
Met Police Block Tractor Protest as Farmers Rage at Labour’s Tax Raid
Arrests in Westminster and accusations of “two-tier Britain” sharpen a brewing rural revolt against Labour’s fiscal plans.

Arrests in Westminster and accusations of “two-tier Britain” sharpen a brewing rural revolt against Labour’s fiscal plans.

Representatives for the ag sector insist there is still time for the government to reverse its damaging inheritance tax reforms.

The text enables swift safeguards—and even urgent action—when imports hit producers at a regional or sectoral level.

The Commission president “will go down in history as the gravedigger of the Common Agricultural Policy—practically the only thing still common in Europe,” Spanish farm union president Pedro Barato said.

Amid disastrous green diktats and crippling cuts to farmers’ livelihoods, the out-of-touch elites in Brussels seem to have forgotten where their food comes from.

Diluting agricultural funds and cutting back subsidies by 20% to make room for defense is “unacceptable” and undermines Europe’s food security, protest organizers say.

This next gathering could be the most significant yet, but the Commission is again likely to keep its fingers in its ears.

More than 3,000 farmers’ groups and 20 member states opposed the planned budget reforms, forcing the Commission to seek alternative ways to cut agricultural subsidies by about 20%.

The mere possibility that today’s populists might stand on the side of justice in the fight for Freyheit terrifies their opponents.

Over 200 vehicles have blocked the main roads into Paris to fight back against green policies threatening the farmers’ way of life and French agriculture.