London, United Kingdom - November 26, 2025 X user Sam B filmed the defiant rumble of the UK’s farmers’ protest in central London on November 26, 2025, as rural anger collided with urban authority during Budget Day. The video shows a chaotic intersection near Trafalgar Square, where a convoy of oversized tractors has halted the morning rush. Shot from a low street-level angle, the footage captures massive tires and flashing amber lights dominating a junction packed with sedans and double-decker buses. Green John Deere and red Massey Ferguson tractors sit nose-to-tail across the zebra crossing and bike lane. One flies a Union Jack from its cab beside a “Back British Farming” banner, while another displays a “Fools Vote Labour” placard in the autumn breeze. Protesters link the message to fury over Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ proposed “Family Farm Tax,” a 20% inheritance levy on agricultural assets above £1 million starting April 2026. To the left, a yellow JCB digger idles with its arm raised like a protest fist. A white delivery van and a black cab sit frozen at red lights. In the foreground, a cyclist on a folding bike weaves past the tractors, helmet tilted, reflecting the shock of everyday commuters. As the camera pans right, scooters buzz along the pavement, a red double-decker is dwarfed by farm machinery, and high-vis workers wave their arms amid bundled-up protesters, some carrying St. George’s Cross flags. Engines hum low while distant horns echo through the standoff. The backdrop features ornate Victorian buildings, bare autumn trees, and old cast-iron streetlamps glowing under gray skies. A blue “Keep Left” sign is half-hidden behind the gridlock. Faint chants of “No Farmers, No Food” rise over the raw audio. Over a dozen tractors pushed into Trafalgar Square despite a last-minute Metropolitan Police ban on agricultural vehicles. At least eight arrests followed, including a farmer dressed as Father Christmas hauling a spruce tree, while Reform UK pledged to cover legal costs. Posted among a wave of convoy clips from the M4, the video captures machines built for fields turning London’s commute into a pointed demonstration against a budget farmers say puts them on “the naughty list.”