As farmers prepare for a major protest in Westminster, anger over the government’s proposed inheritance tax on farms is intensifying. Esteemed farmer Jeremy Clarkson is among those expected to join the demonstration, anticipated to draw 10,000 to 40,000 participants. Critics, including Labour peer Baroness Mallalieu, express frustration at the government’s perceived disregard for rural communities. While Prime Minister Rishi Sunak reassures that most farmers won’t be affected, deep-seated feelings of betrayal linger, compounded by past grievances concerning trade deals and agricultural policy changes.