Konvoi Tractor Demonstran Petani Serbu PM Inggris Yang Tinjau Program Bangun 1.5 Juta Rumah Di London

Illustration of a tractor. (Unsplash-Paddy Podhod)

JAKARTA - British Prime Minister (PM) Keir Starmer was attacked by farmer demonstrators while reviewing the program of 1.5 million houses targeted by the Labor Party to be completed by the end of parliamentary term in 2029.

Starmer saw firsthand the construction of housing in the Milton Keynes area, north London, accompanied by Deputy PM and Housing Minister Angela Rayner on Thursday 13 February.

As Starmer chatted with project workers, about a dozen convoy tractors approached the UK PM's visit. The tractor Klakson of the satut demonstrators reads to divert Starmer's activities.

This action is a series of protests by farmers over budget changes for inheritance taxes in the UK.

One of the demonstrators' farmers, Richard Miles, admitted that he was willing to travel from Welford, Northamptonshire, to Milton Keynes for his voice to be heard.

"We didn't listen at all, that's why we felt we had to come and meet him (Starmer) in person," Miles told Metro.co.uk.

As a result of this protest from farmers, Starmer's activities in Milton Keynes were shortened. Starmer's schedule to talk to media crews on a housing project in north London was abolished.

When Starmer's entourage left the scene, the demonstrators shouted: "Just talk to us".

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is indeed "gacor" talking to the public regarding the affordable housing development program for the public.

The British government controlled by the Labor Party has had an ambitious target of building 1.5 million new homes during the parliamentary period.

Today, Starmer revealed several housing development projects have been approved, such as one project in London with a target construction of nearly 4,000 homes, including two primary schools, health centers, local businesses, and new riverside parks.

Starmer said there were more than 100 incoming proposals from across the country to create a "New City" for the next generation.