05/07/2026
Katie Piper on Loose Women — I’m happy to say I don’t watch the show, but I did come across this on Instagram and felt it was worth sharing here.
It’s such a genuinely positive and refreshing portrayal of natural nudity in one’s own garden.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZ-X0lVj1hN/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
Katie confesses her heatwave hack, but Coleen's not convinced 🥵 #loosewomen
06/06/2026
Hi,
Just a heads up…
Are folks aware of this event — an evening skinny dip with optional food afterwards — on 26th June?
Apparently they ran one last year, and the next one after this is in September.
You’ll need a head torch and a buoy. Tickets start from £8.
Checkout
12/05/2026
Naturists have explained how to embrace your own body and join the lifestyle as a new report found even stripping down to swimming costumes is too much for 17 per cent of people, and 82% feel embarrassed or self‑conscious about their bodies.
82 per cent of people are embarrassed by their bodies
Experts have explained how to overcome the feelings of self-consciousness
26/04/2026
The latest episode of BBC Radio 4’s Screenshot explores the long and often controversial history of nudity in film and television. Mark Kermode and Ellen E Jones speak with filmmakers and critics about how nakedness on screen has shifted from shock and titillation to a tool for honesty, vulnerability and storytelling.
Film critic Pamela Hutchinson discusses landmark moments in cinema and how changing cultural attitudes have shaped what audiences see. Writer director Bridgett M. Davis reflects on her 1996 film Naked Acts, which examined the pressures and expectations placed on women — especially Black women — when it comes to on screen nudity. Director Tim Mielants talks about his film Patrick, set in a nudist camp, where nudity is treated as ordinary and unremarkable.
This was first broadcast on Friday evening - https://www.bbc.com/audio/play/m002vc5h
Overall, the episode presents nudity much like social nudity advocates describe it: a state of authenticity, equality and lack of pretence, where people are simply themselves without the signals clothing can send.
BBC Audio | Screenshot | Nudity
Ellen E Jones and Mark Kermode explore nudity on screen.
