LONDON: British TV presenter Nadia Sawalha has threatened legal action against ITV, accusing the broadcaster of removing her from its daytime talk show “Loose Women” because of her public support for Palestinian rights. In a video posted on Instagram, Sawalha said her lawyers had sent ITV a pre-action letter alleging the company subjected her to discrimination and harassment because of her anti-Zionist beliefs, which they argue are protected under Britain’s Equality Act.

Nadia Sawalha has not appeared on Loose Women since April despite usually being a regular face on the ITV lunchtime show and has now told fans she will explain why

Nadia Sawalha has not been on Loose Women since April and has now said she is taking legal action over her exit, claiming she was treated unlawfully and would not be "bullied" out…

The 61-year-old TV personality claimed she was dropped over her support for Palestine