Hundreds of tractors gathered on Whitehall on Wednesday morning in the latest protest by UK farmers against changes to tax reliefs announced by Rachel Reeves in the Budget, which they say will spell the death of their sector.

Hundreds of tractors blocked streets in central London on Wednesday, the latest protest by farmers against the government after it ended an exemption from inheritance tax for agricultural families.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced during her Budget speech that inheritance tax would apply to agricultural assets worth more than £1m from April 2026. Similar prote

Hundreds of farmers have turned up outside Parliament in Westminster as Sir Keir Starmer is quizzed over inheritance tax changes at prime minister’s questions. .

Hundreds of tractors join slow drive through Westminster - Changes to inheritance tax have sparked fury in rural communities

The government is sticking to its plans to impose a 20% inheritance tax on farms worth more than £1m in a bid to stop wealthy people buying up land to avoid inheritance tax.

More than 300 farmers are expected to drive their tractors on Westminster ahead of Sir Keir Starmer answering prime minister’s questions

Hundreds of tractors arrived in central London on Wednesday afternoon for the second Westminster rally against Labour’s so-called “tractor tax”. Farmers travelled into the capital from across the country,

Hundreds of farmers are expected to gather around Parliament today, just weeks after a similar protest saw former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson lead speeches in Whitehall.