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Have you ever met them? for many tenants, finding out who ultimately receives their rents and is responsible for the repairs and upkeep of their property is a very grey area. well, today, the supreme court has begun hearing a landmark case which could help protect tenants from so—called "ghost landlords" and to determine exactly who and what a landlord is. our correspondentjim connolly has been to meetjess, who struggled to work out who should pay when her flat needed urgent work. which one was that? so it's just this one here. it was in like a general state of disrepair. shared bathroom was...

She scored more than 1,300 runs and took 22 wickets over the season. the icc described her as "as one of the most pleasing batters to watch". england bowler katherine brunt has announced she's extending her retirement. she'll no longer be playing for yorkshire or northern diamonds, although she will feature for trent rockets in the hundred this summer. brunt stepped away from test cricket last year but she's england's leading wicket—taker in one—dayers and t20 internationals and she'll play for england in the t20 world cup next month in south africa. that's all the sport for now. if you re...

American life. >> there's no exaggeration with the word fringe. it was raised in 2000 in bush v. gore and it was almost as an aside in that landmark case. and he could only get two other justices to join this theory to give states more power without checks by the state courts. that idea for two decades went nowhere until in 2020 some of donald trump's supporters pushing it in the courts. four justices, most conservative justices, have expressed an interest in it and opening a pandora's box of complications. i don't think this supreme court is going to go as far as the state of north carolina i...

Win, the "the new york times" victory over nixon in the famous pentagon papers case. that's taught in law schools and often hailed as a bipartisan standard for confronting bipartisan power and abuse. conservatives say the federal government is powerful and you need freedom and support for free actors to check government power. that's how the pentagon papers case has long been thought, but this week senator tom cotton says that case is wrong, and he has plans to limit press freedoms arguing basically the losing side in that landmark case. >> the press unfortunately has a long and sordid history...

Thinks. and that's what the trump era folks thought. but it's also what merrick garland's doj is doing. and you have to ask yourself when you look at a situation like this -- does it all relate? the rising authoritarianism, the attacks on free speech and free reporting and the vilification of people. julian assange is -- by many people. i showed you that. why do they want to you hate the person? why are they making someone out to be a literal enemy of the state? why is merrick garland taking the trump case and pursuing it, and is that good for democracy and freedom? is that good for you? we'll...