Tense Apprentice stars square up on the tourist trail

Man in charge: Stuart Baggs
11 April 2012
The Weekender

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Lord Sugar's would-be business tycoons hit the tourist trail in tonight's episode of The Apprentice and two of them almost come to blows as the competition heats up.

The teams are challenged to set up their own London tour company to take visitors around the capital's sights.

Telecoms entrepreneur and self-styled "big fish" Stuart Baggs is put in charge of one team and promptly starts trying to steal the opposition's customers.

Things come to a head in Trafalgar Square when Baggs interrupts Chris Bates while he is talking to a potential customer, prompting a furious Bates to warn Baggs to "seriously f off".

Baggs then taunts his rival, saying: "Go on hit me then... you mouth off but why don't you back it up with substance?"

With only one more contestant to be fired before the final five are decided everyone is feeling the pressure and Liz Locke admits: "It would be almost like going on the first week if I went out today, even though I've achieved so much, I'd be absolutely devastated."

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