US EditionLabour MPs are losing patience with Reeves - and now she has a Trump tax problem
- Inherited farms valued over £1 million will be taxed at 20 percent, a reduction from the previous exemption, as part of the government's efforts to deter wealthy investors from land purchases.
- Government claims the new tax aims to prevent wealthy investors from sidestepping tax obligations on land purchases, as it seeks to balance inheritance tax regulations.
- Farmers express concerns that the changes may lead to increased food prices and threaten food security as they might have to sell land to cover tax bills.
- Jeremy Clarkson criticized economic policies, stating they are negatively impacting publicans and the agricultural sector, calling it a reckless approach to governance.
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Losing Control » The MALESTROM
It’s like the selective deafness deployed by dogs, when they’re being called by their owners but have just found a treasure trove of interesting smells to sniff at. Chancellor Rachel Reeves seems to have become selectively blind to how big the hairy scary wolf’s teeth are. But, as our Political Correspondent Peter Spencer reports, it’s a bit more complicated than that. There was definitely something of Little Red Riding Hood in the way Ms Reeves…
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