The founder of Save British Farming has urged farmers to consider militant action as a last resort whilst warning against alienating public support through hasty escalation of protests.

Liz Webster told GB News that while farmers should "not rule out harder action" in their fight against proposed inheritance tax changes, the immediate focus should be on building public awareness through positive campaigning.

The founder of Save British Farming has urged farmers to consider militant action as a last resort whilst warning against alienating public support through hasty escalation of protests.Liz Webster told GB News that while farmers should "not rule out harder action" in their fight against proposed inh...{ai:summary}<p>Liz Webster, founder of Save British Farming, has suggested that farmers may need to consider militant action as a last resort in response to proposed inheritance tax changes. However, she emphasized the importance of maintaining public support and focusing on positive campaigning first. </p><p>#politics</p>

British public's support for farmers over inheritance tax raid has been 'amazing', campaigner says

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