Farmers protesting against the government’s controversial inheritance tax changes for farms in Westminster were met with confirmation from No.10 that there will be no U-turn on the policy. Despite farmers’ concerns that the changes will lead to many farms going out of business, the government remains steadfast in its decision, citing the need to fill a financial gap and pledging £5 billion in support for farmers. The National Farmers Union expressed worries about the potential human impact of the policy, with concerns raised about elderly farmers possibly taking drastic measures due to the new inheritance tax rules.
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Plans for £1,200,000,000,000 city stretching 105 miles just got a heck of a lot less ambitious
Saudi Arabia's ambitious £1.2 trillion project, The Line, aims to create a mirror-clad megacity stretching 105 miles to house nine million people, but is currently under evaluation for feasibility due to financial strains. Critics raise concerns about its environmental impact and displacement of local tribes, while construction has already begun with significant groundwork laid in the desert. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Saudi Arabia is planning to build a huge futuristic city called...
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