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There have been various investors on Dragons' Den since it began in 2005, with the current line-up consisting of Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Touker Suleyman, Sara Davies and Steven Bartlett

Sara Davies said her former Strictly partner Aljaž video-called her to tell her the happy news that he is going to be a dad - and she was overjoyed as she knew how desperate he was to have a family

An inquest has heard that Dragons' Den star Drew Cockton, known for pitching the world's "most expensive candle", wrote a loving note before his death after a night out

Energy drinks start-up PerfectTed found themselves with not one, but five offers, after impressing each Dragon with their matcha green tea-powered energy drinks business

Millionaire businessman Steven Bartlett, who has a hit podcast called The Diary of a CEO, has registered the name as a UK trade mark. It will allow him to sell a range of branded goods

Oppo Brothers ice cream founders Charlie and Harry Thuillier took their low calorie ice cream brand to Dragon's Den, but they were rejected, and went on to triple their value overnight

Alongside his role on the BBC show, tycoon Steven is working with Grenfell Athletic FC to coach people who escaped the blaze in 2017 and went on to start their own businesses.

Dragons' Den fans were surprised last night when a teenage entrepreneur revealed he is the grandson of former Bargain Hunt presenter David Dickinson, a well known face from daytime TV

Simon Heap went onto Dragons' Den and secured a £100,000 deal with Deborah Meaden and Peter Jones, but after that he claims he never heard from the business giants again so backed out of the lucrative investment

The Den's greenest Dragon Deborah Meaden, who is thought to be worth £40million, says she prefers buying second-hand clothes instead of designer outfits brand new

Rachel Elnaugh was one of the five investors in the first two seasons of the hit BBC show, but while Peter Jones and Duncan Bannatyne remained in the limelight she disappeared from the show

There are intense scenes in the new series of BBC's Dragons' Den, as the investors clash over a stake in a wellness business, as the show returns for the 20th series