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Winner of the latest series of the BBC programme The Apprentice, Dean Franklin (right), owner of an air conditioning company, with Lord Sugar in the boardroom of Amshold House in Loughton, Essex. Yui Mok/PA Wire Winner of the latest series of the BBC programme The Apprentice, Dean Franklin (right), owner of an air conditioning company, with Lord Sugar in the boardroom of Amshold House in Loughton, Essex. Yui Mok/PA Wire
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Scottish Government tax policy hurting business warns star of BBC's The Apprentice

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BBC's The Apprentice sets up shop in Scotland. What could possibly go wrong?

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The Apprentice is back - let the parade of business numpties begin

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