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TELLY hit The Apprentice was slammed last night for letting a vulnerable former mental health patient become a contestant.

Jadine Johnson, 27, has been cleared to compete in the reality series — where contenders battle for a £100,000-a-year job with tycoon Sir Alan Sugar.

Yet she was sectioned under the Mental Health Act four years ago.

The Apprentice kicks off tomorrow at 9pm, on BBC One, where we meet the new 16 candidates to fight the job for Sir Alan. Amongst the candidates is a housewife, a doctor, an ex-soldier, someone who turned down a job from MI5, someone who used to work for Kate Middleton, Prince William's girlfriend, and, as mentioned, an ex-mental patient.

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