UK farmers protested outside Parliament against a government decision to increase inheritance tax, ending a tax break for agricultural property. The new tax will affect farms valued over £1 million starting April 2026, causing concern among farmers already struggling due to climate change and Brexit. Protesters, including NFU President Tom Bradshaw and celebrity farmer Jeremy Clarkson, argue the tax will harm family farms and food security. The government claims most farms will be exempt from the tax, but many farmers feel betrayed by past policies and ongoing financial struggles.