This week the renters’ rights bill returns to the House of Commons for its final debate.

But in a country where tenants are spending around 40% of their income on rent, amidst an increasingly inflating housing market - does the bill go far enough?

Anoosh Chakelian is joined by the New Statesman's business editor Will Dunn, and director of the Renters' Reform Coalition Tom Darling.

Read: Landlords are a brake on growth

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In Britain's broken housing market, does the Renters' Rights Bill go far enough?

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In Britain's broken housing market, does the Renters' Rights Bill go far enough?