Young entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to a business guru. Discount stores owner Hussein Lalani chooses a new retail business to get a year's worth of pocket money. Show more

Young entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to a top business guru. Six kids pitch to Claire Gavin, head of products and innovation at the UK's largest pet retailer. Show more

Young entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to a top business guru. Six kids pitch to John Graham, who owns one of the UK's most successful outdoor retail chains. Show more

Young entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to a top business guru. The winning kids from Pocket Money Pitch series one get the opportunity to turn their business dreams into a reality. Show more

Young entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to a top business guru. Six kids pitch their fashion and accessories ideas to Myleene Klass, but who will make it? Show more

Young entrepreneurs pitch their food ideas to a top business guru. Six kids go head to head for the chance to pitch to the king of spicy sauces, Levi Roots. Show more

Young entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to a top business guru. Six kids pitch to Sarah Jane Thomson, one of the UK's top media and tech entrepreneurs. Show more

Young entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to a top business guru. Rob Law, who created ride-on suitcases for kids, chooses between six inventions. Show more

Media mogul Jamal Edwards chooses which young entrepreneurs will get a year's pocket money and the chance to spend time with him to see how he runs his music channel. Show more

Michael Acton Smith chooses which new toy company will get a year's worth of pocket money and the chance to spend time with him to see how he runs his games empire. Show more