Louise Ferguson and Kate Cotton entered the Dragons’ Den in series 11 in 2013 with their self-tan product, Skinny Tan later rebranded to Skin & Tan. They wanted £60,000 investment in exchange ...

Dragons’ Den is back for another run of tense product pitches and fiery negotiations. Now in its twenty-second series, the BBC show is a ratings hit and just as watchable as ever, with a formula ...

Springwood High School students take part in Dragons' Den (Image: Ian Burt) Agnieszka Munns, environmental lead at Springwood, said: "Their aim is to create a more climate-conscious future by ...

TV; TV News; Dragons Den 'Dragons' Den pitching room was brutal - but failing was the best thing for our business' Identical twin sisters who juggle their manicure gadget business with the school ...

LEWISBURG — The Dragons' Den at the Lewisburg Area High School is open. The $417,000 project was unveiled earlier this month at the athletic complex during a girls and boys high school soccer ...

Paphitis became a Dragons’ Den investor in 2005 and remained there for eight years before leaving in 2012 (although he returned as a guest in series 17 and 18). Paphitis is also a passionate advocate ...

Dragons Den star rejected by all five investors goes on to achieve £12 million company Mark Wong was told his company wouldn't stack up against competitors on the BBC One show Comments ...

Dragons' Den fans left FUMING over format change as they rage that the BBC show has been 'ruined' By SAM LAWLEY. Published: 14:31 EDT, 16 January 2025 | Updated: 14:31 EDT, 16 January 2025 ...

Dragons' Den stars to help cosmetics entrepreneur. ... "At school I definitely felt different because of my height, ... Send your story ideas to us on email or via WhatsApp on 0800 313 4630.

Get ready to experience the magic of Dragons’ Den! To celebrate 20 incredible seasons of bold ideas, unforgettable pitches, and game-changing deals, we’re inviting you to Shop the Den on ...

Yana entered the Den hoping to secure £80,000 for 10% of her business from Dragons Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Touker Suleyman, Sara Davies and Steven Bartlett.

In 2024, the Good SENS programme engaged 380 primary school pupils, aged 10 to 12, from 37 schools nationwide, with support from more than 60 financial industry mentors.