Clarkson fears for future of Diddly Squat farm

Jeremy Clarkson has expressed serious concerns about the future of his Diddly Squat farm due to new UK land policies. He criticized the Planning & Infrastructure Bill, which allows local authorities to buy land at its current value, potentially harming farmers financially. Clarkson compared the bill to land seizures in Zimbabwe, warning it could lead to the decline of British farming. He highlighted the low compensation farmers might receive and fears that local councils could take over farms like his. Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner defended the bill, stating it aims to boost housing and infrastructure. However, many in rural communities are worried, especially with upcoming inheritance tax changes affecting farmers.