Loose Women cancelled next week in ITV schedule shake-up

Loose Women panellist Linda Robson cried live on air after her granddaughters sent her an adorable video message to mark her recent birthday.The actress and TV star turned 64 on Sunday 13 March, and to celebrate the occasion the show’s anchor Ruth Langsford revealed she and the other ladies had planned a special surprise. Speaking towards the end of the episode of the ITV lunchtime show, Ruth, 61, turned to her co-star and friend Linda to gift her some flowers.

Coleen Nolan received an incredible surprise on Sunday – courtesy of her daughter, Ciara.MORE: Loose Women's Coleen Nolan's secret Blackpool home – detailsThe Loose Women star marked her 57th birthday on Saturday and was expecting to celebrate with an intimate family lunch.WATCH: Coleen Nolan reveals surprising reason why daughter Ciara clashes with boyfriend MichaelHowever, when she arrived at the restaurant, she was stunned to see a group of friends and family waiting.READ: Loose Women's Coleen Nolan gets candid about weight struggleMORE: Coleen Nolan makes fresh comment on Loose Women fall outSharing a clip of the big reveal on Instagram, Coleen wrote: "Just when I think @ciarafensome couldn't surprise me again she does. Thought we were just going for a nice lunch for my birthday and I turn up to 20 friends and family at the table!A post shared by Col Nol (@coleen_nolan)Coleen was surprised by her friends and family"Thanks so much to everybody that came, I love you all.

Loose Women star Coleen Nolan has stated she would "NEVER" go back on the Dancing On Ice rink.Coleen starred on the ITV show back in 2009 but has vowed to never step foot on the ice that "hated" her ever again.Talking exclusively to Daily Star, Coleen opened up about her Dancing On Ice experience and her thoughts on the current series.Although she loves the series and claims that it gets "better" every year, she is not interested in any all-stars series opportunities.Coleen said: "Just when you think it can’t get any better, it does. And each year there seem to be much harder tasks to achieve."When asked if it would be something she would do again, the star put her foot down and said there was no chance.Coleen, 56, laughed and said: "I would NEVER do it again."She also stated that the hardest part about the competition, the TV star continued: "The hardest part about the whole thing was the ice, it just hated me."While thinking back at her skating skint, she continued: "I can’t believe it’s been 13 years since I did it, I still feel sick when I hear the music, however, Dancing on Ice really taught me how to be brave and I’ve carried that with me since."The experience as a whole was absolutely amazing but also so so scary."Talking about who she thinks will steal the title this year, she explained: "I think Either Brendan Cole or Kymberley Wyatt will win.

THE Loose Women ladies are hired for their big opinions and no-nonsense attitudes. So it comes as no surprise that things can often get quite heated in their telly debates - and sometimes off-screen too.

Linda Robson has spoken out on Loose Women feud rumours and revealed that the panel 'meet up with each other all the time'. The 63 year old TV actress and former Birds of a Feather star first joined the ITV lunchtime show back in 2012 and has worked with fellow panellists Nadia Sawalha, Jane Moore, Kaye Adams, Janet Street-Porter for years.

Loose Women and This Morning were pulled from the air today on ITV after a security alert took place in White City, near where the two shows are filmed.

ITV bosses had no choice but to air an old episode of Loose Women after This Morning was pulled off air and replaced with a pre-recorded segment amid a "security alert". Viewers of the popular programme were left confused on 10 March when This Morning, hosted by Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, was cut and an emergency tape about tree hugging played instead of its Guess The Gadget quiz.

Loose Women is] a women's show people always ask 'Do we get on?'," she exclaimed to The Mirror."They wouldn't ask that of a man about a men's show would they? We all meet up with each other all the time."She also broke silence on claims that she and her Birds Of A Feather co-star Pauline Quirke have grown apart.She explained that they have some differences, purely in terms of TV ambitions, rather than having lost their friendship.Responding to claims that the pair had "fallen out", she replied: "She just doesn't want to act anymore.She's had enough - it's long hours."She's concentrating on her drama academies.She's very hands on, going to classes and all that."She added that the lockdown placed a strain on the pair's ability to see each other, although they have been able to meet up since.After winning Celebrity Coach Trip last year, she and Lesley Joseph have built up a close comradeship.She added jokingly: "During the lockdowns I would leave funny things on her doorstep, like Tena Lady and hair dye!"But when I was ill, both Pauline and Lesley rang me, or a member of my family, every couple of days to see how I was."Meanwhile, Linda claims that Janet Street Porter is a "pussycat" and a "loving, caring woman".Another Loose Women co-star, Brenda Edwards, who struggled emotionally with the sudden death of her musical entrepreneur son Jamal Edwards last month, is also friendly with Linda.In fact, Jamal - who founded the successful YouTube channel SB.TV and was one of those responsible for launching Ed Sheeran's career - also oversaw the rise of Linda's son Louis Dunford."My son wouldn't be in the music industry if it wasn't for Jamal," Linda insisted."He mentored him, took him to The BRITs.

A Ukrainian reporter on Loose Women was forced to cut her interview on-air short today after air-raid sirens began going off. Marichka Padalko – who is a TV journalist for one of Ukraine’s biggest channels – called in to speak to Ruth Langsford, Frankie Bridge, Janet Street Porter and Kéllé Bryan about her decision to stay in Ukraine to report on the ongoing conflict when things were forced to come to an abrupt end. As she was speaking on-air, Marichka’s colleagues began running around frantically in the background and the journalist announced that she was going to have to leave to cover for her colleagues due to an airstrike being announced.

Loose Women has been hit with hundreds of complaints after the show's stars got into an on-air debate about refugees.

Loose Women presenter Janet Street-Porter has faced backlash from model and businesswoman Caprice Bourret, after writing an unfavourable article about her on International Women’s Day.

Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid has opened up about her feelings surrounding the death of Jamal Edwards. Jamal, who was the son of Loose Women’s Brenda Edwards, died last month aged just 31 years old.  Susanna, 51, was interviewed for an International Women’s Day photoshoot with Fabulous Magazine on the day after news of Jamal Edwards’ death broke. The star spoke on the topic of sisterhood, and voiced concern over her ITV colleague Brenda Edwards, 53, who had just lost her son.Susanna told the publication: “I didn’t sleep when I heard the news. “I tossed and turned all night.

Loose Women panellists, Christine Lampard, Coleen Nolan, Janet Street-Porter and Gloria Hunniford, discussed the heart wrenching topic of co-parenting through a separation.One of the topics covered in new ITV drama Our House is the issue of putting on a brave face for the children.The main protagonist’s husband turns up on her doorstep to tell her that their kids are "asking about Mummy" and suggests that they give it a go "for an afternoon".Host Christine Lampard, who had styled her long, dark hair in loose curls and wore a burgundy blouse with puffed sleeves and a leopard print pattern, asked her co-stars what they thought of the notion.She turned to Janet Street-Porter first, who said that she was once married to someone but "within 48 hours realised it was a big mistake".Janet then admitted that she bought her husband out and purchased their marital home from him which made her "value the house so much".She told Christine: "I didn’t have children, but I did have my house."Coleen then added her thoughts to the conversation: "I had to leave, I tried to make my marriage work and we stayed in the same house, probably for two or three years longer than we should have."She explained that the reason she stayed in the house was because she "didn’t want her kids to be from a broken home" as she "doesn’t think it’s a great way to bring kids up".The 56-year-old said she didn’t want to leave the impression that "that’s how relationships are" and tried to avoid them "growing up and thinking that was a normal relationship" because "it wasn’t".She went on to explain that her kids were seeing other children’s parents "holding hands and having a laugh," whilst at home Coleen "was one end of the couch and he was down at the other"

Loose Women host Ruth Langsford has insisted she is “proud” to be one of the female stars at ITV today.

Loose Women host Ruth Langsford ruffled viewers feathers as she issued a spoiler warning for Emmerdale, which had viewers switching over or muting their televisions. Ruth sat on the panel alongside Linda Robson, Coleen Nolan and Carol McGiffin, who welcomed Emmerdale actress Lisa Riley on to the show.Lisa plays Mandy Dingle in the long running ITV soap and is currently caught up in a huge plot line, with her son Vinny recently eloping with his now-wife Liv Flaherty.She joined via video link and discussed the upcoming story, but host Ruth had to interrupt and issue a spoiler alert before they played a clip from the upcoming show.Ruth, who wore her honey blonde locks in a bob style with a beige and brown jumper, addressed the audience: "All you Emmerdale fans, spoiler alert! I want to give you time to turn the telly down or look away, because we don't like to spoil it for everyone."She then went on to play the exclusive clip from the next day’s episode, in which - spoiler alert - Mandy Dingle found out that Vinny, her ex-boyfriend Paul’s son, is actually married to partner Liv.Lisa spoke on the storyline, joking that it was a "Loose Women dilemma".She also spoke about ITV’s new "super soap schedule" as Emmerdale shifts to a new 7:30pm time-slot, with fellow ITV soap Coronation Street shifting to 8pm from now on.And Lisa couldn't help but touch on whether comedian Miriam Margoyles would ever join Emmerdale as part of the Dingle family, and why she doesn’t want her character to reunite with Paddy Kirk.Riley tweeted out after her appearance: "So, so, so lovely being back with the girls on Loose Women.

She then added that the team is filled with women who “want the best for you” and she feels lucky to be part of the show.“You’ve got intelligent women who love this programme and only ever want the best for it and are there for you. “I learnt that pretty quickly and I’ve loved the ride ever since. “I feel really blessed to be a part of their clan.” She was also asked by OK! Magazine about the biggest misconception viewers have of the show.Co-star Nadia Sawalha chimed in, adding that the gang haven’t yet had a chance to party and get drunk. Charlene explained she’s heard a lot about “legendary” Loose Women parties, but has not yet had a chance to take part in one. Nadia said: “Now we just need to get drunk more – we haven’t had a chance to party!” Charlene added: “All I hear about is the legendary Loose Women parties and I’ve not been able to have one.”“When we can, we’ll hire a nice place and go and have fun.

Loose Women's Carol McGiffin was talking about her pet peeves while grocery shopping when she was swiped by co-star Linda Robson.The Loose Women ladies were discussing their shopping bugbears and Carol led the conversation claiming she hated nothing more than when staff chat away at the checkouts.She revealed that she hated it so much and wished there was a separate lane for people who wanted to chat and people who wanted to get in and get out.This then led to Linda branding her a "miserable cow" during Monday's (March 7) episode.However, one viewer backed Carol in the debate, tweeting: "I’d be with Carole@McGiff I’d be in the miserable lane. #LooseWomen @loosewomen"Earlier in the conversation, Carole also made another savage remark when she, Linda, Ruth Langsford and Coleen Nolan were discussing whether you should go to your ex-partner's funeral.Carol said: "I don't think I would really have an ex I would be that bothered about."This left the other panellists with their jaws dropped, with her them suggesting she may feel different if she had children with them.Fans took to Twitter to share their thoughts on the discussion.

Long-running Loose Women star Nadia Sawalha has reflected on being part of the panel for over two decades, admitting she’s grown up a lot during her time on the hit ITV show. Speaking exclusively to OK!during our International Women’s Day shoot with Nadia and some of her co-stars, the 57 year old confessed she thought the programme would only last for a couple of series.

To celebrate International Women's Day, the stars of hit ITV daytime show Loose Women came together to chat exclusively with OK! VIP's about life on and off screen. In the exclusive video, Katie Piper, Charlene White, Jane Moore and Nadia Sawalha can be seen posing for our glossy photo shoot and breaking out with laughter, jokes - and even a bit of dancing.

We’ve often wondered what it would be like to be part of the Loose Women panel. And now, after being in the ladies’ presence during OK!’s exclusive shoot to celebrate International Women’s Day, we think we’ve got a pretty good idea. While it’s an often overused cliché, what you see on screen is exactly what you get off it – if a little more potty-mouthed and chaotic.

Loose Women hosts Katie Piper and Jane Moore have opened up on what life is like behind the scenes on the popular ITV daytime talk show.They also silenced rumours of tension behind the scenes, as well as spilling backstage secrets including "messy nights out" and endless WhatsApp messages, during an interview to celebrate International Women's Day on March 8.Speaking to OK! Magazine, Katie Piper put an end to rumours that there was tension between panellists on the programme, saying: "Everyone’s different in their own way, and that’s what makes the show fresh each time."There’s nobody you dread working with as everyone’s there in their own right and brings something unique."Reflecting on the fiery on-set debates during Loose Women, Jane Moore also explained that the arguments are soon forgotten about off-set, adding: "In the ad breaks, we’ll say, 'That was a bit fiery, wasn’t it?'"I have an issue when people say, 'Jane Moore and Nadia Sawalha cat fight on Loose Women.' Please, come on, we’re past that. "They never do it about two blokes on a news programme and it's so lame.