A catch-up with each Dragon as they leave the Den to return to their business empires and their multimillionaire lifestyles.

Duncan Bannatyne leaves the Den and heads straight to the South of France to oversee a very important and costly merger - his daughter's wedding. With a celebrity guest list and a luxurious setting, it is everything you would expect from a Dragon celebration.

Then it is straight back to work as Duncan follows up on some of his Den investments. Vineyard owner Geoff Bowen nearly scuppered his chances of investment when he could not keep track of his figures in the Den but Duncan saw an opportunity ripe for investment. Now he is heading to Devon on his first foray into the heady world of the wine industry. Three years ago, Denise Gosney won investment from Duncan with her stage school Razzamataz. With the business flourishing, Duncan needs to decide if he is going to take the investment to the next stage. Shane Lake and Tony Ward came into the Den with an idea that would do away with all the different take-away menus stuck to the fridge door. They agreed a deal in the Den, but what happened next? Show less