The Apprentice newbie Tim Campbell addresses whether he gave hints to new candidates

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentFremantle has sold out most major territories worldwide on the Martin Freeman-led BBC One smash hit “The Responder,” consolidating the acclaimed crime drama’s contention, even at this early stage, to become one of Europe’s top series of 2022. Banner deals take in France (Canal Plus), Italy (Disney Plus), Germany’s (Magenta TV). Spain (Movistar Plus) and Russia & CIS (Viasat), all leading pay/SVOD operators.

Snow Drop and Snow Out.“After the Olympics, I was making as much as a company president, and sometimes I’d go party at a host club and drop £6,670 in a single night,” Imai said of her switch to porn after making her Olympic debut as a teenager.However, Imai announced she wanted to give up porn and return to snowboarding after Japan’s Winter Olympics Team at the PyeongChang 2018 Games. Should Melo Imai have left snowboarding? Let us know in the comments section. She remarkably won gold at the 35th All Japan Snowboarding Championships in 2018 after just four days of training.However, sport runs in Imai’s family.

Kevin McKidd has officially relisted his sprawling Studio City home for$5.15 million, after having originally put it on the marketfor $4.995million back in 2020.The4,307 square-foot abode, boasting a rustic aesthetic, rests in acul-de-sac in Studio City's 'celeb-studded'Fryman Canyon, as reported by The Dirt.The Grey's Anatomy actor, 48, and his wife Arielle Goldrath are said to have purchased the property in 2019 for $4.6 million. Relisted:Kevin McKidd has officially relisted his sprawling Studio City home for $5.15 million, after having originally put it on the market for $4.995million back in 2020 Idyllic:The 4,307 square-foot abode, boasting a rustic aesthetic, rests in a cul-de-sac in Studio City's 'celeb-studded' Fryman Canyon, as reported by The DirtWhen their original listing did not go as planned, the couple reportedly implemented several price reductions and evenattempted to rent the home for$19,500 per month.The two-story homesits on 0.38 acres of land and boasts fivebedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms.

Wayne Rooney and his wife Coleen's life and is set to air on Amazon Prime Video this month. Wayne began his football career at the tender age of 16 in 2002 for Everton and went on to play at the 2004 European Championships.

Russell Crowe is returning to the world of Marvel Comics on the big screen, signing on for a role in Sony's Kraven the Hunter.Aaron Taylor-Johnson signed on to play the title character back in May 2021 in a multi-picture deal, though it's unclear who Crowe is playing, via The Hollywood Reporter.The report also reveals that many of the main characters in this Kraven the Hunter movie are the title character's family members, so it's possible Crowe might be playing Kraven's father. Russell's role:Russell Crowe is returning to the world of Marvel Comics on the big screen, signing on for a role in Sony's Kraven the Hunter.

The Apprentice where she had to face her fears. It happened during a task commissioned by Lord Alan Sugar, in which the contestants had to zoom down a zip wire.Asked about her favourite task, Karren confessed that one particular moment left her “terrified” as she has a fear of heights.She said: “I think my favourite task, which is quite unusual… Alan sent the candidates to Wales to do a tourism campaign for Wales.“And one of the places that they had to go, which is the one the team I was following chose, has Europe's longest and highest zip wire.“And, of course, I go down it and I'm terrified of heights.

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

Lord Alan Sugar, 74, took to his Twitter to let it be known he's not interested in hearing "sob stories" this season.

Lord Alan Sugar, 74, took to his Twitter, telling fans he did not want to hear any sob stories.

The Apprentice is finally back on our screens tonight after a two year wait as another round of contestants battle it out to do business with Lord Sugar.

Lord Alan Sugar has addressed this year’s series of The Apprentice as 16 contenders prepare to compete for a seat at the table.The business magnate discussed whether the new generation of contestants are prepared for the tasks ahead, with it being the 16th series of the BBC favourite.He also blasted critics who hit out at the participants despite the “extreme pressure”.Addressing the candidates’ ability to complete the tasks, Lord Sugar told press including Express.co.uk: “They fall for the same things, the same traps and all that stuff.“But […] they learn very, very quickly, and that's a good sign for me, because I’ve got no problem with people that are a little bit naive or inexperienced whatsoever.“No problem with young people like that.”The TV personality continued: “What I do have a problem with this is people who don't learn, don't pick up, who don't grasp things.“And what rings my bells is when you can see these candidates - and we start off with 16 candidates - quite a few of them get it and a lot of people, a lot of commentators who watch the programme - particularly those 35 to 40 year olds - are very quick to criticise.“‘What a bunch of idiots they are’, ‘what a bunch of idiots - that is wrong’, ‘they've done that wrong’.”Lord Sugar continued: “I wish one day, we could get a group of those people and stick them in the boardroom to see how they would do.“Because these people are under extreme pressure.“And that's what Karren [Brady] quite rightly said, 'They all want to win,' so the competition in this is amazing.”Lord Sugar also explained how the selection process allows for the “right calibre” of contestants to be asked to join the show.Asked whether he had to put the contenders under pressure, Lord Sugar

BBC One’s The Apprentice debuts a new season.The business executive joined the hit show in 2009 as Lord Alan Sugar’s new assistant, replacing Margaret Mountford.The latter left the series but returned in series 6, 7, 8 and 9 as a guest interviewer.Karren said Margaret gave her “the best advice” before stepping into her new role.However, the businesswoman disregarded her advice, only to quickly regret it.She explained: “I think the probably the best advice I got coming into this show was from Margaret.“Margaret decided that she didn't want to do it anymore and Ellen asked me to to fill her shoes.“And talking about shoes, she phoned me and she said, ‘I’m telling you right now, wear trainers,’ she said, ‘You are on your feet 12 hours a day’.”The West Ham vice-chair went on: “And of course I didn't take her advice.“First episode I wore heels, and at the end of my first day I remember I was laying in the bath and my feet were throbbing.“And I quickly took Margaret's advice and wore the trainers.“So I've learned I can't stand on my feet for more than 12 hours a day without wearing trainers.”Karren also spoke out on the importance of The Apprentice and how the programme has changed lives.She went on: “It’s been a real honour and a privilege to be part of such a fantastic show that really, unlike any other, changes people's lives.“And we've seen some incredible things and incredible places, met some incredible people.“And there's also other businesses in the background that help us with innovation, design...

The Apprentice star Lord Alan Sugar has revealed that he suffered a broken septum after following the "harrowing" coronavirus protocols that were needed to film the latest series of the popular BBC show.The 16th series is set to air on January 6 as contestants battle it out to receive a £250,000 investment from the business magnate, 74.But in a new interview, the Hackney native has told how he was left with a broken septum after adhering to Covid protocols that included rigorous testing.The TV personality detailed the requirements that were necessary for the show's 16th season to go ahead.Lord Sugar also revealed the jaw-dropping number of Covid tests he's done in preparation for filming the show.He said: "The Covid protocol was harrowing, to make it simple."I think my last count I’ve done 79 Covid tests," he admitted.The business mogul told The Mirror and other publications: "I haven’t got Covid but I’ve got a broken septum in my nose here."His co-star, business executive Karren Brady, also had her say on working within strict Covid rules, explaining that they were necessary to keep everyone safe.She said: "I think it was a mammoth task in itself, keeping everybody safe, that was the priority of the production team and everybody who was involved."She went on to reveal that social distancing, mask-wearing and constant testing were all measures taken even when the cameras weren't filming.Lord Sugar's comments come after he hit out at former Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan, following his remarks about this year's honours list.Piers told his 7.9 million Twitter followers how "disappointed" he was that he wasn't included on the list and "will have to wait" for his turn.He wrote: "Very disappointed not to have