This is your farming in week daily news update from Farmers guardian. Today, we focus on Clarkson’s Farm and Inheritance Tax, Reuben Owen's new farming show returns for a second series, and vegans use drones to spy on farmers.

The Government was recently asked how it is protecting farmers from being 'spied' on by vegans

Channel 5's Reuben Owen: Life in the Dales is back for a brand new season

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed farmers will have to wait to see how the show tackles Rachel Reeves' bombshell of Inheritance Tax reforms on farming and rural communities

Glastonbury and Somerton MP Sarah Dyke has written exclusively for Farmers Guardian on the vital role of small abattoirs to farming communities and why they need Government support to stay open

The Environment Agency has reflected on why farm inspections are important and why farmers should see them as ways to identify areas of improvement

Analysis from Quality Meat Scotland has revealed the UK may need to import 124,000 tonnes of beef to fill a projected 8% drop in production by 2030 if it does not invest in beef production

Daera's plans to reform the Nutrients Action Programme and improve water quality have been described by UFU as a 'backdoor attempt' to reduce flocks and herds with increased layers of regulation

Morrisons said the sponsorship highlights its ongoing commitment to back British farming

Waitrose has joined Aldi in pledging to maintain the high quality standards set by British farmers amid uncertainty from US exports heading to the UK