Sir Terry Wogan's son has said the absence of buyers for his father's £3.75 million family home is "indicative of where we are as a country".

Mark Wogan criticised the law requiring inheritance tax to be paid within six months of a death or face interest charges, stating: "I think if dad was alive, he would be thinking, 'Well, why did I go to all the trouble of making sure I handed over a debt free asset to my family?'".

The property in Taplow, Buckinghamshire, which enjoys views of Windsor Castle, has been listed since November but hasn't attracted a single viewing.

The BBC Radio 2 legend purchased the home in 1975 and bequeathed it to his wife Lady Helen upon his death in 2016.

Lady Helen passed away last year, leaving it to their children, but the tax burden is so substantial they

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