Lord Alan Sugar ripped into President Donald Trump, who once hosted the US version of the Apprentice, with a two-word shut down about his business successes.. Lord Sugar admitted he finds it ...

With the latest series of The Apprentice kicking off, host and business magnate Lord Alan Sugar's remarkable journey has been anything but conventional. From leaving school at 16 to leading an ...

Eighteen fresh faces will take to the boardroom next week - to face Lord Sugar and his advisors, Karren Brady and Tim Campbell, in a showdown of business prowess. Lord Alan Sugar has made a ...

Alan Sugar is back in the boardroom tonight as another series of The Apprentice kicks off. Once again, the 77-year-old billionaire, who has fronted the show since 2005, will be putting the new ...

Lord Alan Sugar thinks it has been "refreshing" to do 'The Apprentice' without gendered teams. The 77-year-old businessman - who has fronted the BBC reality series since 2005 and will feature in the ...

LORD Alan Sugar is back and ready to put a fresh batch of candidates through their paces as The Apprentice returns for another high-stakes series. This year’s line-up is more eclectic than ever ...

Lord Alan Sugar is back for a new series of The Apprentice. His two aides will be keeping an eye on the new batch of candidates. Remind yourself of who will be appearing alongside Lord Sugar.

Day Three brought pressing work deadlines so I piggy-backed on my son’s wifi and did a shift at his flat, while Day Four, being a Monday, with still no wifi at home, saw me taking Alan Sugar’s ...

Lord Alan Sugar has claimed a lot of young people “just want to sit at home” and should get back to the office. In a BBC interview, he became the latest business veteran to criticise remote ...

Lord Alan Sugar has delivered a scathing take on the remote working trend, declaring that many young workers seem keen to "just want to sit at home" rather than return to the office. In a BBC ...

Lord Alan Sugar has claimed a lot of young people “just want to sit at home” and should get back to the office. In a BBC interview, he became the latest business veteran to criticise remote working, ...