The students admitted getting some strange looks as they filmed early on March 3.

"It took a lot of convincing to take off my clothes. We were just wearing gowns and it was freezing but I'm looking forward to doing the next episode," the female presenter told the Daily Express.

She said the show was meant to poke fun at Cambridge students who "take themselves too seriously".

Cambridgeshire police said they would not stop the students getting naked but warned they would have to investigate if any members of the public complained.

A Cambridge University spokesman declined to comment.