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The Apprentice is back and Twitter is already wondering where Lord Sugar found his new crop of entrepreneurs.

The Apprentice Week 1 review: The candidates have learnt nothing from previous series - thank God

Naturally, Digital Spy kept an eye on the social network to see what you all thought. Here were the best tweets:

£9 for a salad?!:

The customers didn't complain about paying £9 for a salad but they objected to paying 5p for a bag to put it in #TheApprentice

— Katie Weasel (@KatieWeasel) October 14, 2015

£9 for a salad, Is she pissed?! #TheApprentice

— Mike (@mikebentley_) October 14, 2015

£9 for a tuna salad?! I'd want the tuna to do a song and dance for that price! #TheApprentice

— Laura (@lauramfrancis) October 14, 2015

A £9 salad?!

#TheApprentice pic.twitter.com/ljK4e6dBze

— Ed (@eddo_) October 14, 2015

£9 for salad?!! I could buy three tesco meal deals and pay for a bag #TheApprentice

— S (@0121Do1Son) October 14, 2015

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Sarah Millican, Jason Manford and Frankie Boyle will be among the hosts of the latest Live at the Apollo series.

A 10th series of the comedy showcase will return in November, with six new episodes.

Millican will host the first episode with special guests Joe Lycett and Russell Kane, while Manford will host alongside Chris Ramsey and Doc Brown.

Boyle will be master of ceremonies for the third episode with guests Simon Evans and Aisling Bea.

Jon Richardson, Hal Cruttenden and Danny Bhoy will host the final three episodes, with guests Sara Pascoe, Nathan Caton, Justin Moorhouse, Tom Stade, Miles Jupp and Lee Nelson.

The series will be recorded live in front of 3,500 audience members at London's Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith.

Further broadcast details will be announced in the coming weeks.

Ben Elton has written a new comedy sitcom for BBC One. The funnyman - who has written TV shows 'The Thin Blue Line' and 'The Man from Auntie' - has penned a new pilot episode entitled 'Slings and Arrows', which tells the tale of a group of misfits who are determined to cause anarchy in a local council. David Haig will play council boss Gerard Measley in the show, which also stars Montserrat Lombart and Nathan Caton, according to The Sun newspaper. Should it be commissioned for a full series, it will be Ben's first in seven years, following on from a critical...