Jeremy Clarkson, 64, joined fellow farmers on Tuesday in London to protest about the so-called 'tractor tax' that the Labour government is implementing. He was left in hot water when BBC journalist Victoria Derbyshire asked him: "Is it not about you? About your farm because you bought a farm to avoid inheritance tax?"

The former Top Gear presenter has called on the government to admit it "made a mistake" and scrap its decision to impose an inheritance tax on some farmers, as thousands took to the streets of Westminster to oppose 'Starmer the farmer harmer'.