Tonight the BBC aired the first in a new series of Dragons Den.  Its hard to believe that they’re up to series seven already, especially when Dave seems to just show the same three episodes every week (or at least when ever I watch it).
I had many questions before the show began, Will the pitchers still only want to give away an unrealistic 10% of their company for £100,000?  Will Theo Paphitis mention his children’s inheritance?  How many will make the effort to dress in a suit and tie?  Only …

Duncan Bannatyne’s autobiography starts at his childhood, describing his up bringing and those around him, how he started with little education going from one town to the next looking for work.