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A Scots mum has secured a six-figure sum backing from Dragon's Den after appearing on the show last night.

Dragons' Den is back for its 19th series with the BBC, this time introducing fans to a brand new investor called Steven Bartlett.The 28 year old CEO of media company SocialChain has replaced seasoned businessman Tej Lalvani, and fans of the show are eager to find out more about the attractive dragon.

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BBC One tonight might be wondering what time Casualty is on, but due to a scheduling change the drama has actually been cancelled. The broadcaster confirmed there would be "no episode this weekend" due to the Euro 2020 tournament, which has caused disruption to many programmes over the course of the week.

Deborah Meaden has praised the NHS after she was rushed to hospital with a fractured wrist.The Dragons' Den star, 62, shared a photo of herself with her arm in a cast while sat on a hospital bed on her social media pages. Deborah fractured her wrist after suffering an accident while trying to climb a horse.TV star Deborah appeared in good spirits in the snap, despite her injury, as she smiled at the camera alongside two NHS nurses, who wore face coverings.

Dragons Den stars may be known for their intimidating professional achievements, which often make entrepreneurs shake in their boots, but how much do you know about their personal lives?MORE: Dragons' Den: meet the children of Peter Jones, Touker Suleyman and moreFrom Sara Davies marrying her childhood sweetheart in 2007 to Tej Lalvani celebrating his tenth wedding anniversary, we've taken a look back at the Dragons Den casts' incredible wedding days. .

Dragon’s Den is gearing up for the arrival of some new blood set to shake up the hit BBC show. A new dragon is set to enter the den in the form of 28-year-old Steven Bartlett who show bosses insist will encourage a "new generation of entrepreneurs" to apply for the format.The Manchester-born millionaire will replace Tej Lavani and join Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Touker Suleyman and Sara Davies in a move that makes him the youngest ever dragon to bring his money to the den.

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Dragons' Den has announced the latest addition to their panel is social media marketing agency founder Steven Bartlett.The 28 year old is making history as the youngest ever dragon on the hit BBC programme, joining Peter Jones, 55, Deborah Meaden, 62, Touker Suleyman, 67, and Sara Davies, 37. Steven has made the Forbes 30 Under 30 list, with his company having a current market valuation of over £300million.

British entrepreneur endeared herself to the nation as one of the business experts on Dragons' Den. Meaden has spent nearly 15 years on the BBC investments show, which returns to screens tonight.