article_snippet: The mother, who was drunk at the time, was seen in footage on Channel 4 show CCTV:
article_snippet: Show producers said a woman   and the man's faces were heavily blurred and neither of she and the man's faces were named.
article_snippet: The mother, who was drunk at the time, was seen in footage on Channel 4 show CCTV:
article_snippet: Ms K face was obscured in the programme; however, she said that friends and family had recognised she from The CCTV footage and that the programme had negatively affected she social relationships and she employment prospects.
article_snippet: she said that the stress of being recognised in the programme had caused she to go into premature labour.
article_snippet: Ms K also said that at the time the CCTV footage was filmed, she had been very drunk and that she had not been 'at the best point in she life'.
highlights_snippet: a woman   told Ofcom a woman   was 'drunk at the time' and not in best place in a woman   life .
  
highlights_snippet: But regulator said a woman   had no reasonable expectation of privacy in public .