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Stuart Baggs 'not invited back' for Apprentice final

Stuart Baggs, who was fired by Alan Sugar on this week's Apprentice, says he wasn't invited back to appear in the show's final task.

Stella English and Chris Bates are battling it out to win with the two finalists helped by the contestants who've taken part in the series.

But the 21-year-old, who called himself 'Stuart Baggs, the brand', says he isn't in next week's final.

He said: "Nobody's ever given me an explanation."

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The Apprentice Winner 2010 Stella English Sues Lord Sugar 'For Wrecking Her Life' Huffington post

Apprentice winner Stella English 'overpaid lackey'

A winner of TV's The Apprentice was just an "overpaid lackey" at Lord Alan Sugar's firm, a tribunal has heard.

Stella English, from Kent, won the BBC show in 2010 and got a job in Lord Sugar's IT company Viglen.

However, she told the East London Employment Tribunal Service she had no choice but to resign after being told her contract was not being renewed.

Ms English, who earned £100,000-a-year, claims constructive dismissal, saying she had no real role at the firm.

She said she saw Lord Sugar five times during her 13 months at Viglen.

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'I only do it for the PR and the BBC. I don't give a s***': What Apprentice winner claims Lord Sugar told her when she left

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Lord Sugar 'no intention' of paying out to Apprentice winner

Lord Sugar has "no intention" of paying out to The Apprentice winner Stella English "unless instructed to do so by the law", he has told a tribunal.

Ms English, from Kent, is claiming constructive dismissal from the £100,000-a-year job she won at the tycoon's IT company Viglen in 2010.

"I believe this claim is simply an attempt to extract money from me... something I will not do," he said.

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Lord Sugar says Apprentice winner Stella English is effectively blackmailing him www.independent.co.uk