presenter Dawn Neesom was forced to halt a debate about climate change activist group Just Stop Oil after the discussion descended into chaos. She welcomed the former Leader, Henry Bolton OBE, and Just Stop Oil spokesperson, Kush Naker, to address the group's "last ever protest".

This comes after in London after and revealed they were moving their focus away from civil disobedience. During the Saturday afternoon (April 26) programme, Kush defended Just Stop Oil and argued: "We take responsibility for our actions. "We stand there and we are held accountable, the people that care about all of these issues could take part in civil disobedience campaigns but they choose not to because they know the punishment that they will face."

Henry responded: "If I was advising you, I'd say don't alienate yourselves," as he continued: "You've got a cause," Kush interrupted: "But civil disobedience has never been popular.

"The Suffragettes were not popular, the Civil Rights activists were not popular."

The former politician hit back: "Why don't you present your case ... there are two very different views."

The spokesperson interjected: "There are not two different views," which prompted commentator Matthew Stadlen to echo: "There are not two different views, there is a lot of misinformation out there."

As the trio began talking over one another, Dawn stammered: "Hold on, hold on, hold on," in an attempt to control the chaotic debate.

However, Matthew continued: "Scientists agree, that's dangerous Henry, Scientists agree we are living through a climate crisis.

"The question is how do we stop it or how do we react to it."

Despite Dawn's attempts to keep the debate controlled, Henry fired back: "There are different views because there is different information out there."

He claimed: "That is why people form their opinions about it. "The commentator interrupted and repeated: "There are different views because there is misinformation out there."