Level 3: Project 3, Task 1 – Broadcast Show | Research and Idea Development

Loose Women:

Loose Women is an afternoon talk show featuring an ever-changing panel of women from the entertainment and journalism industries, offering their personal perspectives on current world issues, events, news, and politics.

It first aired on September 6th 1999. The usual run time I around 60 minutes, including adverts. They often host charity events, such as he 25 hour talkathon on November 25th 2024, to raise money for numerous UK based mental health charities. Sometimes, they switch the usual panel to adhere to currents events, such as an all male pale on international men’s day, and an all black panel on 22nd October 2020.

On February 20th 2025, it was announced the there would be a loose women podcast launching within the following weeks to be available every Tuesday and Thursday.

On the 25th September 200, the show rebranded to ‘Live Talk’ in an attempt to rebrand to a wider audience. The rebrand ran for 121 episodes (two seasons) before returning to the original name on 2nd September 2002.

The format of the show is relaxed, being more of a talk and opinion based show than a news programme – it’s intended to mostly be light-hearted entertainment to break up the day between the lunch hour.

The Loose Women title sequence (September 2022-2023)

Good Morning Britain:

Good Morning Britain first aired on 28th April 2014 and is currently broadcast live every weekday from 6:00 am to 9:00 am across the United Kingdom. It covers a variety of topics each morning, such as sport, interviews, weather, news, politics, entertainment, travel information, and competitions, and regional news.

The programme is known for interviewing well known celebrities and politicians, which often leads to controversial debates between presenters and guests. The audience is actively encouraged to engage through social media platforms, their opinions and ideas usually been shared during a segment of the show. They also offer many opportunities for their viewers to win competitions and prizes.

The style of the programme is usually more professional and serious than its competitors.

Good Morning Britain title sequence (2020)
The most recent broadcast of Good Morning Britain at the time of writing.