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Environment secretary tells farmers it is 'hard to be sorry for trying to make UK's economy work'

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Environment secretary tells farmers it is 'hard to be sorry for trying to make UK's economy work'Environment secretary Steve Reed said it is "hard to be sorry for trying to make the country's economy work" as he spoke to farmers for the first time since the budget.
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Environment secretary insists "most farms won't be affected" 01:07

Environment secretary Steve Reed has insisted "only around 500 farms will be affected" by the new family farm tax. The plans to impose inheritance tax on farms worth more than £1 million have sparked fury among rural communities, with thousands of farmers descending upon Westminster on Tuesday in...

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