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Oxford University spin-out Oxbotica, which is developing self-driving technology, is among companies which has received funding from the UK government. The company is shown testing a Renault-based autonomous vehicle outside London.

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Anna Hirtenstein

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LONDON -- Britain is stepping up its plans to be a leader in self-driving cars.

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