Poland will register some same-sex marriages from EU member states

0:00Hi there, I'm Kev McGraw, coming up, all aboard the Twink Tannik. First though, Poland will now recognise at least some same-sex marriages performed in other European Union countries. Two men who tied the knot in Germany eight years ago and later moved to Warsaw were being refused, because the Polish constitution says only a man and woman can marry, but the Supreme Court's rule, the Union, must be officially registered within 30 days. Lashy Gajewski is editor-in-chief of Liberty magazine. It is simply respecting the fact that there are people who have the legal constructs and therefore they cannot be treated differently if they go at whatever else in EU. Thanks to TVP World, these top court made a similar ruling last year based on freedom of movement rules, and this is where there's some doubt regarding Poland's position

1:02moving forward. It might be that the predominantly Catholic country will only recognise same-sex marriage if a couple's lived elsewhere for an extended period. Pride daily Next, a far-right politician's blacked up during a government meeting in Brazil to attack another lawmaker whose transgender. Fabiana Bolsonaro decided this was the best way to protest against Ericka Hilton. Hilton's nomination, as chair of a women's rights committee, happened during a session of the Sal Paolo Legislative Assembly, Bolsonaro's been reported to police and the public prosecutors office. Pride daily And we'll wrap up with a queer, not-safe-for-work reimagining of Titanic. Stephen Lewis wrote Twink Tannick, which you can find on Amazon while recovering from having a brain tumor removed, says he was on a lot of painkillers while he worked on it. The train driver, from Nottinghamshire in the UK, has come up with a racy, tongue-in-cheek parody, which his friends have described as unhinged, but brilliant.

2:06We'll also on your smart speaker, command it to play the latest Pride daily. That's your lot. I'll see you tomorrow.