Tractors are rolling out across Whitehall today in protest against the family farm death tax. Save British Farming is heading up the march, called “Change Your Tune, Starmer”, with over 500 tractors expected to take over the streets. Farmers are tooting their horns and blasting music, including Beastie Boys’ classic Fight For Your Right To Party. There are even farmers driving a military tank. If anything will convince the Treasury to change track…
Watch live as the tractor rally, organised by Save British Farming, takes place outside Parliament https://t.co/pfbHJVHh9c
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SBF founder Liz Webster slammed Reeves for sending the UK “marching into a food crisis”. Farage has already shown his support for the farmers, announcing a new Reform policy that would scrap inheritance tax altogether, while NFU leader Tom Bradshaw is expected to speak around 3 p.m. Kemi’s also expected to turn up…
Boris spoke to GB News about Labour’s attempts to restrict donations:
“It looks absolutely pathetic. Just because some people want to support one party very generously, Labour kicks up a huge fuss and says they’re going to cap donations.
I just saw Richard Tice on your show just now. I have to say I rather agree with him.
They’ve got huge amounts of money – troughing it from the trade unions. It’s absolutely ridiculous Labour are trying to cap donations.”