British farmers drive tractors past parliament in London in protest over the government's plan to impose an inheritance tax for agricultural businesses. It marks the latest angry objection by farmers in response to changes in the Labour government's October budget, which they say threatens the agricultural sector and food production. "We are not going to pay the inheritance tax. Listen. Listen to the people before you go cold and hungry and it will happen," a Welsh farmer tells the crowd to cheers outside Prime Minister Keir Starmer's Downing Street office. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES