'PM can't live with human impacts of tax on farmers CLAAS

MINISTERS will be forced to U-turn on their inheritance tax raid when the human impact becomes clear, the boss of a farming union has warned.

- Steph Spyro Deputy and Lotti O'Brien

Thousands of food producers marched through London yesterday to protest over the October budget.

Tom Bradshaw, president of the National Farmers' Union, said: "When we see those human impacts really playing out in months to come, I don't believe any Prime Minister can have that on his head."

He noted the union was yet to meet with Chancellor Rachel Reeves, adding: "She clearly thinks we'll go away. What we're seeing here today is that the industry won't go away."

Farmers brought combine harvesters and tractors to the "Pancake Day Rally" to highlight the equipment needed to make the recipe.