Keir Starmer has been slammed after failing to address protesting farmers’ concerns over Labour’s changes to inheritance tax this weekend. Hundreds of demonstrating farmers gathered outside the Welsh Labour conference as the prime minister was speaking on Saturday,

Hundreds of farmers, many in tractors, gathered in Wales on Saturday to protest against UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his government's decision to change inheritance tax rules for farms.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Saturday he would defend decisions taken in his new Labour government's first budget "all day long", while farmers protested over changes to inheritance tax.

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Louise Haigh has defended Labour’s budget measures after Keir Starmer shunned farmers at a tax protest. The transport secretary said budget measures that affect farmers are “fair and proportionate”. She sidestepped questions about why the prime minister did not speak to farmers who gathered to protest outside the Welsh Labour conference on Saturday (16 November) and whether it was wise for a farming minister to say farmers should calm down over plans to raise inheritance tax plans.

Sir Keir Starmer avoided disgruntled farmers who had come out to protest during his speech at the Welsh Labour conference in Llandudno yesterday. While the conference room was in a celebratory mood, standing outside were a large group of unhappy farmers making their feelings clear about Labour’s inheritance tax changes.

Charities, dentists, hospices and GPs, as well as farmers, have all called for the Labour prime minister to change tack on chancellor Rachel Reeves’ Budget