science

Three years in and Brexit has little tangible to offer beyond blue passports. But the drawbacks are already happening and will get worse.

BBC Today presenter counters arguments by top scientist with dangerous rubbish about funding science from £39bn Brexit divorce bill.

Brexit will be a huge blow to UK research funding and British scientific leadership. “No deal” will make things even worse.

Survey of staff by the Francis Crick Institute shows no one trusts the government to deliver a decent deal for the cutting edge UK research.

This week’s European Council summit won’t move Brexit talks forward, thanks to deadlock over Irish border, security and science.

Hawking opposed Brexit during referendum, then urged tackling social inequality and NHS crisis after vote. Brexit makes both harder.

Government half accepts we’ll end with worse deal on science than we currently have. This is crying shame since we're now a leader.

Fear of confronting Brexiters over ECJ and budget payments keeps government from painting positive picture of future UK-EU relations.

Treasury commitment to continue funding for science projects agreed before this autumn and for farmers until 2020 isn’t good enough.

The government needs to offer assurances, and funding, if it is to keep scientific research onshore. The uncertainty is already hurting.

Press claims EU red tape keeps cancer-fighting drug from patients. Manufacturer delays and UK’s value for money concerns are bigger hurdles.

Vote Leave say that Brexit would give us the fiscal firepower needed to save the NHS. They’re wrong.