A farmer has claimed that the agricultural industry will have to "wait longer than Labour survives in Government" before they see a U-turn on inheritance tax.

Following their third Westminster protest against the proposed changes announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, farmer James Fairlie told GB News that they are "still not being listened to".

A farmer has claimed that the agricultural industry will have to "wait longer than Labour survives in Government" before they see a U-turn on inheritance tax.Following their third Westminster protest against the proposed changes announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, farmer James Fairlie told GB New...{ai:summary}<p>A farmer has criticized the government's stance on inheritance tax, suggesting the agricultural industry will face delays in policy change. Following a protest against proposed tax adjustments by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, he expressed frustration over a lack of attention to their concerns. #politics</p>

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