was replaced by dancer Amanda Perkins and a new single called "No Surrender" was released in July 1996. It was not as successful as previous releases, charting at only number 29. The group was then launched, minus Young, in Australia, where "On the Bible" was a moderate hit in late 1996, and was followed by a dance remix of "No Surrender" in April 1997, which peaked outside the top 100. TV performances of this track saw Craig Young replaced by a new member named Clinton, after Young opted not to travel to Australia. Shortly after this, Deuce disbanded, although not before an Australian double CD version of their British album On the Loose! was released, including "No Surrender" and a remix disc featuring a half-hour megamix. Young went on to pursue his acting career, appearing in Much Ado About Nothing at the Queen's Theatre. He also appeared regularly on MTV UK including stints as a presenter of Select, the UK Top Ten Countdown and Watch Out For GMTV. He then secured a role as Alex Wilkinson in the long-running football soap Dream Team. Other appearances include Lost, MTV's Spyder Games, Charmed, Sabrina The Teenage Witch and The District. He created Just for Kicks on Nickelodeon. Armstrong is now a make-up artist and ex-wife of Ant McPartlin, whom she married on 22 July 2006 and divorced on 16 October 2018. Holmes went on to write songs for many international pop artists, including Robin Gibb. In 2017, 22 years after the original release, On the Loose! was digitally re-issued. Discography Albums On the Loose! (1995) – UK No. 18 Singles References British pop music groups British Eurodance groups Musical groups established in 1994 Musical groups disestablished in 1996 1994 establishments in the United Kingdom