Theresa May vows to make Britain 'go-to' destination for scientists with £2bn R&D boost
Speaking at CBI conference Prime Minister unveils investment for science and research that is set to benefit range of clean tech firms
Prime Minister Theresa May today revealed plans to place the UK at the cutting edge of science and technology research by boosting government R&D funding by an extra £2bn a year by the end of this Parliament....
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