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Why did Morrisons seek an injunction from protests taking place at its distribution centres?

A group of Young Farmers were given the opportunity to take their fight for the future of farming straight to Parliament

Farmers Guardian editor Olivia Midgley's take on this week's top farming news stories

The retailer has joined Morrisons, Asda and Booths in calling for a full consultation on changes to Agricultural Property Relief

Pressure continues to mount on the Prime Minister and Chancellor Rachel Reeves to consult with farmers on the Autumn Budget

CAAV secretary and adviser Jeremy Moody said: "Our calculations point to the first decade of the proposed policy ending with 89,500 farming taxpayers liable for Inheritance Tax on their farm assets"

Tenant Farmers Association said they have only been allowed one ‘short' meeting with the Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury, with the Chancellor herself ‘no where to be seen'

"We need the UK Government to stop, reset, reflect, and properly engage and consult on an alternative approach – one that does not have deep, unintended consequences for the future of farming"

Opposition parties vow to fight on to protect UK farmers

Group warns Chancellor Rachel Reeves she has 14 days to reverse family farm tax