ulrika. nice to meet you. ulrika? ulrika, yes. ulrika. oh, my gosh. beautiful. thank you.igits, i'm trembling. i can hear the baby. we just had our first son. hello, bud. he'sjust divine. i've got at least ten more to go because we have to have enough to have a complete football team. is that what it is? 11? is that good? 11, you need 11 for a soccer team. do you like living here? i love it. really? it's really good. you? i've been here for 39 years. so you moved here the day of your birth? that'sjust right! i wish! so you have obviously your american passport. you can't have a british passport at the same time, can you? i can, but first tom has to still be in love with me in five more years. ijust pay taxes here. is that the same? are you in the same boat? i feel like i work here, i pay my taxes here, but i can't vote here. oh, you don't have... you can't vote here either? no. so neither of us were able to vote for or against brexit. no, neither of us. funny. cards on the table. i felt very, very strongly i would have voted for brexit if i had a vote. well, i'm leaving! t

ulrika jonsson. i hosted the eurovision song contest. i was on the board of the remaining campaign.. brexit has given me many grey hairs. what is brexit? i voted to leave. i voted to remain. people that still remain are obnoxious. i think it's going very badly. i don't like confrontation. i bought some flowers. yes, i'm single. look what's happened to the value of the pound, which when it comes to important exports. that's not correct. it is. if it's costing you more to import stuff, obviously you are going to have to increase to export. not on services. on products you do. you're saying that because it suits you rather be met. i will focus it down for you. soi met. i will focus it down for you. so i can understand it? in terms of the valley of our pound, that matters and there is no way you can say leaving the eu has an impact about? why a lot of people voted leave was on immigration. i was born in somalia and i couldn't speak an amount of english but i integrate. unhappy with that. it's a real shame that it's like that. it is about immigration and more about the fact that because

and we will have the last in our brexit blind eight series as tv presenter ulrika jonsson and deal—makerdum, find some common ground. i had envisaged it would be difficult to leave but i'm so would be difficult to leave but i'm so passionate about this country, i'm so passionate about its produce and what it can do. now i can't deny that i feel a little bit scared. you sound like a remainer! like in trouble. join us at ten o'clock on bbc two and the bbc news channel. thank you, joanna. now it's time for a look at the weather. we can cross the newsroom to matt taylor. it is pretty chilly at the moment, a frosty start in many areas and while we start the week on a cool theme, it will be a week of change with something much milder on the way after tomorrow. but some heavy rain with it and potentially disruptive winds on wednesday. at the moment, easterly winds bringing in showers into central and eastern scholars, rain showers in eastern england, a few in the midlands and north wales and northern ireland which will continue but many western areas after a start have a lot of sunshine this af

dates will be on monday when dustin lance black — the film—maker who‘s married to tom daley meets ulrikathese meters stop working when customers switch energy providers. i‘m joined now by dhara vyas — she is head of future energy services at citizens advice. catherine hall — she had a smart meter installed a few years ago, but, as has happened for many others, it stopped working first, dhara, what are smart meter is meant to do? it is digitising the way we measure the way we use energy. so, your current and christie and gas meter, if you don‘t have a smart meter karmis analog. it's have a smart meter karmis analog. it‘s one of the last analogue things in most people‘s homes. if it works properly, it should mean an end to estimated bills, it should mean you know exactly what you are using when you use it. the aspiration is when you use it. the aspiration is when you have a monitor saying what you are using, you can use that information to change how you use energy and become more efficient. reducing bills? yes. not everybody will get one by 2020, no way? no, we have been saying this for a

ulrika jonsson. i even hosted the eurovision song contest. my name's june sarpong.ed to leave. brexit has given me many grey hairs. i mean, what's brexit? i voted to leave. i voted remain. i think people that still remain are a bit obnoxious. brexit was not based on rational decisions. i think it's going very badly. i don't like confrontation. so, i've got some flowers. yes, i am single. 0k... look what's happened to the value of the pound, which is crippling small businesses when it comes to imports and exports... no, that's not correct. it is. no, it doesn't cripple small businesses on export, because it makes us cheaper. if it's costing you more to import stuff, obviously you're going to have to increase to export. not on services, you don't. 0n products, you do. no, you're saying that because it suits your argument. no, it doesn't suit my argument. i will focus it down for you. for me? thank you! for you. so i can understand it... in terms of the value of our pounds, that matters. there's no way you can say leaving the eu hasn't impacted that. a lot of people vo