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Music Londoners are used to protests, but not like the one that brought the capital to a standstill on Tuesday.

Over 10,000 farmers came from all over Britain.

Some had driven through the night on their tractors and arrived bleary-eyed in dirty wellies.

Others wore waterproof jackets with the slogan, Starmer, the Farmer, harmer. A few were carrying crates of cauliflower and bags of potatoes to be donated to food banks.

All were furious.

I am the fourth generation of my farm and my father worked until he was 84.

Farmers don't retire, they work hard.

And we took over 15 years ago when my father died,

and we have children and grandchildren,

and I was hoping that they would carry on the tradition.

But with this inheritance tax, we probably won't be able to.

Inside Parliament,

1,800 farmers were lobbying their MPs.

They want to stop the government imposing

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