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Sugar denies asking BBC for better pay deal

'Apprentice' boss Alan Sugar today denied suggestions that he has demanded more money for his starring role in the reality TV show.

Sat, 14 Jun, 2008 - 18:09

'Apprentice' boss Alan Sugar today denied suggestions that he has demanded more money for his starring role in the reality TV show.

Record audiences tuned in to watch Wednesday night's final on BBC1 when milkman's son Lee McQueen was crowned the winner of series four.

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