The apprentice fans could barely contain their frustration after setting up the last part of the Business Show.

Last week, the BBC show returned here – which puts eager candidates against each other when they lead to Lord Sugar’s business partner – with a blow.

The 13 hopeful really brought their A-game when they fought it out for a place in next week’s show, with fans who told Emma Rothwell after she failed to impress the business mycoon, 77, in the dreaded boardroom.

On Thursday (February 6), 13 stars returned to their lavish London office where they were commissioned to produce and sell their own AI pop star with a hit track that will make the whole nation jump.

By going up to the challenge this week, Amber-Rose Badrudin and Anisa Khan were rival team leaders. But their hit track did a bit to impress the businessman and the potential buyers as well.

Anisa’s team beat an AI singer named Bami with a hit single that promoted a strong, authorized woman with a message about body positivity.

At the same time, Amber-Rose chose a rap double act called Freddie and Nadz that promoted a rich lifestyle and a strong work ethic. In the end, Anisa’s team made a victory for landslides after securing an eye -catching investment of £ 250,000 in their product.

This left Amber-Rose in the dreaded board meeting with their teammates Aoibheann Walsh and Nadia Suliaman when they explained to the businessman where their pitch was short.

After each candidate hard discussed why they deserved to go through next week, Alan finally decided to fire the Irish salon owner.

It didn’t take long before the fans flooded for X – formerly known as Twitter – to share their disappointment online. One user fumed: “Two weeks, two incorrect burns #theapprentice” as another echoed: “Wrong decision Lord Sugar #theapprentice.”

A third chimped with: “#theapprentice got it a mistake again sugar!” As a fourth pointed out: “So the strong and erroneous ones may stay, but still the quieter who couldn’t look in gets fired … #theapprentice.”

The apprentice is broadcast on Thursdays from 21:00 on BBC One or catch up BBC Iplayer.