Britain’s a long way from becoming a science superpower
Some three years after Britain boasted one of the life-saving Covid-19 vaccines, the UK has yet to fully live up to its promise as science superpower.
By Lisa Pham & Suzi Ring, bloomberg
When Britain produced a Covid-19 vaccine that saved millions of lives, it showed the nation was a world leader in life sciences, according to Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt.
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