner on the new series of the BBC show, which aired last night, as he continues to recover, admitting that he's had a "difficult time" following the accident.The businesswoman gave an update on her co-star, opening up on the issues he's had following his accident last April.This series of The Apprentice sees Lord Sugar, Karren, and the first-ever Apprentice winner Tim Campbell put 16 contestants through their paces.Addressing Claude's absence on the popular BBC programme, Karren said to OK! Magazine: "Obviously, we were so desperately disappointed that he wasn't there but we were much more concerned about how he was."He had this terrible cycling accident, which has seen him have a number of operations."However, the mother-of-two added that the businessman is slowly recovering.Karren continued: "The good is that Claude is on the mend,"He's had a difficult time, but he's almost back to his best," she added.Last year, Lord Sugar took to Twitter to explain to his 5.2 million followers whether his co-star would be returning to the show following his accident.He wrote: "Just to clarify @claudelittner will be back."He had a serious accident just before filming started @bbcapprentice."The tweet comes as the businessman is recovering from injuries.Last April, The Apprentice star was riding an electric bike a mile away from his home when he found himself lying on the ground.He had to learn how to walk again after injuring his right leg so badly that he has required multiple surgeries, after revealing that doctors initially thought

THE Apprentice fans were left disappointed when Lord Alan Sugar revealed that long-standing co-host Claude Littner would NOT be returning. Viewers flooded social media with complaints as they tuned in to the first episode of the highly-anticipated new series of the show on Thursday night.

TIM Campbell is set to take up his place next to Lord Alan Sugar in the new series of The Apprentice on Wednesday night. However, before sitting down in the boardroom, the businessman - who won the first ever series of the show - jetted off for a luxury Jamaican holiday.

THE Apprentice fans were left fuming afte Lord Sugar "fired the wrong person" in the explosive first firing. The BBC show returned to our screens tonight and it certainly didn't disappoint. Over the coming weeks Lord Sugar, Karren Brady and Tim Campbell will pick one lucky candidate who will win a 50/50 partnership with business magnate and a £250,000 investment into their business.

The Apprentice’s Tim Campbell was named the first ever winner of the programme back in 2005 and was offered a £100,000 per year job. Now, the successful businessman has now been announced as the new boardroom aide after Lord Alan Sugar's business associate Claude Littner pulled out of the new series due to a cycling accident.Addressing Claude’s unfortunate circumstances, Tim said he and his co-stars are happy he is making a recovery.He also expressed his gratitude after being able to have “come full circle” since his debut on the show.Tim said: “It’s a great honour to be part of the franchise which after sixteen series has been a transformation in terms of showing that business is for everybody, now it’s Lord Sugar’s ambition.“It was a great regret when we heard the news about Claude.“He was such a massive part of the franchise and we’re really pleased that he’s doing well and he’s on the road to recovery.“But it’s a great honour to have come full circle having been on the other side of the table.“I definitely understand what they’re all going through and it’s a great honour to be working alongside Baroness Brady in assisting these candidates to see how they all get on.”The TV star also spoke out on what he found “easy” now as a boardroom member after having been in the contestant’s position.He said: “It was very easy not to give them hints and tips.

TIM Campbell will become Lord Alan Sugar’s new aide in the upcoming series of The Apprentice - despite him being a business flop.  The businessman, who won the first ever series in 2005, will help Lord Sugar to put 16 hopefuls vying for £250,000 for a new business through their paces alongside Karen Brady. Campbell will replace Claude Littner while he recovers from injuries sustained in a cycling accident that led to him almost having a leg amputated.