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Leslie Ash

Leslie Ash

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Search complete. 11 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Leslie Ash".

Oct 11, 2026

NeilHOST
2:52
So were you at school with anyone who we might know?
Julia GaleGUEST
2:57
Well, I mean, there was Leslie Ash, Tracy Ullman.
Julia GaleGUEST
3:00
Who else? Rosemary, somebody.
Julia GaleGUEST
3:05
Hetherington, who was in Legs and Co.

30 MINS LATER

NeilHOST
32:45
no.
NeilHOST
32:45
But there's always been that rumour, that story, and you've just... completely blown out of the water.
NeilHOST
32:52
The other girl is Leslie Ash.
NeilHOST
32:54
I don't know if you've ever seen that.
RobPANELIST
25:37
How do you get your lip filler? Oh, don't.
RobPANELIST
25:40
I want to look like Leslie Ash, too.
RobPANELIST
25:44
Or Katie Price.
Ciaran Urry-TuttiettHOST
25:46
There's a Eurovision link there.
RobPANELIST
25:54
you're listening.
Ciaran Urry-TuttiettHOST
25:57
They just look awful.
Ciaran Urry-TuttiettHOST
25:58
I think Leslie Ash is quite nice.
Ciaran Urry-TuttiettHOST
26:00
Leslie Ash is fine.
Kevin BrownHOST
46:03
Di, di, di, di, di.
Kevin BrownHOST
46:03
Yeah, it's filmed off, off East Street in the, well, the, the very famous scene with, um, Leslie Ash, uh, getting nailed in that little back [laughs] back alley.
Kevin BrownHOST
46:13
Um, and then the, and then the beach too, so yeah, and the Grand Hotel.
Kevin BrownHOST
46:16
So yeah, it was Brighton.
Daniel ChapmanHOST
5:21
But anyway, my fascination stems from a different source.
Daniel ChapmanHOST
5:25
I said before that Leslie Ash and Lee Chapman were the prototype Posh and Becks, and that April 1992, when Men Behaving Badly aired for the first time and Chappie won the title, was the start of Cool Britannia, the official start of the 1990s.
Daniel ChapmanHOST
5:40
And I'm right, obviously, I just need to prove it.
Daniel ChapmanHOST
5:43
Chapman's time in France in 1988 is key to this idea.
Daniel ChapmanHOST
9:07
The tipping point came when UEFA's tribunal set the price of Chapman's transfer from Wednesday at £275,000.
Daniel ChapmanHOST
9:15
He confronted New York's secretary who admitted the club was broke, couldn't afford the fee and would have to sell him straight back to England.
Daniel ChapmanHOST
9:22
Did Chapman happen to know, he asked, of anyone who might want him? chapman did and as his french dream was becoming a nightmare was all too happy to get on the phone to nottingham forest and sort out a move he'd been close to making in the first place forest was still keen and a return call from brian clough was everything chapman needed to hear we'll get you out of there hold tight clough said do you want to play for me well if you do just stick by your guns be strong and everything will be all right it was necessary advice as repatriating chapman was complicated when another country was heard from the independent republic of robert maxwell maxwell tycoon of the daily mirror and unbeknownst at the time draining scourge of his employees pension funds owned derby county and was fixated on the idea that chapman should sign for them maxwell offered to pay up his french contract in full into an overseas account he offered him a red b m w maxwell owned mtv and offered leslie ashe a presenting job and plenty of favourable coverage in the daily mirror a private jet could be despatched at a moment's notice to bring chapman and ashe to derby but Chapman and Ash decided to refuse.
Daniel ChapmanHOST
10:31
A battle for the signature of a first division striker became a battle in an un-gobbing war between Brian Clough and Robert Maxwell, with Maxwell determined that if he couldn't have Chapman, Clough certainly could not.
NeilHOST
2:23
all right okay
Nicola WrightGUEST
2:23
yes um so julia was the year was she the year below me i think um leslie ash was our
speaker_2UNKNOWN
2:32
era
Nicola WrightGUEST
2:34
uh sort of some of the hot gossip lot all right yeah and then went on to be some of the ones that were in dancing on top of the pops in Legs & Co and Pants, you know, all of that lot.
Jack StanleyHOST
10:41
dear.
Alan McCollHOST
10:42
I didn't think we'd be bringing up Leslie Ash 10 minutes in.
Jack StanleyHOST
10:46
No, but it's never, let's be honest.
Alan McCollHOST
10:49
No, she's never far away from my heart.
Ashton CollinsGUEST
20:33
And, you know, I think because of the press and media, we all have an idea in our minds of what these treatment looks like.
Ashton CollinsGUEST
20:40
You know, like the Leslie Ash is the stereotypical example of that.
Ashton CollinsGUEST
20:44
But actually, when they're done well, they're undetectable.
Ashton CollinsGUEST
20:48
And, you know, they're just subtle tweakments that make us look and feel better as opposed to massive lips or massive cheeks or frozen faces, that type of thing.

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