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GET ready for some filthy language and sex scenes in tonight’s new drama.

Actor Billy Howle, above, plays cocaine-snorting Cade, the wayward son and heir of multi-millionaire media mogul Max, played by Richard Gere.

In the launch episode on BBC Two at 9pm, he takes a girl (played by Katrine De Candole) back to his flat and gets her to take part in a bizarre role play – making her pretend she knows nothing about her body or sex.

Viewers will see him strip with his willy on show and talk dirty before the pair have an energetic romp. „

judge Ayda Field thought she would win by getting her husband Robbie Williams to be the main attraction in a charity night to raise money for Comic Relief.

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But when the girls tried to sell tickets to the cabaret show, the punters told them: “Don’t let him entertain us!”

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– who was called upon to help plan the event with Ayda, Amanda Holden, Tameka Empson, Kelly Hoppen and Rachel Johnson – reveals: “They weren’t really impressed on our line-up.”

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Ayda blows her top and rants: “Do they want God to come down and serve them crudités?”

Find out if the girls beat the boys in Lord Sugar’s task when the show airs tomorrow night on BBC One at 9pm and on Friday at 9pm. „

YOU’D think The Reverend Richard Coles would be praying for questions about The Bible when he signed for the BBC quiz – but the

star and vicar confesses religion is one of his worst subjects.

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He said: “Someone came to me at church and said they’d broken a commandment and were quite worried about it but I couldn’t remember what the commandment was.”

new girl Natalie Jamieson watched old footage of former cast member Chelsea Halfpenny playing teen rebel Amy Wyatt before she auditioned for the same role.She said: “I looked back at some footage of Chelsea playing Amy to try to get to grips with her history.” HOST Emma Willis has dyed her locks and is eager to find out if blondes have more fun, saying: “I am waiting to see how much fun I will have.”