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    Alan Sugar

    Dec 03, 2019 3 minutes
    As told to David Clark

    Alan Sugar, who became Sir Alan Sugar and is now Lord Sugar, has been one of the UK’s leading businessmen since the 1970s. Although he came from a working-class background, his budget consumer electronics company, Amstrad, made him a multi-millionaire. For ten years he was the chairman and part-owner of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club. Since 2005, he’s been best-known for his appearances in the popular BBC TV series The Apprentice.

    I first photographed him in. At that time, I was doing the portrait that went with the magazine’s main interview and on this occasion he was the subject.

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