this market town is in the heart of the cotswolds.e is plenty of support, though some feel the issue is more complicated. it is pitiful what most of them earn. they think they are riding around in posh cars but they are not. you can be asset rich but cash poor and i believe that is what farmers are. we need our taxes to pay for the terrible i state of the country, - so, yes, all of us should pay taxes, also farmers. but i do understand there are people who are investing in land _ who are not doing it - because they love the land, they are doing it because they are making money. | so there are people here actually buying land specifically to avoid inheritance tax? i don't think that is right, the question is how do you differentiate between the two? we are paying more into everything. we're trying to buy a house where everything is changing, so i guess it's difficult. where do you draw the line as to who starts paying more and who doesn't pay more? the views of some of the people i spoke to in cirencester today. among the protestors wa

this market town is in the heart of the cotswolds.me feel the issue is more complicated. it's pitiful what most of them earn. they think they're riding around in posh cars but they're not. you can be asset rich and cash poor and i believe that is what farmers are. we need our taxes to pay for the terrible i state of the country, - so, yes, all of us should pay taxes, also farmers. but i do understand there are people who are investing in land _ who are not doing it - because they love the land, they're doing it because| they are making money. we are paying more into everything. we're trying to buy a house where everything is changing, so i guess it's difficult. where do you draw the line as to who starts paying more and who doesn't pay more? the views in cirencester there. this farm with its 200 strong beef cattle is all owned by david barton. he grew up here. it has been in his family since 1913. he says that his farm is worth around £5 million in assets. but that it doesn't actually make much money year on year. he wants to continue

and lots of them have been also proved by cotswold, by animals in that area because it's quite hot for civil defense and for light emergency. what? cuz to reach that area, as it is very minutes require hope, the drugs are actively operating the a new explosion. by the way we can hear right now a now is it goes to mind or another rides, a refugee come. the situation is getting much moved was a civilians, helpful? so it says that there are a number of it is very critical to have lands that in its every result. it could be a sign of potential confrontations are taking place that we have multiple protests on the side of the patient, full synthetic, authentic. it's really interesting to hear that you can so clearly hear these exceptions that you say are around 8 kilometers away. thank you very much for that thought excited. a couple of them with the lasers. live in bed. all the bala and central gaza. it's a 5 month old baby is baby boy, is among these 26 people killed in his way the strikes on on the side of the refugee camp of a nice a correspondent, hunting my food, went to the move with

the cotswolds. one of those people being ellen degeneres and wicked joins gladiator two at the box office. but will they be breaking any records? stephanie takyi will be joining us to find out . it's a takyi will be joining us to find out. it's a good question. i find the cotswolds thing really interesting. so all of these us celebrities, they don't like the result of the us election . they result of the us election. they don't want to see another trump presidency thinking we're going to up sticks and head to the cotswolds. the thing is, by moving , doesn't change the fact moving, doesn't change the fact that donald trump is still the president. it doesn't. it's not resolving anything . they just resolving anything. they just feel like they're they're escaping. they don't have to experience it themselves. so america ferrera, who's the ugly betty actress ellen degeneres. james corden has come home. i thought he was already here. he was already here. yeah . where was already here. yeah. where would yo

saw, of course, will hutton of who made a fortune and bought a large stately home in the in the cotswoldse back of his thatcher book. one of us, i think it was called or something like that. under the state we're in and he's he's saying that he's actually relishing it. he's not saying, oh, they'll be fine . not saying, oh, they'll be fine. he's actually looking forward to farmers having to sell up and these farms falling into the hands of i don't know, new entrepreneurs with, you know, who want to farm lentils or something. >> well, they see they see young people are going to come in and it's going to rejuvenate farming. but i'm not i'm not sure that that didn't work really well in zimbabwe . really well in zimbabwe. >> buying my first flat. it's not that easy to buy property , not that easy to buy property, buy a farm instead. well, apparently yeah. >> i have a young person who lives with me. he would rather not buy a farm. i think he would rather stick with the other things i think is extraordinary. >> is that thousands of farmers are potentially coming to london. it's not easy to have

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you drive through the cotswolds, devon, dorset, it is hardly deprivation.lk to the countryside and there are tractors, six, seven, eight disused cars, oil spilling everywhere, plastic. a lot of farmers don't look after the land. where were the farmers when the mines closed? nowhere. they were out there, ignoring what was going on around them. and then finally, look what happened when tony blair was elected. the farmers came out on the streets, they blocked the roads, protesting against so—called fuel, when it was just a political gesture because they didn't like the banning of fox hunting. in a way, i think labour are just of fox hunting. in a way, i think labour arejust getting of fox hunting. in a way, i think labour are just getting revenge of fox hunting. in a way, i think labour arejust getting revenge now. they bided their time, 11 or 12 years, and now farmers are getting hit, and my heart is bleeding! laughter well, who wants to respond? i will. i think well, who wants to respond? i will. i think that — well, who wants to respond? i will. i think tha