Brexit: government plans £ 15bn scientific fund amid EU-UK scientific dispute

In an interview with BBC Politics East, Freeman, who is also a Member of Parliament for Mid Norfolk, said: “Unfortunately, the EU has broken the agreement we negotiated with them as part of the business continuity agreement – the agreement of Brexit – which would be members of Horizon, Copernicus and Euratom, the three major European science programs … and unfortunately they have blocked us [from joining].

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