Impossible for Baroness Brady to stay as a judge on The Apprentice after a BBC investigation showed she had known for three years that West Ham owner David Sullivan ( she was his Vice Chair and had worked for him for decades) was banned by the FA from contacting the women’s teams because of safeguarding concerns. Brady, 57, has been spraying around legal letters to the media warning them about any suggestion she knew anything about the sex allegations involving Sullivan. Her lawyers now say that although she was aware, she was not involved, in the decision made by West Ham in conjunction with the local authority and the FA to impose the restrictions. This is belter from the lawyers; They said there was no inconsistency or hypocrisy between her support for women’s rights and working for a bloke who was perceived to present a sufficient risk to women he was prevented from contacting them.