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In her first in-depth broadcast interview since winning the High Court disqualification case regarding the disbanded children\'s charity Kids Company, its founder, Camila Batmanghelidjh, psychotherapist and author, joined Emma earlier this week. The High Court judgement came about because the Official Receiver claimed that Camila Batmanghelidjh, and seven former trustees of the charity Kids Company, had failed to properly manage the charity in the final months of its existence. After a three and a half year case, and 10 weeks in court, Mrs Justice Falk praised Camila Batmanghelidjh for the \\u201cenormous dedication she showed to vulnerable young people over many years\\u201d and her achievements in building a charity that \\u201cuntil 2014 was widely regarded as a highly successful one". Camila tells Emma why she fought so long and hard to be cleared.

Last week, the BBC obtained videos in which Princess Latifa, the daughter of Dubai\'s ruler described being held in solitary confinement after trying to flee the United Arab Emirates. Now BBC News has seen a letter from Princess Latifa which asks Cambridgeshire Police to re-open an investigation into her sister\\u2019s disappearance 20 years ago. Emma discusses the story with Jane McMullen, the BBC journalist who broke this story for Panorama with her film The Missing Princess and Rothna Begum, a senior women\'s rights researcher at Human Rights Watch.

Producer: Louise Corley\\nEditor: Karen Dalziel