Just Stop Oil activist’s 9,000-mile Asia round trips slammed

A Just Stop Oil spokeswoman whose television appearance saw the activist group ridiculed this week has travelled by air over thousands of miles. Indigo Rumbelow, 28, who appeared on Sky News in a heated exchange with Mark Austin, has spent years jetting around the world since 2015. Her activities have seen her slammed for hypocrisy after she asked the veteran host whether he loved fossil fuels more than his children.Ms Rumbelow has jetted off to far-flung locations from her home in Wales, according to reports.The activist, who once joined protesters glued to a section of the M25, has travelled to Nepal twice in the last seven years.Photos posted on her social media accounts and reported by the Daily Mail suggest she last made the trip in 2018.She travelled to the South Asian nation via plane, one Instagram post revealed, embarking on a 9,000-mile round trip.READ MORE: Just Stop Oil protester woke street with ‘screams’ as she was arrested Just Stop Oil spokeswoman slammed as hypocrite following 9,000-mile round trips to Asia (Image: SKY NEWS) Indigo Rumbelow appeared on Sky News with Mark Austin this week (Image: SKY NEWS) Just Stop Oil protesters have lined streets across London for months (Image: GETTY)But during her slot on the network, she spoke over her interviewer several times, cutting him off.At one point during their conversation, she asked: “Do you love those children more than you love fossil fuels?”Continuing her outburst, she said the group wants people to side with young people asking the Government “very politely” to side with the UN and come off fossil fuels.Mr Austin responded by asking her to “stop shouting at me” and adding that activists are “breaking the law”.DON’T MISSWoman forced to sell her 93-year-old mum’s house to cover ‘unfair’ £60,000 care home costs – PICTURESJust Stop Oil activist loses it at Sky News host in heated climate emergency clash – VIDEOUK areas at risk of going ‘underwater’ outlined in terrifying climate forecast map – MAP