A Welsh Labour MP has called his government's plan to introduce inheritance tax on farms as "the straw that broke the camel's back".

Hundreds of farmers will take part in tractor rallies across the UK on Saturday in protest at inheritance tax changes.

Farmers have taken part in a tractor run across the Humber Bridge to highlight their concerns about government proposals to change inheritance tax rules. There were a series of events and protests held across the UK on Saturday co-ordinated by The National Farmers Union (NFU).

National Farmers' Union stages a series of protests across the East in a National Day of Unity.

Around 75 tractors owned by family farmers gathered for a rally across the Humber Bridge on Saturday. In what was described as a “day of unity”, the Humber Bridge Tractor Run was the latest demonstration by farmers in the region against the government’s proposed changes to inheritance tax.

Lines of tractors take to the roads in inheritance tax change protest - Seven protest runs organised by the Ulster Farmers Union took place across Northern Ireland on Saturday.

Organiser Farmers to Action says about 25 members joined the protest in Exeter.