Prime Minister Cameron wants GM crops grown in Britain

The following is an edited excerpt.

David Cameron has given the clearest signal yet that the government wants to see controversial genetically-modified crops grown across the country.The Prime Minister told a conference of entrepreneurs that Britain needs to take a ‘really good look again’ at its policy on GM food if it is to prove it is a ‘pro-science’ country.

Read the full story here: Now Cameron backs genetically modified crops to prove Britain is pro-science

 


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