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Hello, welcome to this Moneybox Live podcast. The number of people renting across England,

Wales and Scotland has more than doubled in the last decade. And it's a similar picture

in Northern Ireland, where the number is up almost two-thirds in the last decade. And it's a similar picture in Northern Ireland where the number is up almost two-thirds

in the last 20 years.

So what does that mean for the finances of those renters?

And what are your rights?

Across the BBC this week, we're looking at how the rental market is working for you

as part of our rental health series.

And in what I think is technically called a mash-up,

I'm joined today by Winifred Robinson, who presents Radio 4's consumer program, you and yours.

Winifred, welcome to Moneybox Live. Well, I'll say what the guests always say these days. Thank you for

having me. It's a pleasure to have you. But you've actually been looking at rental issues

on you and yours today. What did you find out?

Well, we had loads and loads of stories from our listeners, from renters, from landlords.

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