A dairy farmer has assured the public that Christmas dinner supplies are safe - but only if the Chancellor agrees to discuss controversial inheritance tax changes affecting family farms.

Speaking to GB News, Paul Tomkins emphasised that farmers are focused on encouraging dialogue with Labour rather than disrupting daily life.

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Tractors will descend on London again tomorrow in protest of the Inheritance Tax hike{ai:summary}<p>A dairy farmer has stated that Christmas dinner supplies are secure, contingent on the Chancellor's willingness to address inheritance tax changes impacting family farms. Paul Tomkins highlighted the importance of dialogue with Labour to ensure stability for farmers. </p><p>#politics</p>

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