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- The UK government will increase public R&D investment, allocating £38.6 billion through UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).
- About £9 billion is directed to artificial intelligence, quantum technologies and engineering biology.
- An additional £8 billion funds research aligned with national priorities and £7 billion supports innovative companies.
- The Global Talent Fund will attract international talent to strengthen the UK's position in global research, according to Science and Technology Secretary Liz Kendall.
