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FOR years The Apprentice has faced claims that it is manipulated by meddling BBC bosses. Exclusive audio recording shows he said TV bosses pressured Lord Sugar into keeping blonde contestant on show. The former aide to Lord Alan Sugar said his ten year stint on the show was “ghastly” as he had to deal with “hooligans”. Stop the presses: an Apprentice candidate has actually said something insightful.

Can you imagine having to spend days chasing around after hooligans?

GMB presenter Susanna Reid found the comments quite shocking and pointed out that he was insulting Nick.

After years on the BBC show, smooth talking Nick has revealed how the Beeb have involved themselves at every level of the process.

Hewer says that during his time on the BBC show it was not . The 72-year-old former aide to show boss. NICK Hewer has revealed producers of The Apprentice would urge Sir Alan Sugar not to fire attractive candidates. Before The Apprentice returns to our screens tonight we spoke with former finalist whose tech business is transforming HR. When members of the audience started laughing, the former Apprentice star realised his mistake and . They were fellow TV stars on The Apprentice. You could mute the show and still know everything just . A blonde bombshell, to be precise.

Nick in the board room (Image: BBC). Hewer, 7 said he thought it was the . Apprentice loser Nick Holzherr has officially launched his online food app, Whisk, despite Lord Sugar sensationally shooting the idea down on the hit BBCshow. The runner-up has created Whisk, a web and mobile app that combines recipes and online shopping, allowing users to purchase ingredients for . Seeing the former Apprentice duo on shows such as Nick and Margaret: The Trouble with Our Trains makes you wonder whether Lord Sugar brought out the best in them. Business graduate Nick Holzherr brings out Whisk Leftovers linking recipes and shopping lists online to beat food waste - and add to success of Whisk.

Karren Brady, Lord Alan Sugar and Nick Hewer. Series seven of The Apprentice looms. She was educated at the voluntary grammar school, Strathearn School in Belfast, then at . Mountford is originally from Holywood in Northern Ireland.

BBC Nick helped Lord Sugar hire and fire on the show, alongside Karen Brady.