In the old days, the task-winning team would be given a reward along the lines of a trip on the Orient Express, but this year all they get is a piano recital by Myleene Klass or a day out at Leeds Castle. Are you disappointed?

Jenny: They need to start putting the licence fee up! Those prizes need to be a lot more luxurious after what we go through! So I say put £10 on the licence fee and get us some better prizes next time. The best one by far was when we went up in the helicopter and we went and did archery and golf. It was a real letting-off-steam day. The most brilliant thing was that we stole the golf buggies and zipped off over the hill! We just disappeared. And after weeks and weeks of being closely confined and chaperoned everywhere, we made a break for it! We tried to escape. But they caught us and brought us back.

Do you have any regrets about appearing on the show?

Jenny: No, I have no regrets. I am very much the person that I've been portrayed to be. I'm a bit less tough than you would otherwise believe, but that's the way I am in business, and there's room for every sort of personality in business.

Jennifer: I have no regrets whatsoever. I had a fantastic time. And it's like when you hold a mirror up to yourself - you can really see your good points, and your bad points, and stuff you need to work on. And that's what this is all about; it's all about growing and becoming a better businessperson.