I don't think she will win, though. It's too much of a risk, Luisa is the safe option.

It is but I do think sugars morals will get the better of him

For me it was the most lucrative, interesting and attractive proposition by a mile.

IMO it would make a shed load more money than any of the others. Would have been interested to hear more about Myles' business plan as well though, but alas he went before this stage. Should have been there ahead of Jordan.

She is mugging herself off going with Sugar, shows extreme business naivety. This would work as a start up with minimal capital injection. For that reason alone I wouldn't trust her with £2.50 of my money.

Her interview also sounded great, judging from the edits.

Are you 'out'?

I'll invest all the money for 110% of your business, therefore you give me the company and pay me 10% on top. I'm going to call the company 'Kipper Lips'

I agree, I was very impressed with her tonight.

Leah to win!

Give me a moment to discuss this with my partner Jordan and also the other 46 partners we have neglected to mention...

All 6.18 million citizens there Sorry what was your 'business again'? You have discovered this black stuff that comes out of the ground and it you put it through a magic building called a 'refinery' it can be burnt to make horseless carriages?

Sounds like dark magic to me. Sorry I'm out and the inquisition will be round in a few minutes to torture you.

Where does that go? In the lips or the forehead?

He has little or no morals, certainly not enough to stop him make more money...

I genuinely don't understand where the lack of 'morality' in Leah's business plan is for Alan Sugar - he himself has admitted he had plastic surgery http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...ery-queue.html

And if you look at various photos of how his glabella lines vary it is pretty obvious he also has Botox from time to time.

I think the difference is that Alan Sugar is 66 years old.

The cosmetic surgery industry is very loosely regulated (hence the regular horror stories) and there is a moral issue about how old people should be to get treatments and how much they should be allowed to get.

When the younger male interviewer asked Leah what he needed she came out with a pretty long list of stuff, despite him looking perfectly normal for his age. Do went want all our young people looking like they have a plastic face?

There must be a lot of grey areas. If you give a 21 year old loads of botox you are not breaking the law in any way but its not an ethically or morally correct thing to do imo.