Good evening. Labour is planning a “devastating” multi-billion pound inheritance tax raid which could affect farmers and family business.

Elsewhere, a number of people were killed in the Dutch city of Rotterdam on Thursday afternoon after a man went on a shooting spree, local police said.

The party is considering scrapping two exemptions – agricultural and business property relief – that currently allow farms and businesses to be passed down at death without their families paying the divisive 40pc charge. Charlotte Gifford reports it is part of a plan to scrap a number of tax reliefs in a “loophole” closing exercise. This comes amid suggestions Rupert Murdoch’s newspapers could switch allegiance to Labour at the next election.

A number of people were killed in the Dutch city of Rotterdam on Thursday afternoon after a man went on a shooting spree, local police said. A 32-year-old man was arrested following the shootings which began in a house and continued in a classroom in a medical facility nearby. Police did not specify exactly how many people had been killed. A suspect wearing combat fatigues was later arrested on the Erasmus Medical Center’s helipad. Follow all the latest updates here.

The corporation has issued a list of “flagship brand” programmes whose presenters must adhere to tighter restrictions. Lineker is included as Match of the Day host, along with Lord Sugar as host of The Apprentice. But Chris Packham – the face of Springwatch for nearly 15 years, and one of the BBC’s most divisive figures – is not. Read more about the specifics behind the rules.

Obituary | Sir Michael Gambon, who has died aged 82, was one of the most powerful, subtle and compelling actors of the post-war period.