Theresa May addresses business leaders at the CBI conference

The video discusses the UK's strategy to become a leader in science and technology post-Brexit. It highlights the need for sustainable immigration, increased investment in research and development, and support for innovative firms through tax incentives. The government plans to launch a new industrial strategy challenge fund and a patient capital review to address investment barriers. Emphasis is placed on scaling up startups and leveraging government procurement to drive innovation.

What measures are being taken to ensure that Britain remains a leading place for scientists and innovators?

How does the government plan to support the commercialization of research in Britain?

In what ways does the government intend to enhance support for innovative firms through the tax system?

What is the significance of the proposed patient capital review?

What role does government procurement play in fostering innovation according to the text?