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While farming families have had to struggle for months with the consequences of impending taxation reforms, HMRC has praised the role of an analyst who helped ministers bring forward the proposed legislation

The latest sale reports from around the auction rings, including at Carlisle, Thirsk, Lanark and Market Drayton

Livestock numbers took a hit at this year's Royal Welsh due to bluetongue movement restrictions, but competition in the rings was still fierce

Could young farmers walk away from the sector due to IHT?

The show and sale of Suffolk Sheep on behalf of the Scottish Area Branch saw an 84% clearance rate with six prices crossing the five-figure barrier to a top of 40,000gns

Despite years of campaigning, farming continues to be the most dangerous industry in the UK and Ireland

Defra Secretary Steve Reed said British farming has a bright future, but can Labour overcome IHT's burden on generational family farms?

The Government says fund will close as soon as cap is hit as it also reveals long-awaited opening date for Countryside Stewardship Higher Tier

Law firm Wedlake Bell said Inheritance Tax changes could also penalise vulnerable families and those without the means to undertake complex estate planning

Results from the ringside of the Royal Welsh Show.