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By
James Fisher
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A tractor rumbles past Number 10 Downing Street ahead of the protest on Whitehall.
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People brought their own signs.
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Younger protestors on toy tractors also voiced their displeasure on the changes to Inheritance Tax.
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And the inclement weather was no issue for the farming community.
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Tractors on Westminster Bridge pass the Houses of Parliament on their way to Parliament Square.
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Thousands line the street of Whitehall to listen to speakers such as Jeremy Clarkson, Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch and Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey.
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Even dogs made the journey to the capital to voice their displeasure.
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The message is simple.
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