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On The Apprentice in 2006 she hit the headlines for being the first ever wannabe to turn down Lord Sugar, but now Katie is renowned for her outlandish views

By far one of the most notorious of The Apprentice candidates is the self-dubbed ‘Business Barbie’ who made the transition from entrepreneur to celebrity following her stint on Celebrity Big Brother

When it came to overinflated egos Stuart ‘the brand’ Baggs certainly nabs the top spot. His most memorable moment? Saying this: “I’m not a one-trick pony, I’m not a 10-trick pony, I’m a whole field of ponies – and they’re literally all running towards this job

She was the sweet-faced seemingly innocent 21-year-old in series seven and we grew to love her despite her lack of understanding of French culture. Our lasting memory of her is when she asked: “I don’t even know any French people. I know nothing

In series two she was affectionately called the Badger because she managed to badger everyone into doing what she wanted and it worked – she was a runner up in 2006

She injected more than just plenty of colour into the boardroom with her berets and power suits. Lucinda was also famed for her ‘unique’ ideas but was inevitably fired for being “too zany

The floppy-haired toff became a favourite in series four after he rode to the defense of other candidates and was incredibly likeable. Even Lord Sugar called him “a nice guy

Oh dear, things didn’t end well for 2010 winner Stella who fell out with Lord Sugar, quit her job and then lost an employment tribunal against him

Jason starred in one of the most memorable scenes when Luisa Zissman henpecked him into making the decisions she wanted. We also loved how he flirted with OAPs while trying to sell a caravan

He was known as the cocky character from the show, but that was quickly overshadowed when it emerged the 2006 champion, Michelle Dewberry was pregnant with his child – leaving her £100,000-a-year job with Lord Sugar in jeopardy

She’s one half of The Apprentice’s golden couple with Philip Taylor but by far her most defining moment was when Lord Sugar told her: “You’re too perfect, too robotic

He will never live down “Pants Man” and we don’t think he needs any more explanation…

Forget the fact he was caught out for lying on his CV, Lee will go down in Apprentice history for doing an impression of a pterodactyl during the interview stages of the show

He professed to being a “good Jewish boy” but then it later emerged he didn’t know what kosher meant. Enough said

His claimed that "making money is better than sex" but that comment was soon overshadowed by the fact he constantly banged on about Sandhurst. That in the end sealed his fate with Lord Sugar saying: “Don't start banging on about bloody Sandhurst again