Sir Ed Davey mucked out at a farmyard and handled newborn calves in his latest political stunt over the Government's planned changes to agricultural inheritance tax.The party leader met North Norfolk MP Steff Aquarone and dairy farmers in North Walsham to discuss the proposed changes, which will see land and businesses worth more than £1 million face a 20% levy.The Liberal Democrats have said the Government policy, which essentially scraps an exemption that meant no tax was paid to pass down fam

Sir Ed Davey mucked out at a farmyard and handled newborn calves in his latest political stunt over the Government's planned changes to agricultural inheritance tax.The party leader met North Norfolk MP Steff Aquarone and dairy farmers in North Walsham to discuss the proposed changes, which will see land and businesses worth more than £1 million face a 20% levy.The Liberal Democrats have said the Government policy, which essentially scraps an exemption that meant no tax was paid to pass down family farms, amounts to "throwing farmers to the wolves".