Parliament

George Freeman, Minister for Science, Research and Innovation, responds to an Adjournment Debate on BioYorkshire and the UK biosciences economy.

George Freeman, Minister for Science, Research and Innovation, responds to the Second Reading debate of the Nuclear Energy (Financing) Bill which sets out a new funding model for future nuclear power stations in the UK.

George Freeman, Minister for Science, Research and Innovation, responds to a Westminster Hall debate on two e-petitions, the first calling for animal testing in the UK to be banned, and the second for the phasing-out of animal experiments.

George Freeman, Minister for Science, Research and Innovation, responds to a Westminster Hall debate on the future impact of artificial intelligence on the economy and society.

George Freeman MP, Minister for Science, Research and Innovation, responds to questions from MPs.

George Freeman highlights the post-Brexit opportunity to liberate our entrepreneurs and our innovators from bureaucratic red tape.

George Freeman welcomes measures in the Queen’s Speech that set out a framework for the UK to lead in innovation across new sectors such as life sciences, clinical trials, digital health, agri-tech, nutraceuticals, the decarbonisation of transport, mobility as a service, satellites, and scale-up finance in the City.

George Freeman calls on the Government to take the opportunity of regulatory freedom post-Brexit to better integrate our aid and trade by using variable tariffs to incentivise high-quality production, and UK aid to support tech transfer of UK agritech and clean tech to help developing nations tackle the challenges of sustainable agriculture and development.

George Freeman calls for investment in the key growth sectors of bioscience, AI, nutraceuticals and space to drive an innovation-led covid recovery and, to support local regeneration, local regeneration corporations - place-based public-private partnerships to drive transformational local change.