Labour has promised a "consumer rights
revolution" for renters in England if it wins the general election, with
the introduction of new legal standards for rented homes. Landlords who fail to
meet the "tougher" minimum standards would face fines of up to
£100,000, Labour said. The proposals include requirements for safe wiring and
appliances, freedom from damp and general good repair. But the Conservatives
said the plan could increase people's rent. Read more on the BBC website.
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