Explain a contract I'm out of my depth in

I'm trying to understand a document before I talk to anyone about it. It's a tenancy or rental agreement.

What's worrying me: the repairs clause, and whether I'm stuck for the full year if my job moves

Here it is:

The Tenant shall pay a deposit of two months' rent, to be held by the Landlord. The term is 12 months, after which the tenancy continues on a rolling monthly basis unless either party gives notice. The Tenant may not terminate before the end of the fixed term. The Tenant is responsible for all internal repairs and decoration, including appliances supplied by the Landlord. The Landlord may enter the property to inspect on reasonable notice. Rent shall be reviewed annually and may be increased in line with market rates.

Explain it to me in plain English:

1. What each clause says, in the order it's written. One or two lines each. Skip nothing that costs me money or ties me to something.
2. What I'd be agreeing to do, and what the other side is agreeing to do, side by side.
3. Every date, amount, notice period and deadline, as a table.
4. Anything that looks unusual for a tenancy or rental agreement, and what makes it stand out.

Then give me the questions to ask a qualified person, a solicitor or adviser or whoever handles this. Be specific: name the clause each question is about, so I'm not paying someone to read the whole thing from scratch.

You're explaining what the document says, not telling me what to do. Where something depends on my situation or on the law where I live, say so plainly and put it in the questions list instead of guessing. If a clause could be read two ways, say it's ambiguous rather than picking one.

What you get: A plain English read of every clause, the numbers in a table, and specific questions for a professional.