Science policy

The UK will endeavour to continue in an EU science programme after Brexit.

The future scientific relationship is the European Research Council's biggest challenge, new head says.

Boris Johnson hails the UK as "open to the most talented minds" with quicker route in for scientists.

The first figures emerge demonstrating that Brexit uncertainty has adversely affected UK research.

Boris Johnson wants a new fast-track visa system to attract leading scientists to work in the UK.

Wellcome Trust chairwoman warns Boris Johnson that Britain will lose out if it "amputates" the EU.

The Royal Society tells the Tory leadership candidates the UK collaborates more with the EU than the US.

Jeremy Hunt and Boris Johnson are urged to make a pledge to put scientific research at the heart of their economic policy.

£20bn boost is needed to achieve the government's vision of a science-led economy, according to a study.

New science funding initiatives are accused of pandering to political imperatives.

The Future Circular Collider could be Europe's £20bn successor to the existing Large Hadron Collider.

Science needs the "flow of people and ideas across borders", they tell Brexit negotiators.

The European Commission sets out how it wants to spend €100bn (£87bn) on science in the next EU budget.

The Prime Minister makes the strongest commitment yet to "fully associate" the UK with the EU's £68bn research programme post-Brexit.