Loose Women
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First episode date | September 6, 1999 |
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Executive producer(s) | Emma Gormley |
Presented by | Kaye Adams |
Ruth Langsford | |
Andrea McLean | |
Christine Lampard | |
Jun 22, 2016 | |
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Reviews | www.imdb.com |
Star | Full list |
Present by | Kaye Adams |
Ruth Langsford | |
Christine Lampard | |
Charlene White | |
Product compani | Granada Television ; Anglia Television (2002–2004); ITV Studios (2004–present) |
Networks | ITV |
Execut produc | Emma Gormley |
No of seri | Loose Women: 27; Live Talk: 2 |
Episodes | EpisodesS15 E01 · Episode 1Jan 5, 2011 S09 E03 · Loose MenNov 19, 2021 S09 E02 · Today 12.30pmNov 8, 2021 View 45+ more |
Also known as | Live Talk (2000–2001) |
Creat by | Diane Nelmes |
Editors | Sally Shelford |
Genres | Talk Show |
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Date of Upd. | |
ID | 896890 |
About Loose Women
This lunchtime chat show features a rotating panel comprised of women from the entertainment and journalism worlds. They discuss issues from a female perspective - from politics and current affairs to the latest gossip - and meet the celebrities and faces behind the headlines.
Jade Goody: Son Bobby Brazier dedicates Strictly Come Dancing routine to mum
... Earlier in the week, the actor appeared on ITV s Loose Women, where he said he wanted to perform to the song because the lyrics were " profound and very impactful for me"...
How Dame Kelly Holmes won her toughest race - to be herself, out and proud
... " She became a full-time athlete in 1997, enjoyed international success and then, after her retirement in 2006, gradually built a third career as a motivational speaker, occasional reality show contestant and regular panellist on ITV s Loose Women...
Who is new minister without portfolio Esther McVey?
... Ms McVey has been open about her political ambitions, telling ITV s Loose Women that she would like to be prime minister and in 2019 she had at the leadership job...
Michael Parkinson obituary: Setting the standard for TV talk shows
... But with or without his own show, Parkinson remained a frequent face on the small screen as he himself became a popular guest on shows such as This Morning, Loose Women, The Graham Norton Show and Piers Morgan s Life Stories...
This Morning nominated for best daytime TV show at National Television Awards
... No Phil or HollyDespite the controversy, This Morning will now defend its title in the NTA daytime category against The Chase, Loose Women and The Repair Shop, it was revealed on Tuesday...
Vicky Pattison: 'Sharing my egg freezing journey nearly broke me'
... Get Me Out of Here! in 2015 and appeared on Loose Women shortly after, declaring that she did not want children...
Anne Diamond: TV presenter reveals breast cancer diagnosis
... A familiar face to viewers of shows like Loose Women, Channel 5 s The Wright Stuff and its replacement Jeremy Vine, Diamond appeared on Celebrity Big Brother in 2002...
British Soap Awards: EastEnders wins as Jane McDonald hosts
... She is also known for being a panellist on Loose Women and presenting the Bafta-winning Channel 5 series Cruising With Jane McDonald...
Katie Price, Lauren Goodger and Georgia Harrison Instagram posts banned
The ASA said it was concerned that The Only Way Is Essex star Lauren Goodger 's waist looked "artificially thin"
A trio of influencers have had Instagram posts touting diet products banned by the UK's ad regulator.
TV stars Katie Price and Lauren Goodger promoted a BoomBod shot drink on their accounts, while Georgia Harrison showed off Protein Revolution's weight loss gummies.
The Advertising Standards Authority said the influencers' posts were irresponsible.
"The ads must not appear again in the same form," it ruled.
BoomBod claims its "10-calorie shots" stop people from snacking or overeating, while Protein Revolution says its V24 gummies keep cravings at bay thanks to a vegetable extract.
The ASA also banned several posts posted by BoomBod and Protein Revolution via their own accounts.
"It was clear from the ads that the influencers did not need to lose weight in order to achieve a healthy weight," the ASA wrote in the BoomBod ruling.
Loose Women panellist Katie Price shared before and after photos on her Instagram account"I can't get enough of it!" Ms Price wrote in September when she posted a photo of the drink, before going on to describe how it contained vitamins and natural fibre but no laxatives.
In March , Ms Goodger shared a photo of herself wearing athletic clothing and holding a BoomBod box.
"Can't believe these amazing results I've gotten with @boombod's 7 day Achiever," the former Only Way Is Essex cast member posted.
"The difference I've noticed from using this stuff is amazing. "
'Artificially thin'The regulator said it had concerns that the photo of Ms Goodger appeared to have been edited to make her waist look "artificially thin" resulting in a situation "that the images were not representative of her real body shape".
The ASA said the ads from Ms Price and Ms Goodger had created the impression that it was "necessary or advisable" for people who were already slim to use products that suppress their appetites.
This represented "an irresponsible message", the watchdog added.
One fitness expert told the BBC that dieting product companies often rely on health and wellness themes to market their goods.
"It's a real shame The Information online [is sometimes] distorted by these companies and influencers," personal trainer Will Latta said.
He added that people who suffer from self-esteem issues, anxiety, and eating disorders were among those who tended to get drawn in.
Weight-loss gummiesLove Island contestant Ms Harrison shared a photo of herself promoting weight loss gummies in March .
Love Island 's Georgia Harrison was criticised by her followers after sharing this ad"They're delicious and when taken with water they suppress your hunger cravings," she posted.
At the time, many of her 847,000 followers for being irresponsible and ignorant about body image.
"We received assurances from both advertisers that they have/are removing the posts," a spokesman for the ASA told the BBC.
This is not the First Time The Authority has raised concern that influencers' Social Media posts have encouraged people to lose weight in unhealthy ways.
The ASA removed BoomBod ads featuring other models as part of its banReality star Jemma Lucy had a post of her advertising weight loss coffee, for example.
The ASA has published an.
Ms Price, Ms Goodger, and Ms Harrison did not respond to requests for comment.
katie price, advertising, social media influencers, instagram, weight loss
Source of news: bbc.com