The woman dubbed earlier this year as the "the most hated woman in Britain" for her involvement in the internet twins adoption saga faces top radio interviewer John Humphrys today.

Judith Kilshaw and her husband Alan were condemned for paying an adoption agency in America more than £8,000 for twin baby girls Belinda and Kimberley.

The press relentlessly portrayed the couple as unfit to bring up children and the case was widely attributed for influencing a decision by the Government to bring forward new adoption legislation.

Today the couple from north Wales talk about their experiences on BBC Radio 4's On the Ropes programme when they will face John Humphrys who routinely grills politicians on Radio 4's flagship news programme Today.

The Kilshaw case resulted in their adopted twins being taken into care and returned to their place of birth in the USA where their fate remains undecided.

The couple were left penniless and devastated by their experience and today tell On the Ropes how they aim to gain revenge on all the people who spoke out against them. They also reveal that they are trying again to adopt a child from a foreign country.

On The Ropes is broadcast at 9am and repeated at 9.30pm.