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Leslie Ash Neil Morrissey's romantic interest Deborah (Debs) in the situation comedy "Men Behaving Badly". She continued in the role for six series. She subsequently acted in BBC police drama "Merseybeat" and the ITV drama "Where the Heart Is". In 1996, during her time on "Men Behaving Badly", Leslie released a single "Tell Him" with co-star Caroline Quentin, under the name of "Quentin & Ash". It reached number 25 in the UK singles chart. Ash appeared in BBC Radio 4's comic radio series, "Vent" (2007), alongside Neil Pearson, Fiona Allen and Josie Lawrence. In May 2008, Ash worked with Transparent Television to