A member of the public has doused Insulate Britain protestors in ink as they protested on the roads of Acton, London. The protestor, 77-year-old Christian, said he was worried for his safety. He said: "I hate doing this!' Insulate Britain protestor fears for his safety after ink attack

       Speaking to GHR radio, the protestor said: "It wasn't painful, it didn't hurt.

       "It was unpleasant, it is just sad."

       "The whole thing is sad, it is sad that we have to do this, I hate doing this.

       "I am a retired doctor, who has spent my life trying to help people and I am reduced to having to do this.

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       "This is because the Government will not address the problem adequately.

       "I am terribly worried about violence against me."

       Insulate Britain has faced outrage from many members of the public who have been delayed due to their protests.

       Many instances have arisen where drivers have exited their cars to confront the protestors.

       BBC Reporter Greg McKenzie was on the scene in West London where protestors had blocked part of the A40.

       However, when Mr McKenzie attempted to interview some protestors, viewers quickly hit out on Twitter asking the programme to not give them any air time.

       @LynnWarren9 wrote: “#BBCBreakfast giving insulate Britain the coverage will keep them disrupting.”

       @GavinEvs added: “Why give them bloody air time, p*** off Matthew #BBCBreakfast."

       @Lockdowntown11 said: “Stop giving these p****s airtime! #BBCBreakfast."

       @nightsofmagic wrote: “Why are you giving those idiots from IB publicity you need to throw cold water over them instead not interview them.

       "They are stopping working people earning a living as they are probably scrounging off the state #BBCBreakfast."