As a whole new host of fresh-faced candidates compete for Lord Alan Sugar's investment, The Mirror takes a look back at what ...

Who are the past winners of the reality TV business show? - Tim Campbell, who later stepped in for Claude Littner as Lord Sugar’s right-hand man in the boardroom, was the winner of the first series ...

Former London Underground planner Tim Campbell was the first ever winner of The Apprentice in 2005, guaranteeing him a £100,000-a-year job for 12 months with Lord Sugar’s firm Amstrad.

Since 2021, she has hosted her own prime-time GB News show called Dewbs & Co. The first ever winner of The Apprentice, Tim stormed to victory in 2005 after the most gruelling job interview of his ...

A look at where former winners of The Apprentice stand today—from major success stories to dissolving partnerships and legal ...

Stuart Baggs is easily one of the most memorable contestants the show has ever seen, appearing on the show in 2010 at the age ...

Jockey Mia Nicholls, a seven-pound apprentice from England, won her first race in North America Thursday when she guided ...

Series 19 of the BBC business show began in the Austrian Alps, with Lord Sugar telling the 18 budding entrepreneurs he was ...

Here are all the winners of The Apprentice so far and what they did next. Back in the days when candidates were mostly serious business people, Tim Campbell became the first ever contestant hired by ...

We take a look at what happened to previous winners of  The Apprentice as it returns to our screens this week for the 19th series ...