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The Tories have pledged to raise the minimum age at which non-EU nationals can come to Britain to marry, to 21.
Shadow minister Damien Green said they should also pass an English test, to cut the number of young spouses unable to integrate into British society.
The government said the Tory plans mirrored its own proposals and they were just "catching up with our ideas".
A Tory spokesman said their plan was a firm policy and there was "no sign" of anything as concrete from Labour.
Under the Tory plans, prospective spouses, and their sponsors, would be interviewed separately by immigration officials.
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The aim is to stop young girls being taken abroad under false pretences and forced into marriage.