'Stop shouting at me!' Sky News host to Just Stop Oil activist

'Stop shouting at me!' Sky News host to Just Stop Oil activist

The Just Stop Oil spokesman urged to stop screaming on live TV last night is a keen traveller racking up thousands of air miles when away from the stunning Welsh farm she grew up on, MailOnline can reveal today.
Indigo Rumbelow, 28, appears to have travelled to Nepal twice since 2015 - posting a picture of herself jetting there by plane at around 30,000ft.
The activist, who once glued herself to the M25 for Insulate Britain and was Extinction Rebellion's arts coordinator from North East London, has also apparently enjoyed breaks in Sweden, Lithuania, Croatia and other beauty spots abroad.
Last night she was begged to 'stop shouting' by Sky News veteran Mark Austin when her live TV interview descended into a cacophony of noise last night. The 64-year-old broadcaster became exasperated when Indigo kept talking over him and then asked if he loved fossil fuels more than his own children.
Miss Rumbelow was brought up at stunning £600,000 farmhouse with 35 acres of land close to the Gower peninsula in south Wales - one of Britain's most beloved beauty spots. After leaving university, she worked in TV and movies as an art department runner on several productions including the 2020 movie Misbehaviour, starring Keira Knightley.
But before dedicating herself to eco-protests - which has seen her arrested at least six times - the arts co-ordinator turned activist appears to have loved travelling.