Renters' Rights Bill Aims to Reshape Rental Laws

A new law called the Renters' Rights Bill is coming that changes how renting works.

It will make it harder for landlords to kick tenants out without a good reason.

Instead of fixed-term leases, you'll have ongoing rentals.

Landlords can only raise rent once a year and can't have bidding wars.

Also, there will be a database of landlords and a service to help tenants with complaints.

Some landlords worry these changes might raise rents, but the government says it makes renting fairer and safer.