Loose Women’s Penny Lancaster and Janet Street Porter clash over adding 'mum' to CV

Loose Women star Janet Street Porter has suggested that Prince Harry should wait until his father Prince Charles is “no longer around” to release his revealing autobiography.

Nadia Sawalha recently suffered horrific burns to her face - much to the shock of her fans. Returning to Loose Women this week, the presenter gave viewers an update on her recovery."I got my idiot injury, that I'm calling it," she shared.

Nadia Sawalha made her return to Loose Women on Thursday after a nasty burn to her neck caused by microwaving honey.The TV star burned her neck around 10 days ago and told her co-stars that she blamed herself for being an "idiot" by putting honey in the microwave.

Charlene White revealed on Monday's Loose Women that she "fractured her toe" on Sunday night after the Euro 2020 final left her "knackered" due to finishing late with extra time and penalties.The presenter, 41, said that she will be "hobbling around" for the rest of the week in trainers after "slipping" down the stairs following the nail-biting match where England lost to Italy at Wembley Stadium.

The Loose Women panel suffered a shock when the set collapsed live on air during Monday's episode. Brenda Edwards, Coleen Nolan, Storm Keating and Jane Moore were fronting show, which saw them discussed the Euros fallout, ‘mum guilt’ about working and childcare, and what life would be like if they married their childhood sweetheart.

Loose Women star Nadia Sawalha has shocked her legion of fans after revealing burn marks on her neck.The 56 year old has burn marks up her neck after a horrible incident which saw her in “excruciating pain.” Nadia had heated up honey in a plastic bottle in the microwave while on holiday in a caravan. In a video with her husband Mark Adderley, the TV personality shared: “You will NOT believe how I got these burns.

Linda Robson left her Loose Women co-stars gobsmacked on Friday's episode of Loose Women as she shared candid details about her sex life with husband Mark Dunford.The panellists were discussing whether absence makes the heart grow fonder when the Birds Of A Feather star, 63, revealed she broke two bed slats while "doing the deed" with Mark on Thursday night. Linda said: "I miss Mark a lot and I've been going away just like a spa and things like that.

Jane Moore is making the most of some quality time with her eldest daughter this summer.

Chanelle Hayes was hilariously interrupted by her adorable three year old son Frankie during her interview on Loose Women on Wednesday. The 33 year old appeared on the ITV daytime show to speak candidly about life after having her gastric sleeve fitted last March, when her son began crying in the background.

Janet Street-Porter left Loose Women viewers shocked on Tuesday’s episode after she made a savage dig about co-star Penny Lancaster.The panellist, 74, was joined by Denise Welch, Kaye Adams and Gloria Hunniford in the studio as they engaged in a fiery debate about England’s “Freedom Day”, which is due to go ahead on July 19 and will see the country “reopen” after months of Covid restrictions.

Loose Women's Denise Welch and Gloria Hunniford have had another tense on-air row over a disagreement about Freedom Day.The ITV show's co-stars have butted heads a number of times over their clashing views on how quickly reopening should happen as coronavirus restrictions ease, and in Tuesday's show they had a run-in over their opinions again.

Loose Women viewers are calling for Ranvir Singh to be made a permanent presenter on the ITV lunchtime show after she stood in as guest anchor. Good Morning Britain’s Ranvir took to the hot seat on Thursday’s episode, alongside a panel made up of Frankie Bridge, Janet Street Porter and Gloria Hunniford.

Denise Welch and Kaye McAdams went head-to-head on Loose Women in a feisty spat over the government’s lockdown rules. Following health secretary Matt Hancock’s resignation after being caught cheating on his wife and breaking lockdown rules, today’s panel questioned how they felt about continuing to adhere to government guidelines over coronavirus.