The prime minister is facing protests from hundreds of angry farmers in north Wales as he addresses the Welsh Labour conference today

PM Keir Starmer doubled down on the plans and said in most cases the changes to inheritance tax for farmerswill not kick in unless the land being handed down is worth £3million

Farmers protest outside Welsh Labour conference as Starmer defends Budget - The Prime Minister praised the election of 27 MPs in July, making Wales a ‘Tory-free zone’.

Keir Starmer has been slammed after failing to address protesting farmers’ concerns over Labour’s changes to inheritance tax this weekend. Hundreds of demonstrating farmers gathered outside the Welsh Labour conference as the prime minister was speaking on Saturday, holding signs which read “enough is enough” and “no farmers no food”.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Saturday he would defend decisions taken in his new Labour government's first budget "all day long", while farmers protested over changes to inheritance tax.

Hundreds of farmers, many in tractors, gathered in Wales on Saturday to protest against UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his government's decision to change inheritance tax rules for farms.

Farmers staged a protest against Labour’s inheritance tax increase with a huge tractor convoy. Farmers unhappy with the changes unveiled in Rachel Reeves’ first budget gathered with tractors outside the Welsh Labour conference venue in Llandundo,