'Will they kill me?' Chris Packham shares concern about ‘what's next’ after arson attack

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Chris Packham, 60, after he revealed he's been the victim of a terrifying arson attack at his home, perhaps having been targeted by people who opposed his anti-hunting views.

Mirror a team of thugs wearing balaclavas drove a Land Rover to his countryside home in Hampshire, before they torched the car close to his property.The thugs allegedly set fire to the Land Rover before fleeing the scene in a separate vehicle.The alleged incident took place after midnight on Friday, while 60-year-old Chris was alone in his home. He shared: “I’d gone to bed and absolutely crashed out, literally crashed out, zonked.“The gate isn’t visible from the bedroom but of course when it exploded, it went off with a massive bang which woke me and the dogs up.“It was an inferno.

Chris Packham was home alone when thugs parked a Land Rover outside his driveway and set a vehicle on fire.The 60-year-old presenter faced his worst nightmare as he revealed that angry balaclava- wearing protesters drove the vehicle, parked outside the star’s gates and then set the car on fire, before fleeing the scene after midnight on Friday.The BBC Springwatch presenter was home alone at the time of the incident and revealed the flames were dangerously out of control at one point, before the fire brigade turned up.The anti-hunt campaigner said: ‘I’d gone to bed and absolutely crashed out, literally crashed out, zonked.’He added to The Mirror: ‘The gate isn’t visible from the bedroom but of course when it exploded, it went off with a

Chris Packham, 60, was alone in the house when a Land Rover was turned into an inferno and exploded shortly after.

Chris Packham, 60, today delivered a petition signed by more than 100,000 people to the gates of Buckingham Palace, accompanied by more than 100 school strikers.  The Autumnwatch host said “the time for talking is finished” and urged the Royal Family to lead by example by improving the ecological condition of their land.“This is a time for action,” he said. “The time for talking is finished. We’re in desperate trouble and if they were to embrace this prior to the Cop, think what a message that would send to the world.“They’re in a very powerful position to do something very powerful.

She went on: "I am optimistic that this newfound love will stay with people and it's just about continually engaging them as I said, you know, everybody fell in love with the natural world and it did get them through probably the worst year that hopefully we will all experience."The Wildlife Trust's 30 Days Wild campaign that runs through the month of June every year, last year was the most successful ever, ever it had 750,000 people signed up."That's a monumental win for engaging people with the natural world as it gives them the resources to do the simplest things."And now doing events such as Great Big Green Week, [it has] over 4500 events across the UK, which can harness this newfound open interest with issues of climate change and the