The final five candidates on BBC's The Apprentice are set to be interrogated by some of Alan Sugar's closest advisers after making it through to the penultimate episode.
After 10 weeks of gruelling challenges, recruitment consultant Flo Edwards, music and wellness entrepreneur Tre Lowe, dental group owner Dr Paul Midha, pie company owner Phil Turner, and boutique fitness studio owner Rachel Woolford have made it through to the interview round, which will air on Thursday 11 April on BBC One at 9:00pm.
The candidates secured their places after making it through Thursday's episode, which saw project manager Foluso Falade and management consultant Steve Darken exit the competition.
In the episode, the contestants were tasked with creating a new vegan alternative to cheese that they had to pitch to major retailers.
The next challenge of series 18 will see the final five go head-to-head with business experts Claude Littner, Mike Soutar, Linda Plant, and Claudine Collins.
Their business plans will be interrogated, CVs picked apart, and white lies exposed as the candidates battle it out to make the final in the hope of securing Sugar's £250,000 investment.
Source: Press Association
