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The UK Government's plan to raise inheritance tax on farmers is a stab in the back to industry. Having described the policy as "desperate nonsense" before the General Election and now attempting to misleading the public with dodgy treasury statistics, it is clear that there is nothing Labour won't do in pursuit of their socialist ideology. Farmers are the backbone of British society, and unless the Government rightly backtracks on this policy UK farms will fall like dominos and unrest will only continue to grow.