You are hired: Lord Sugar has signed up to stay on Apprentice in its 80s.

Lord Sugar has signed a three -year -old deal with BBC to stay on Apprentice.

The billionaire was already contracted to perform the 20th series of the show next year, but says that he has signed three more series, taking them in his 80s.

77 -year -old Lord Sugar revealed the deal in a new interview with Amol Rajan of BBC.

Now in 19th seriesHe said, the trainee’s criticism “These days like water from a duck’s back”.

He invests money in the winner’s business, investing £ 250,000 instead of half of his company.

And he says that he is proud of “absolutely” on the legacy of the program.

“Listen, when I worked on the trainee, I was already a multi-millionaire.

“I did not do it for money.”

In a comprehensive -BBC interview, Lord Sugar reflects his life and career, and also discusses the “disaster” of the President – and the original American Apantis Star – Donald Trump, former competitive Katie Hopkins and Brexit.

Known for his cantainus, no-bucket business behavior and their “you out” you are out “, Lord Sugar emphasized his on-screen personality of how he is in real life.

“He is a friend, I am promising you,” he tells Rajan in the BBC two interviews.

“I am sitting on the production line, I have made the goods, I have packed the box, I have loaded the launders, I have distributed, I have collected money. Every aspect of the business, I have done all this.

“So when I found that trainee gig, I was able to interrogate them properly, listening to these budding entrepreneurs sitting there.”

Lord Sugar is of course one of Britain’s most famous Rags-to-Riche stories.

Hakni, as a young man in East London failed to a qualification test with Tech Company IBM, he began selling a car aerial from a van, and later transistor radio.

He launched his own electronics and technology company Amstrad in 1968, which created domestic computer and satellite dishes for the sky, then became one of the country’s richest men through property investment and other undertakings.

Alan Sugar was contacted by the BBC about creating the UK version of a popular business-based entertainment show in the middle-nose, which was at the end of its challenging tenure as the chair and owner of the Tottenham Hotspur Football Club.

But why did he say yes?

“Because in America, Donald Trump first trainees – and I found a house in Florida in America, and everyone was telling my wife,” This is the biggest TV show ever. “

“So I knew this.”

He is now a Mit -speaking to talk about the US President, saying that there is no comparison between himself and the other former face of the trainee.

“He is nothing like me and I am nothing like him,” they say. “But the issue is that what he is doing is very, very unusual.”

Last month, Trump Ukraine’s President, Volodimier collided with ZelanskyIn a fierce exchange at the White House. “Incredible,” called Lord Sugar.

“There are some things in life that I did not think I would ever experience. There was a Brexit, which is the biggest tragedy. (Then) you have found a leader of a country, America, publicly a disgusting match with someone else. It is not just right.

“There is a disgusting match behind the closed doors in every way, but not publicly.”

He describes a very public event as “derogatory for Zelansky” showing Trump’s “nature”.

“It’s not a dignity, is it?”

He moves forward: “He may have done a favor among some Americans who supported him, but I don’t think he did a favor (in front of the rest of the world), very honestly.”

Asked how he will get the best from Trump in conversation, he responds: “The way you can deal with him is not disagreeing with him.

“End of.”

Always with his opinion, Lord Sugar recently made headlines by broadcasting his views on topics. working from homeAsking workers to “bring their bums back to the office”.

They have also shared their views Female football commentator, Brexit And Boris JohnsonTo name some subjects.

Speaking at the House of Lords in 2018, Lord Sugar said Brexit pracharak, such as Tory politicians Johnson and Michael Gov, should be prosecuted “put in a red bus for £ 350 meter lie”.

“Brexit was a total, full disaster,” he tells Rajan. “And whoever says that it is not seduced.

“This has changed a lot of things.”

Despite calling him to go to jail, after one year Lord Sugar supported Johnson as the next Prime Minister “Stop (Jeremy) Corbin is getting in power”.

He believes that re -involving the European Union is the response to Britain re -growing.

“I have never met (Prime Minister Sir Kir), but if I ever ask him, is it possible? What mechanisms will be imposed to get down on your knees and begging to allow back again?

“This is what I would have done. If I were in charge, I would have begged to come back again.”

Over the years, many contestants have left the BAFTA TV Award-winning show, which has been billed as “British’s most difficult job interview”, before the latest series is hired in the latest series.

“I realized that in some cases they were going to jump before pushing,” says Lord Sugar.

He chooses a famous former contestant, Katie Hopkins, because someone who could work did not go before.

“he remembers?” God asks Sugar. “Shaft Jose, Rent-e-Mouth.”

Hopkins, nowadays a media personality and right -wing political commentator/stimulating, appeared in Series 3 in 2007, but left the show despite making it to the final as she could not be committed to a possible step for London.

“I was about to say, ‘Okay, I will hire you’. And she says, ‘No, in fact, I don’t want to do it.’

“She was good. She was the best in that crew. There is no question.”

Referring to the show, he believes that some contestants now apply to go to the trainee to achieve social media fame, instead of giving a chance to work with him.

“I present them directly, so they never become winners,” they say.

“So they are outside, but they are part of the entertainment package of the program and parcels.”

Amol Rajan Interview: Alan Sugar is Available on iplayer And on Thursday, March 20, BBC is broadcast at 19:00 GMT.