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Thousands claiming no wrongdoing after being accused of cheating English language test
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February 24, 2024
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2:41Now PlayingThere was clear evidence that some students had scammed the system by getting others to take the English test on their behalf, however, thousands claimed they were wrongly accused by the Home Office and now they've spent the last decade trying to clear their name.
#politics #homeoffice #englishlanguage
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