Nearly 7 in 10 Britons oppose Labour's plans to weaken English language tests for migrants by replacing in-person exams with Duolingo-style online assessments

Nearly 7 in 10 Britons oppose Labour's plans to weaken English language tests for migrants by replacing in-person exams with Duolingo-style online assessments

The Home Office has advertised a new £816million contract which will see in-person, invigilated tests replaced with online exams which critics say would be vulnerable to cheating.

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