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TV PRESENTER Chris Packham has urged popstar Taylor Swift to think of the “future of all of her young fans” as he called on her to stop travelling by private jet.

Ms Swift has been travelling by private plane to all the stops on her Eras world tour and was due to take the stage at Wembley Stadium last night.

Mr Packham’s call comes a day after Just Stop Oil activists sprayed orange paint over private jets at Stansted airport on the airfield where they believed her plane landed hours before.