Jeremy Clarkson is to join rebel farmers next week at a protest against the Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s tractor tax. The former Top Gear presenter, who has won plaudits for showing the realities of agricultural life on his TV series Clarkson’s Farm,

Jeremy Clarkson has ditched plans to demonstrate in London against a new tax imposed on farmers by the Government. From April 2026, inherited agricultural assets worth more than £1 million will be liable to the inheritance tax at 20 per cent. This is half the usual rate. The assets were previously exempt from the levy.

Outspoken TV personality Jeremy Clarkson is preparing to join thousands of British farmers in a protest at Westminster next week. The rally has been organised for Tuesday, November 19, in response to the recent changes to inheritance tax laws under Chancellor Rachel Reeves.

Jeremy Clarkson, 64, (pictured) who runs Diddly Squat Farm, is in talks with organisers to give a speech at the demonstration, it is understood.