THE Apprentice is fast becoming better known for its wannabes’ fame-hungry ambition than their business skills. And some of the contestants who will be on the next series of Lord Sugar’s hit BBC On…
Lord Sugar had previously stated he wanted to keep fame-hungry wannabes off the show, said he wanted to ban fame-hungry wannabes from his show.
He maintained last year he stood by the ban, saying: “If anybody has appeared somewhere before on a television programme, and it had been scrutinised in the auditioning process by the BBC, and if they’ve accepted it, it’s most probably because their appearance was incidental or not of significance.” The next series of The Apprentice, which begins next month, features 18 entrepreneurs competing for a £250,000 investment under the watchful eyes of
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