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Speaking at the Edinburgh TV Festival, ITV's director of television Kevin Lygo said they have decided on Dec's co-host, but would not reveal who it was. Ant stepped down from his TV work in March to have treatment after his drink-driving arrest. It had been thought Dec would present the jungle reality show solo. Earlier in August, Ant said he would be taking the rest of the year off, and Saturday Night Takeaway would not return next year. Dec presented the final shows of Saturday Night Takeaway as well as the Britain's Got Talent live finals alone. The new series of I'm A Celebrity... is due to begin in November. When asked who Dec's co-presenter would be, Lygo joked: "It's going to be Piers Morgan. No, I don't know, it could be Jeremy Corbyn. I can't say." He added: "The good news is that he [Ant]'s doing really well, he's doing everything he should be doing to get better. "We collectively thought, let's give it a good amount of time off, this is a slow procedure, that's what we've decided to do." The favourites to fill Ant's shoes include... The former Gogglebox star won I'm A Celebrity... in 2016 and has a close relationship with Ant and Dec. They signed her up for presenting duties on Saturday Night Takeaway and she presented on last year's ITV2 I'm A Celeb spin-off show Extra Camp. The presenter and magician appears on Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway and also works with the duo as host of Britain's Got Talent companion show Britain's Got More Talent. The host of US show So You Think You Can Dance has been nominated for five Emmys for her presenting and has strong connections with Ant and Dec from their days on SMTV. The comedian was a runner-up on I'm A Celebrity... in 2016 and last year was a presenter on Extra Camp. The former EastEnders actor was King of the Jungle in 2008 and has been a co-presenter on the spin-off show since 2009. The in-demand Love Island presenter was also a presenter on the I'm A Celebrity... spin-off show when it was called I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! NOW! from 2009 to 2010. The presenter of Big Brother, Celebrity Big Brother and The Voice is a big name on ITV and a safe pair of hands. The alter-ego of Leigh Francis made a number of appearances on the ITV2 I'm A Celeb spin-off when Caroline Flack presented it. He is a big name on ITV with a number shows including Celebrity Juice and Through the Keyhole. Jeremy Kyle, Bradley Walsh and Vernon Kay have all also been mentioned. The Australian comedienne is one person who has been receiving a lot of support - she hosts the Australian version of I'm A Celebrity... and has got a lot of attention in the last few days after a fan posted a montage of her intro jokes on Twitter. She was asked about the possibility by Good Morning Britain and said she'd "take the job in a heartbeat". Follow us on Facebook, on Twitter @BBCNewsEnts, or on Instagram at bbcnewsents. If you have a story suggestion email entertainment.news@bbc.co.uk.
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Familiar scenes from the bilingual series, broadcast in Welsh on S4C as Y Gwyll, have been recreated at Aberystwyth University's Old College. The new exhibition includes the police office shared by DCI Tom Mathias, played by Richard Harrington, and Mali Harries' character DI Mared Rhys. Running alongside the exhibition, which runs until 22 December, are workshops. The exhibition will also include a bloody murder scene, props used by the cast and a wall dedicated to a busy investigation noticeboard, including a map showing the areas of Ceredigion which have been used during the BAFTA Cymru award-winning series. Dr Rhodri Llwyd Morgan, Pro Vice-Chancellor at Aberystwyth University, said the exhibition marks the first in a series of exhibitions which form part of an ambitious project to "bring new life to Old College." "As we prepare to resubmit our funding bid to the Heritage Lottery Fund, we hope it will show the building's potential to be used as a unique exhibition space which will attract both locals and visitors," he said. The third series of Hinterland has been filmed and will be broadcast on BBC Wales in early 2017. The Welsh language version Y Gwyll is currently being shown on S4C.
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Sabrina Moss was killed in Kilburn, north-west London, in August last year. The nursery teacher and a friend were shot from near point-blank range, although they were not the intended targets, jurors were told. Hassan Hussain, 29, from Willesden; Martell Warren, 22, of Kensal Green, and Yassin James, 20, from Wembley, were convicted at the Old Bailey. Miss Moss and Sabrina Gachette, 25, were outside a takeaway shop, the Woody Grill, with other people when they were shot by two hooded men armed with a sub-machine gun and a shotgun. Not intended targets Miss Moss was shot in the heart and died in hospital. Miss Gachette was hit in the back by more than 50 pellets, but survived. Drug dealers Hussain, James and Warren were also convicted of the attempted murder of Miss Gachette. They were also found guilty of two further counts of attempted murder - of Mahad Ahmed and Edson Da'Silva, possession of a Mac 10 machine gun with intent to endanger life, and possession of a shotgun with intent to endanger life. The court heard the shot women were not the intended targets but the gunmen wanted to hit members of the south Kilburn Gang who were also present outside the shop. 'Senseless and callous' However, Hussain discharged the Mac 10 "spray and pray" machine gun six times anyway and James fired both barrels of the shotgun, at near point-blank range, before fleeing in a car driven by Warren. During the court case security had to be increased when Warren gave evidence after he implicated Hussain and James in the shooting but denied his own involvement, saying he was just there to do a drug deal. In return, Hussain and James said Warren was a "dirty lying scumbag" who had only named them to protect the real killers. A fourth defendant - Simon Baptiste, 29, from Cricklewood - was convicted of conspiracy to cause grievous bodily harm, between 22 August and 25 August last year. Prosecutor Mark Heywood QC said the attack took place against a "backdrop of violent tension and animosity" between the groups of young men. He said: "The reason for that is not clear but it was serious." All the defendants are due to be sentenced on 12 September. On the verdicts, Miss Gachette said: "Justice has not only been served for us as victims, it has been done for the community - there are violent people off the streets." In a statement following the convictions, Miss Moss's family said: "She was a beautiful, loving and caring person. "As much as we are pleased that these individuals will be behind bars for a long time, it doesn't alter the fact that Sabrina is gone and her son has been left without a mother. "Sabrina was a completely innocent victim of a totally senseless and callous crime and even though this chapter is now closing in our lives, we will never be the same and our lives have been forever been affected."

Sabrina Moss murder: Three found guilty of shooting mother

