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Indian Students Urge UK PM Rishi Sunak To Act Over English Test Scandal
A group of international students, including many from India, have delivered a petition to British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak urging him to act against the "unjust" revocation of their visas following an English test scandal.
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Long Covid Affects Up To 1 In 7 Children Months After Infection: Study
As many as 1 in 7 children may have symptoms linked to the coronavirus months after testing positive for COVID-19, the authors of an English study on long COVID in adolescents said on Wednesday.
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Premier League: Fans To Return To The Stadiums For Final Two Matchdays This Season
Premier League: Under the UK government's roadmap out of lockdown, crowds of up 10,000 or 25 percent of capacity will be permitted in the stadiums from May 17 this season.
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Indian Students Appeal To UK Prime Minister In Historic English Test Visa Row
Several Indian students are among over 200 overseas student signatories of a letter delivered to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson at Downing Street in London on Thursday, seeking justice in the wake of being accused of cheating in a compulsory English language test six years ago.
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Indian Students Appeal To UK PM In Historic English Test Visa Row
Several Indian students are among over 200 overseas student signatories of a letter delivered to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson at Downing Street in London on Thursday, seeking justice in the wake of being accused of cheating in a compulsory English language test six years ago.
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Return Of Sports Fans To English Stadiums On Hold: UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson
Professional sport, including the Premier League and Test cricket, has largely been played behind closed doors since it returned in United Kingdom.
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Ola Officially Launches Services in London, Assures Drivers Have Passed Spoken English Test
Indian cab hailing company Ola on Monday went live in London. The platform is fully operational with three categories: Comfort, Comfort XL and Exec ride classes. The firm has over 25,000 drivers registered on the platform, bringing scale to its London operations immediately.
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No TOEFL, IELTS For Doctors, Nurses To Practice In UK
Doctors, nurses, dentists and mid-wives who wish to practice in the UK will no longer have to appear for English language tests like TOEFL and IELTS as the country will now accept scores of Occupational English Test (OET).
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Indian Students Accused Of Cheating In Visa Test Take Plea To Sajid Javid
Hundreds of overseas students, many of them from India, caught up in a visa row involving compulsory English tests, on Thursday appealed to UK Home Secretary Sajid Javid to address the matter, claiming that they were unfairly accused of cheating in the tests.
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England to Host Their First Day-Night Test Against West Indies
Given that the English cricket season also coincides with the UK's longest daylight hours, questions have also been raised about whether there's much to be gained from having a floodlit Test in the country
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Indian Doctors In UK Seek Tailored English Language Tests
The UK's largest representative body for Indian-origin doctors today said English language tests must be designed differently for Indian medicos, focusing mainly on communication skills and practical use which relate to patient's safety.
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Uber Takes Legal Action Over New Rules in London
Uber said it backed drivers being able to speak English but the proposed tests were too rigorous.
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UK Unveils Migrant Language Tests - With A Spelling Mistake
Britain's Home Office was left red-faced today after unveiling new English tests for migrants -- but misspelling the word "language" in its announcement.
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ETS to No Longer Provide English Tests for UK Visa
Dealing a blow to many visa aspirants especially students, British authorities have said global testing giant ETS will no longer offer TOEFL and TOEIC tests for UK visa-granting purposes, in the wake of a recent controversy.
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Indian Students Urge UK PM Rishi Sunak To Act Over English Test Scandal
A group of international students, including many from India, have delivered a petition to British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak urging him to act against the "unjust" revocation of their visas following an English test scandal.
-
Long Covid Affects Up To 1 In 7 Children Months After Infection: Study
As many as 1 in 7 children may have symptoms linked to the coronavirus months after testing positive for COVID-19, the authors of an English study on long COVID in adolescents said on Wednesday.
-
Premier League: Fans To Return To The Stadiums For Final Two Matchdays This Season
Premier League: Under the UK government's roadmap out of lockdown, crowds of up 10,000 or 25 percent of capacity will be permitted in the stadiums from May 17 this season.
-
Indian Students Appeal To UK Prime Minister In Historic English Test Visa Row
Several Indian students are among over 200 overseas student signatories of a letter delivered to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson at Downing Street in London on Thursday, seeking justice in the wake of being accused of cheating in a compulsory English language test six years ago.
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Indian Students Appeal To UK PM In Historic English Test Visa Row
Several Indian students are among over 200 overseas student signatories of a letter delivered to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson at Downing Street in London on Thursday, seeking justice in the wake of being accused of cheating in a compulsory English language test six years ago.
-
Return Of Sports Fans To English Stadiums On Hold: UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson
Professional sport, including the Premier League and Test cricket, has largely been played behind closed doors since it returned in United Kingdom.
-
Ola Officially Launches Services in London, Assures Drivers Have Passed Spoken English Test
Indian cab hailing company Ola on Monday went live in London. The platform is fully operational with three categories: Comfort, Comfort XL and Exec ride classes. The firm has over 25,000 drivers registered on the platform, bringing scale to its London operations immediately.
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No TOEFL, IELTS For Doctors, Nurses To Practice In UK
Doctors, nurses, dentists and mid-wives who wish to practice in the UK will no longer have to appear for English language tests like TOEFL and IELTS as the country will now accept scores of Occupational English Test (OET).
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Indian Students Accused Of Cheating In Visa Test Take Plea To Sajid Javid
Hundreds of overseas students, many of them from India, caught up in a visa row involving compulsory English tests, on Thursday appealed to UK Home Secretary Sajid Javid to address the matter, claiming that they were unfairly accused of cheating in the tests.
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England to Host Their First Day-Night Test Against West Indies
Given that the English cricket season also coincides with the UK's longest daylight hours, questions have also been raised about whether there's much to be gained from having a floodlit Test in the country
-
Indian Doctors In UK Seek Tailored English Language Tests
The UK's largest representative body for Indian-origin doctors today said English language tests must be designed differently for Indian medicos, focusing mainly on communication skills and practical use which relate to patient's safety.
-
Uber Takes Legal Action Over New Rules in London
Uber said it backed drivers being able to speak English but the proposed tests were too rigorous.
-
UK Unveils Migrant Language Tests - With A Spelling Mistake
Britain's Home Office was left red-faced today after unveiling new English tests for migrants -- but misspelling the word "language" in its announcement.
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ETS to No Longer Provide English Tests for UK Visa
Dealing a blow to many visa aspirants especially students, British authorities have said global testing giant ETS will no longer offer TOEFL and TOEIC tests for UK visa-granting purposes, in the wake of a recent controversy.
