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In the next part of series into historic sexual abuse and assault we look at the allegations against Jimmy Savile and the culture of sexual abuse which has seen several other celebrities imprisoned in recent years.  When revelations of Savile’s behaviour surfaced in 2012, it not only launched Operation Yewtree, but also a national debate about the way in which celebrities had been able to abuse children and young people whilst in the full glare of the media.   Dan Davies, author of In Plain Sight: The Life and Lies of Jimmy Savile, joins Jenni, along with Savile abuse survivor Dee.

Fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg is still producing iconic wrap dress forty years after she came up with the idea. Born in Brussels, Diane married a European prince and was a jet-set socialite when she started selling her dresses in New York. With fans including Michelle Obama, the Duchess of Cambridge and Madonna, Diane talks to Jennie about creating her multi-million pound empire, life lessons from her mother, who was a holocaust survivor, and becoming the independent person she wanted to be.

‘The Woman I Wanted To Be’ by Diane von Furstenberg is out now

She’s been called  ‘The queen of page turners’ and ‘The voice of a generation.’ the number one global bestseller is published in 39 languages, and has sold over 25 million copies worldwide.  She talks to Jenni about her new book The Woman Who Stole My Life the  story of losing the life you knew and finding a new one.