Huddersfield Daily Examiner

Which celebrity has a nose for business?

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PU TTING the biz into showbusine­ss, 10 celebrity candidates have been given a task by Lord Sugar, all in the name of charity – and it makes for lots of laughs. The stars from the worlds of entertainm­ent, sport, journalism and comedy have to organise and host a cabaret night to raise as much cash as possible for Comic Relief.

Arriving in the famous boardroom are presenter and actress Amanda Holden, presenter Rylan Clark Neal, T V personalit­y Ayda Williams, comedians Omid Djalili and Russell Kane, Good Morning Britain’s Richard Arnold, interior designer Kelly Hoppen, EastEnder Tameka Empson, journalist Rachel Johnson and football manager Sam Allardyce.

Lord Sugar immediatel­y gets their backs up, referring to Rylan’s skin colour as “baked satsuma” and telling off Sam for swanning in late.

Kelly manages the women’s team, while Rylan, a surprising­ly fierce negotiator, heads up the men.

It’s a tall order as they must book performers, sell tickets, organise the food and drink and source high-value items for auction. But as they set about their task, it’s clear that it’s not ‘what you know’ but ‘who you know’.

So the well-connected celebs are in their element.

“I could probably get four of the Spice Girls,” says Rylan.

We’re not entirely sure if he’s joking.

Meanwhile Ayda puts in a call to her hubby, megastar Robbie

Williams, to see if he’ll headline their show, and Omid even wonders if he can book Cher.

Watch out for several show-stopping moments, including some awkward ones too, and plenty of panic.

 ??  ?? Can Robbie Williams’ wife rope him in? Rylan Clark Neal, above, is among the celebrity contestant­s trying hard to impress Lord Sugar, Baroness Brady and Claude Littner, centre
Can Robbie Williams’ wife rope him in? Rylan Clark Neal, above, is among the celebrity contestant­s trying hard to impress Lord Sugar, Baroness Brady and Claude Littner, centre
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