Queen wants the UK to be a ‘world leader in the digital economy’ as she outlines aims for driverless cars, drones and a UK spaceport
The Queen on Wednesday morning (18 May) set down a waypoint in a speech largely championing new technological and digital progress, saying she wants the UK to be a world leader in the digital economy” and for Britain’s competitiveness in the sector to improve.
Touching down upon roughly 21 bills as part of a wider mission statement for the country, she said “legislation will be introduced to ensure Britain has the infrastructure that businesses need to grow,” urging the need for measures that “will be brought forward so every household has the right to access high-speed broadband”.
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Source: The Drum
