Apprentice winner Stella English is said to be suing Lord Alan Sugar for constructive dismissal. English, who won the 2010 edition of the BBC One series, has gone to the employment tribunal after she was forced to quit her job with one of Sugar’s compani

Stella English, who won the show in 2010 is said to taking the boss to court. The Apprentice winner Stella English is apparently launching legal action against Lord Alan Sugar for “constructive dismissal”. The 2010 show winner was unhappy when Sugar fire

Lord Sugar sued by Apprentice winner Stella English after he axes her Feb 19 2012 By Emma Smith stella english APPRENTICE winner Stella English is suing tycoon Alan Sugar. Stella, 32, is claiming constructive dismissal after Sugar decided not to renew he

Ohhh Alan Sugar will not be a happy man! The former investment banker, who before entering the BBC se

At a press conference held today in London’s St Mary-le-Bow church, the home of the famous Bow bells that define cockney identity, it was announced that rhyming slang would be granted official language status alongside English and French at the 2012 Olym

If you cock your ear northwards, you can pick up an odd hissing sound seeping down the M1 from Scotland. It’s not a late winter gale heading from the Highlands. In fact, it’s coming from what may be the first puncture in the most over-inflated object in

YOUNG jobseekers had the chance to meet Nick Hewer, adviser to Sir Alan Sugar in The Apprentice and now host of TV's Countdown, at a special employment luncheon held at Merley House as part of National Apprenticeship Week. And such was the success of the

A world-famous Scottish institution is led to the brink of extinction by the ego fuelled megalomania of a titled owner. Sadly for the millions of supporters around the world, this is not R.B.S. but R.F.C. Unlike Sir, now plain, Fred Goodwin, who lead The

Modern football is a dispiriting compromise of safety nets and second chances: the big teams are protected by seeding, play-offs, larger tournaments and consolation prizes like the Europa League (even if that is often greeted with an enthusiasm previousl

Incredible news has emerged this morning that a winner of The Apprentice has actually gone on to achieve recognition for their business acumen. Tim Campbell, winner of the first series of Lord Alan Sugar’s reality employee hunt, was awarded an MBE from P

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Tim Campbell, the first winner of 'The Apprentice', has been made an MBE and his former boss Lord Alan Sugar says he's thrilled for him. Former 'Apprentice' winner Tim Campbell has been made an MBE. The businessman won the first ever series of the BBC On

2) I’m not sure about us disliking material success in this country. There isn’t much criticism of billionaires such as Richard Branson, Alan Sugar or Ken Morrison. It is however considered fine to say the most appalling things about the rich in general,

Lord Alan Sugar recently gave an interview with Sky News and said that Harry Redknapp should not take the newly open position as manager of England. After Fabio Capello's resignation as the team's coach, speculation has surrounded the idea that Redknapp

Posted by - Glen Oglaza .I have spent the day in Stockholm with David Cameron at the Nordic-Baltic summit in temperatures of -10.Four times my cameraman and I have braved the freezing elements to bring you live news of the event. But each time, breaking

Gary Lineker has only been on Twitter for a few weeks – but says he is already addicted and has an online sparring partner. The former Leicester City star has amassed nearly 200,000 followers since he joined the social networking site less than three wee

A Lloyds bank branch sign is seen in the City of London August 4, 2011. LONDON (Reuters) - High street banks in Britain, under fire for cutting thousands of jobs, are ramping up their apprentice schemes, opening up more than 1,700 starter jobs as the gov

It is revealing how many of the world’s wealthiest people have a high percentage of their assets in property. “Knowing that there would almost always be a capital gain benefit, he was usually content if the initial return matched what the same investment

Alex Massie writing on the U.K. Spectator's website on Jan. 31: So poor old Fred Goodwin has been stripped of his knighthood. Apparently, betting big on a Dutch bank and getting it catastrophically wrong means you end up bringing the honours system into