内容摘要：or Silicon Valley billionaires who think more welfare support, even a universal basic income, is going to be necessary?

or Silicon Valley billionaires who think more welfare support, even a universal basic income, is going to be necessary?

But Rachel Fife who farms at Chathill said "it's not just about inheritance tax"."I'm a tenant farmer so that's not going to directly affect me but there are so many changes in the Budget that people don't realise.

"There are payments being removed, extra taxes, it's all putting pressure on an industry already struggling."Ben Leyland, who farms near Belford, said the changes are "absolutely criminal"."We have to stand up and protest because they are coming after people who simply cannot afford to give what they are asking," he added.

Northumberland County councillors debated a motion put forward by Conservative Mark Mather calling on the government to rethink its policies, which was backed by a majority of members.A government spokesperson said the reform to Agricultural and Business Property Relief was "fair and balanced, affecting around 500 estates a year".

"It will mean farmers will pay a reduced inheritance tax rate of 20%, rather than the standard 40% for other businesses, and payments can be spread over 10 years, interest-free."

Residents of a Surrey village saw their gardens submerged in sewage and dirty toilet paper after heavy rain during Storm Bert caused drains to overflow.The tree-planting has begun on what would have been Ms Robson's 40th birthday.

The mother-of-one became addicted to heroin when she was 15 having suffered trauma and abuse as a child.She died at Bridge House Mission in Stockton in July 2020.

Dr Robson said she left her daughter's inquest in 2022 "with a passion and determination" to show women who suffered trauma would engage with services if they were "at the very heart" of them.This led to the creation of Tina's Haven project, which is mainly funded through the National Lottery Community Fund.