Loose Women taken off air as Fathers 4 Justice crash set live on TV
Show describes protest as 'small interruption'
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Your support makes all the difference.Coverage of ITV's Loose Women was interrupted on Wednesday lunchtime as a protest group from the campaign Fathers 4 Justice crashed the set.
Just off camera, a man appeared to storm on shouting "Fathers For Justice, no kids no cash!"
One of the Loose Women panellists turned to the protester and said: "Oh, hello," before coverage cut to a stock image of the show's logo and the audio was cut out.
Footage was soon restored, and the show tweeted: "Apologies for that small interruption."
The protester interrupted Ruth Langsford, who was speaking to Coleen Nolan about her struggles with her weight.
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