Labour carried out no impact assessment before launching an inheritance tax raid on farmers, The Telegraph can reveal. Campaigners have said the introduction of such sweeping changes without a full review amounted to “negligence”,

Farmers are protesting in London against Labour's inheritance tax hike in the Budget, but should they U-turn on the decision? Vote and join in the debate.

Starmer's farmer-alarmer in the Budget could crystalise anger over ministers’ perceived ignorance about agricultural life.

An estimated 20,000 farmers and their families have taken part in a huge Westminster rally against Labour’s so-called “tractor tax”. Jeremy Clarkson was among the famous faces joining a day of protest which also saw hundreds of National Farmers’ Union members lobby MPs against Labour’s inheritance tax shake-up announced in last month’s Budget.

British farmers have descended on Parliament to protest a tax hike they say will deal a “hammer blow” to struggling family farms

Thousands of farmers flooded the streets of London protesting an inheritance tax on agricultural land that they say would devastate family farms. The U.K. government says the tax would mainly affect rich individuals who bought farmland as an investment.

Organisers urged protesters not to bring farm machinery into central London, though some tractors drove past Downing Street covered with signs saying “the final straw” and “no farmers, no food.”View o

First Labour MPs express doubts over farm inheritance tax after thousands protest - Farmers marched in Westminster on Tuesday in attempt to persuade government to U-turn on ‘tractor tax’

Nigel Farage urged farmers to protest in Labour-held market towns as he said he believed the Government could be forced to ditch the so-called tractor tax. The Reform UK leader said Labour now represents “somewhere between 70 and 100 seats” in rural or semi-rural constituencies.