Labour accuse Jeremy Clarkson of being ‘rude’ and ‘aggressive’ as BBC Newsnight descends into chaos while guests clash over farmer protest and Top Gear star
A row broke out on BBC’s Newsnight over Jeremy Clarkson’s appearance at the farmers’ ‘tractor tax’ protest in London after his angry interview with presenter Victoria Derbyshire. Former Labour minister Jim Murphy condemned former Top Gear host Clarkson as ‘rude’ and ‘aggressive’ – but ex-Conservative party chairman Sir Jake Berry hit back, defending him. They clashed on last night’s BBC2 show which was presented by Derbyshire just hours after she had questioned Clarkson at the demonstration in central London.
Moment Angela Rayner refuses to rule out MORE hikes to inheritance tax while standing in for Starmer at PMQs – dismissing ‘scaremongering’ about hit to farmers
Angela Rayner faced a backlash for refusing to rule out more hikes to inheritance tax today as she dismissed the outcry from farmers. Standing in for Keir Starmer at PMQs, Ms Rayner hit out at ‘scaremongering’ over how many will be hit by the Budget raid. Despite the huge protest by desperate farmers in Westminster yesterday, the Housing Secretary insisted the ‘vast majority’ will be able to hand down their estates tax-free.
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