INSULATE Britain descended further into chaos yesterday with a string of gaffes.

First, the eco-protesters began infighting when activist Phillipa Windsor said campaign leader Liam Norton lied to members.

She admitted the group still needed to raise £4,000 to pay for Norton’s building works, after The Sun revealed the self-confessed hypocrite had not bothered to insulate his home in South West London.

But she seemed unaware her Twitter message was open for all to view, saying: “I wouldn’t say this publicly but this has been a PR disaster for us.

“Why did he tell us his house was insulated at the start and it now turns out his is the only one without insulation?”

The road-glue protesters then came unstuck when, seemingly uncaring of the eco-unfriendly emissions, they burnt the injunction against them outside the High Court in London — a stunt passers-by ignored.

In a further humiliation, it emerged another member who threatened to “unleash hell” on Britain is an ex-public schoolboy living mortgage-free in a house his parents bought for him.

David McKenny, 38, has been coaching activists on disruption tactics against families — without having to worry about a mortgage.

The bongo teacher has a £300,000 home in Fulbourn, Cambs, given to him by his parents, who live in a £1million farmhouse in Suffolk.

We revealed yesterday IB’s Cathy Eastburn, 54, is married to a roads boss responsible for traffic flow.

The group has alienated millions of drivers with its motorway blockades.

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