Tens of thousands of farmers are heading to Westminster on Tuesday to protest against the Government’s inheritance tax raid. It is the biggest protest Sir Keir Starmer has faced over domestic policy since winning the election in July.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves could make changes to inheritance tax that would be "painful" for savers, an expert has warned. Ahead of Wedesday's budget, speculation around which taxes could be hiked by Ms Reeves is growing. One area that could come under the microscope is wealth taxes, and experts are predicting that inheritance tax could be targeted.

Rachel Reeves has warned farmers preparing to take part in a mass anti-government protest that there will be no U-turn on controversial changes to inheritance tax rules. The chancellor announced in last month’s Budget that farms worth more than £1 million which are handed down to a family member after the owner dies will be subject to 20% inheritance tax rather than zero,

Farmers have been told by the Chancellor they must pay inheritance tax to fund the NHS, despite mass protests planned for Tuesday. Rachel Reeves has refused to back down over her controversial plan to impose inheritance tax on farms in the face of warnings it could threaten food security,

LBC host Matthew Wright has blamed farmers for the Chancellor removing their exemption from inheritance tax due to them "voting for Brexit."

Farmers are preparing for their biggest protest so far over the government’s proposals to include them in inheritance tax, as they prepare to gather in Westminster on Tuesday.In the weeks since chancellor Rachel Reeves’s announcement,