Good day, Brexit casters. I hope you're all well. We are very well at Brexit Cast Central because there's been loads of news about Brexit,

about a lot of things, but a particular focus on what's going on in the negotiations about the money,

which, as you will know, is technically referred to as the financial settlement. So we thought we'd have an emergency Brexit cast.

The only problem is we don't actually have any emergency Brexit cast music, just the bulk standard Brexit cast music.

Brexit cast from the BBC. Brexit means Brexit.

We are already in issue. Thank you. You all laughed at me. You're not laughing now, are you?

How can these smart people be so diluted? We will make Brexit a success.

Hello, it's Adam Fleming in the BBC Brussels Bureau, as always. Joining me is Zav the cameraman,

who's just setting up so he can film us so you can watch this in video as well, and sitting next to me is...

Huah, Huah, Huah, it is Dr Adler in Brussels with you, Adam.

And in Westminster, it's Laura Kunspeck. Oh, my own in the studio apart from with our two lovely cameraman.

I've got two cameras in my studio over there. They're very small there.

You've got one big one. I've got two little ones and two very charming videos.

You're at the Westminster mothership. We're at a, we're an outpost.

So, and where is Chris Mason? He's probably setting up home, listening with his feet up.

Well, you don't babysit your own child. You look after your own child. It's a very important distinction.

Yeah, although there's a joke about dads and babysitting.

Let's not go there.

Anyway, where we are going, though, is there's been so much stuff in all the papers and on the airwaves about the financial settlement.

We'll get an update on where we are and why this all matters.

But first of all, Dr. Professor Adler, can you just remind everyone what this whole debate about Brexit and money and the so-called Brexit bill is actually about what's this money for?

I think it goes back to what do we call it?

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