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The Apprentice: Series 13

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BBC One - The Apprentice, Series 13, Hotel Redesign

The candidates are set the task of making over a bedroom at a five-star hotel.

The candidates are summoned to five-star hotel Stoke Park, where they are set an interior design task - making over a bedroom at the hotel.

For week two, Lord Sugar summons the candidates to Stoke Park, an impressive five-star hotel. After a dramatic arrival by Lord Sugar, the teams discover that they will be working as interior designers. They will need to make over a bedroom at the hotel and pitch their design to the hotel manager and a leading interior designer. Getting a look that is worthy of a five-star hotel is important, but the teams also need to keep one eye on their profit margin. The task balances creative flair with bottom line, and a team that forgets either could find themselves whitewashed in the boardroom.

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Lord Sugar is on the hunt for his next business partner.

Having invested his own money in six successful start-up companies, Lord Sugar is now on the hunt for his next investment with a new set of punishing tasks and challenges.

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