CGT on house share sold in probate

A husband & wife hold a house in equal shares as tenants in common. The husband dies, leaving his half to his adult children (of a former marriage) but granting a 'right to remain' in the house to his surviving wife. She dies 5 years later, allowing the house to be sold and his share to be distributed according to his will; likewise her half share by her will. The house has risen in value over the 5 years since the husband's death. When the executors/trustees sell the house, is there any CGT to settle before distribution, or is it exempt?

Hi rmc22,
There will be Capital Gains Tax to pay as the value has increased since the father died.
Please see:
Report and pay your Capital Gains Tax
Thank you.