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There’s new blood at the top of Fremantle UK’s Too Hot to Handle co-producer Thames and The Apprentice maker Naked.

K.J. Yossman Naked and Thames, two unscripted labels under the Fremantle U.K. banner, have unveiled their new managing directors, who will report to Fremantle U.K.’s CEO Amelia Brown. Tom O’Brien, who is currently acting managing director at Naked following the exit of Fatima Salaria, will remain in the position on a permanent basis. Meanwhile Thames has upped Charlie Irwin from director of programs to MD. O’Brien and Irwin will oversee each label’s strategic direction as well as its creative and commercial output. O’Brien has been at Naked for seven years, where he has created/exec produced shows including “Brian Cox: How the Other Half Live” and “The Rap Game U.K.” Before that he worked at Remarkable Television, TwoFour and Electric Ray.

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Pussycat Dolls star Ashley Roberts has shared a hilarious behind-the-scenes clip from he new series of Blankety Blank showing the show's celebrity line-up replicating the dance from Snoop Dog's Drop It Like It's Hot music video.The singer is featuring on the second series of the show which airs later this year.And Ashley gave her fans an insight into the fun the star line-up are having by sharing the clip on TikTok showing her, the show's presenter Bradley Walsh and stars getting their groove on.Stars including Loose Women's Judi Loose and former Eastenders star Joe Swash, are seen both on the set and backstage slowly crouching down while giving a seductive gaze to the camera.Other stars letting their hair down include rugby pundit Ugo Monye, Judge Rinder and TV vicar, the reverend Richard Coles.Ashley praised the presenter's dancing in the caption, saying: "Bradley Walsh dropping it like it’s hot. It’s giving"The new series of the show, which originally aired in the 1970s, will return for a 10-episode run later in the year, after being revived last year,Speaking about the new series Bradley said: “I absolutely love recording this show.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A vodka drinker who collapsed at Motherwell train station tried to spit on paramedics who had attempted to revive him.Charlie Irwin’s behaviour was so bad that the mercy workers turfed him out of their ambulance.Irwin, 28, a prisoner, was jailed for 15 months at Hamilton Sheriff Court on Friday.He admitted assaulting three paramedics and two police officers by trying to spit on them on October 31.Jennifer Cunningham, prosecuting, said the paramedics were asked to go to the station about half past midnight to deal with a suspected overdose.Irwin, who was unresponsive, was put in an ambulance and given an injection.Ms Cunningham told the court: “Routine