The line-up for this year's series of the BBC's Young Apprentice has been revealed, with the show set to launch next week.
Lord Sugar, with the help of Nick Hewer and Karren Brady, will be scrutinising, challenging and firing 11 of the 12 candidates over the eight weeks of the series - with the one remaining youngster getting hired.

This year's hopefuls include a former head girl, a farmer's daughter, a female rugby player, a fashion designer, a choral scholar and a ukulele player - who will all live together in a luxury mansion in Hampstead, London, during the show.
The winner will get a fund worth £25,000 to assist them in kick-starting their business.
Tasks in the series are set to include designing a cookbook, sourcing props for the English National Opera, branding a hair-styling product and selling goods at the Womad festival.

Lord Sugar confirmed this summer that he's signed on for [uuid=5242fe05-7257-4b6b-b195-6dec54aad156]two more years of The Apprentice[/uuid].