Migrants will be allowed to sit their British citizenship tests online rather than at a test centre – raising fears of cheating.
The Home Office is spending £110million turning its in-person exam into one that applicants can sit from home.
The Life in the UK Test (LITUK) is given to immigrants wanting to become citizens and is an opportunity to demonstrate a knowledge of British values, laws and history.
Multiple-choice questions include ones like: ‘Who was the King of England at the time of the Norman invasion in 1066?’
Applicants must be physically present at one of the 30 test centres around the country
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