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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 70% of Britons oppose Labour's proposal to replace in-person English language tests for migrants with Duolingo-style online assessments. The plan aims to weaken language requirements for migrants by shifting testing formats.
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