Loose Women viewers speechless as panel debate if five year olds should have sex education

Frances and Connell were classmates! Conversations With Friends‘ Alison Oliver walked the halls alongside none other than Normal People’s Paul Mescal when the actors both attended The Lir Academy in Dublin, Ireland.

At the time, the copyright on Steamboat Willie, the first film appearance of Mickey Mouse, was facing expiration, and Disney’s push for the extension became so notorious that the legislation came to be known by detractors as the “Mickey Mouse Protection Act.” Instead of losing protections for the corporate mascot in 2003, they were able to kick the can to 2023.

Loose Women fans have spoken out in awe as the late Tom Parker's wife appeared on the programme. Kelsey was live on the ITV show on Friday (May 6) alongside Kaye Adams, Stacey Solomon, Katie Piper, and Nadia Sawalha.

Michelle Keegan and Sex Education's Aimee Lou Wood have been announced among the presenters for the Bafta TV awards on Sunday. IT Crowd's Richard Ayoade will be hosting the awards for the third year in a row along with Vick Hope, reality TV star Sam Thompson and TV presenter Zeze Millz will hosting the red carpet show from 2pm.

Loose Women's Kaye Adams made a slight dig at Nadia Sawalha after she accused her of being a flirt. On Friday's (May 6) episode of the ITV show, panellists Kaye Adams, 59, Stacey Solomon, 32, Katie Piper, 38 and Nadia Sawalha, 57, got giddy as they discussed the difference between being flirty and friendly.Show host Kaye didn't hold back when describing pal Nadia's naturally flirty personality as she instantly went in with a dig, describing Nadia as having been "around the block."Panellist Kaye is heard saying: "She's been around the block a few times" which left the audience and panellists in hysterics.However, Kaye's close pal and panellist Nadia was pretty red-faced and flustered after the jab.Straight talking Nadia wasn't afraid to confess her flirting habits as she admitted to being very good at amping up the sauciness if she wanted to.The mum-of-two revealed that her friendliness can often get mistaken for flirtiness.

Loose Women star Carol McGiffin made one of her biggest pet peeves clear on the ITV show during a debate between the panellists on Tuesday. Carol, 62, was discussing the ideal length for fingernails with co-hosts Katie Piper, Ruth Langsford and Kéllé Bryan, when she revealed that she “can’t stand” a certain style.The presenter said: “Someone who works on this show - mentioning no names - is constantly going…” Katie helpfully demonstrated Carol’s pet peeve by drumming her long fingernails on the glass table top. “Oh my god, that noise!” Carol reacted instantly, flinching away from the “clickety-click” sound.

Loose Women star Carol McGiffin has refused to name the co-star whose annoying habit she "can't stand".The 62-year-old was back on our screens alongside panelists Katie Piper, Kéllé Bryan and Ruth Langsford to discuss the latest headlines in a recent episode of the ITV lunchtime show.Conversation turned to whether or not life is too short for long nails.Carol said: ""Do you know what I hate? Someone, who works on this show - not mentioning any names - is constantly doing this..."She then tapped her nails on the desk."Oh my god that noise," she shrieked before adding: "That clickety-click.

Loose Women co-stars.It comes amid claims that Countdown presenter Anne Robinson had been embroiled in a feud with her co-star Rachel Riley.During an episode of Loose Women, anchor Ruth Langsford claimed that women in the public eye are often "pitted against" one another by members of the public.Her co-star Katie Piper added: "What happens with women is if you question something or you assert yourself you're seen as aggressive and non-compliant.However, Ruth questioned whether reports of a rift between Anne, 77, and Rachel could be fabricated after the presenter announced her departure after just over one year.She said: "She's literally saying, 'I said I'd do it for a year, I've done it for over a year I've got lots of other things on thank you very much, it's nothing to do with Rachel Riley."However, Carol jumped in saying: "Well, I think there's a lot of pressure on women to deny there isn't a rift going on between other women that they work with."Ruth joked: "What are you looking at me for?" as Carol attempted to speak, Ruth interrupted saying: "I thought we were best friends, Carol."The TV presenter didn't hold back as she commented: "Well look, we all get on and we all like each other."But you know, we're not best friends, obviously, because we all live in different parts of the world."She continued: "So that's a geographical thing, but I do think that this whole thing about people who put pressure on - and it's not just women, there's a lot of pressure on everyone at the moment - to be "nice" and be kind and all of that."The people that are putting that pressure on us - because I'm always like told that I'm not nice and I'm not kind - the people who try to enforce that are genuinely not nice!"Addressing a rift

Loose Women panellist Jane Moore branded her ITV co-star Carol McGiffin a "nightmare".During Wednesday's programme (May 4), Jane Moore, Coleen Nolan, Frankie Bridge and Carol McGiffin hosted the chat show.On the show, the ladies debated the topical issue of whether schools should continue to have so many exams for kids - due to the stress it causes children.During the chat, Jane quizzed her colleagues with a GCSE question for Carol, Frankie and Coleen to try during the break.After the break came to an end, Jane asked the women for their answers - and Frankie seemed to have gotten a little extra help from the camera crew.As Carol revealed her wrong answer to Jane, she said: "McGiffin back of the class. Oh, she's a nightmare." To which Carol said: "I know what they're up to I'm not stupid you can try to make me look it but I'm not!"TVThis is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

Denise Welch opened up about her "heartbreaking" health battle that shocked her followers.The Loose Women panellist, 63, took to social media where she revealed that she suffered from severe post-natal depression following the birth of her first child, Matt Healy. The TV personality posted a throwback 80s snap showing her pregnancy bump with her first born, Matty, who's now 33.In the throwback photo, the former Waterloo Road actress can be seen with her bump on display as she pulls a timid smile for the camera.In the caption, the 63-year-old explained the on-going depression and "panic" she felt following the birth of her son.Denise raised that during the time she didn't "eat for weeks" and was "almost catatonic" following a panic attack.She started off by saying: "It's maternal mental health week. This is two days before Matty was born, April 1989.

BRENDA Edwards divided her fellow Loose Women today when she insisted her cat can say "hello" - and even shared a video. During Monday's edition of the ITV show, host Ruth Langsford introduced a segment on talking to your pets.

curriculum, which will also see themes of religion, sex and gender embedded in day-to-day teaching, Denise said she thought "five is too young to be chatting about sex education. " Appearing on the ITV show, the actress and panellist put forward her thoughts, saying: "Why can't we just encourage children to know that they can be anything you want to be?" She added that "the thing about what we are allowing and what we are changing has become very politicised". She spoke about how she was someone that considered herself to be 'from the left' but that how in the last few years, "things have changed.

Loose Women panellists were told to "catch up" after discussing a decades-old toilet product - which has already been talked about on the show before. During the bank holiday Monday episode (May 2) of Loose Women, the panellists – Ruth Langsford, Brenda Edwards, Gloria Hunniford and Jane Moore – were discussing Shewees.

Loose Women panellist, 63, subsequently had to pull out of the DIVA Awards, which marks the accomplishments of LGBTQI women and non-binary people.She took to Instagram to explain the reason behind her absence from the event, which she branded her “favourite event of the year.”Denise admitted she was “so sad” that her health issue prevented her from attending the event.In view of her 362,000 followers, Denise posted a picture of her former Coronation Street co-stars Suranne Jones and Sally Lindsay.She captioned the snap: “So sad to miss my favourite event of the year @divamagazine Diva Awards but I was felled by a bout of vertigo.“Congratulations to our wonderful friend and head lesbian of the world @diversityriley and to all the winners.”Denise concluded: “Missed seeing you @suranne_jones, @sallylindsay73 #divaawards.”The TV star had recently opened up on her ordeal with a stalker who was jailed last month jailed for seven years and seven months.In one terrifying incident, Denise awoke to "huge, sprawling flames" after her stalker set her house on fire back in 2020.She was alarmed by her husband’s screams as flames engulfed the area outside of her house.Stalker Toraq Wyngard started the fire after Denise and husband Lincoln Townley went to sleep at around 10pm.The couple had left son Lewis and her brother-in-law Duncan downstairs watching movies.Denise recalled: “Suddenly, I heard Lincoln screaming.“I ran downstairs in my pyjamas and saw huge sprawling flames outside the house.”However, one neighbour had spotted the blaze as she was driving past and knocked on the door to alert the actress and her family.Lincoln started to move the car away from the driveway, helping avoid a tragedy."Within seconds of him moving it,

Loose Women viewers grew distracted during the latest episode as they noticed Denise Welch's epic make-up "fail".The former Hollyoaks star, 63, appeared on Friday's edition of the ITV talk show (April 29) alongside fellow panellists Nadia Sawalha, Kaye Adams and Linda Robson. While discussing the day's topics, fans of the show noticed that Denise's makeup had not been blended correctly at her hairline leading many of them to distraction.Posting to Twitter, one confused viewer wrote: "Make-Up Artist on #LooseWomen either needs a refresher course on foundation & blending or just Sacking.

Loose Women host Jane Moore was joined by panellists Denise Welch, Kelle Bryan and Katie Piper who shared their thoughts on a sex education theatre concept for children.Jane began the discussion by talking about sex education in schools and the women shared their personal thoughts on the matter.Soon after, Jane steered the conversation toward The Family Sex Show, a theatre show which aims to open the conversation of sex to children as young as five years old.She asked her co-stars whether any of them would take their children to see the show, while Kelle looked gobsmacked and Denise banged her head on the table in despair.Jane said that the show describes itself as “an alternative to porn,” which clearly disturbed her fellow Loose Women.Katie said that she “isn’t against the show as a concept” but doubted whether children would want their parents watching with them and said she didn't like hearing "children and porn in the same sentence".Denise said that she "just doesn't understand" the idea behind the show and branded it "disturbing" to take such young children along.She also admitted that Loose Women had to "seek legal advice" over which images from the theatre show could be shown on the lunchtime programme.On their website, The Family Sex Show encourages children to “use the internet” to “find examples of animals that masturbate”.One fan angrily tweeted: “How on earth is this okay? I want [my child] looking up dinosaur facts, not masturbation facts. For f**** sake, this is terribly wrong and I’m scared for our children's future.”Another did some research of their own: “Look at the website for the Family Sex Show.

Loose Women star Brenda Edwards has announced that she is set to return to the show on Tuesday, in her first TV interview since the tragic death of her son Jamal Edwards MBE.

ITV Loose Women star Nadia Sawalha has heartbreakingly revealed she kept her miscarried foetus in a FREEZER. The panelist made the admission on April 22 to her co stars - because she "didn't know what to do.

Denise Welch has recalled the moment she discovered a fire had been started outside her home as she spoke on Loose Women about her 'horrendous' stalker ordeal. It is the first time the TV star has spoken on the programme about horror she and her family faced.

Denise Welch has recalled the five-month stalking “hell” she faced which started when he set fire to her home.

coronavirus restrictions started to ease.She told the panellists that when they came back from the pub she went to bed to read.Speaking about that night, she said: "The next thing I heard was a piercing scream, you know that scream from someone you don't want to hear? I ran downstairs, the boys were all outside and we had a skip in the drive."Revealing there were flammable items inside the skip, she told the panel that it was ablaze and the flames were trying to catch onto the trees.By the time the fire engine arrived the fire had caught onto all the guttering in the garage and was melting off.Denise said they had cameras installed outside her house which her husband then checked to try and see how the fire started.Looking at the footage, they witnessed a man walk down the side of their house, pour flammable liquid into the skip and set it alight.Speaking about the terrifying night, Denise told the panel he was arrested within two hours, was found with a knife in his backpack but was given bail in the end.She said: "The main thing that got us through was two ladies that were assigned to us through the harm reduction unit. This is something I would like to see everywhere.