Polish Provinces Roll-Back ‘LGBT-Free Zones’ After EU Threat To Cut Funds

Love Island's Maura Higgins took to her social media to pay tribute to her friend who died back in 2017 after a bike crash.The 30 year old's friend Andrew Rowan, 26, died when his motorbike collided with three cars in Co Athlone, Ireland four years ago. Maura took to her Instagram on Saturday to pay tribute to Andrew on what would've been his 30th birthday.

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Netflix has continued its expansion into gaming, rolling out its brand-new mobile gaming service across Italy and Spain.Last month, Netflix began launching its new gaming service as it allowed Polish users to download two mobile games via its app – Stranger Things 3 and Stranger Things 1984.Based on the popular TV series, the games were both paid releases on the Android and Apple app stores but were made available for free to Netflix users.

Three regions in Poland have voted to cancel resolutions declaring themselves to be “LGBT-free zones.”With local authorities seeing pushes for gay rights as an affront to traditional Catholic family values, nearly 100 regions in Poland passed anti-LGBTQ resolutions in 2019, which the EU said violated discrimination laws.The European Commission later threatened to pull up to $150 million in funding for five local governments if they didn’t cancel the resolutions.In response, Podkarpackie,

iOS - Android The court heard it caused damage estimated at £10,000.Jennifer McCabe, prosecuting, said: "The accused told two friends she was going to set fire to her home."She didn't want to live there anymore and thought by doing this she would be moved somewhere else."She handed her friends two bags with belongings then poured two bottles of nail polish remover on the carpet and set it alight."Stafford then called the fire service and waited outside for them to arrive.The fiscal added:

Global TV major Fremantle has promoted Andrea Scrosati to the role of CEO Continental Europe, giving him additional responsibility for Fremantle’s businesses in Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, the Nordics, and Poland.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentFremantle has promoted Andrea Scrosati, expanding his current group COO role with the additional role of CEO for continental Europe, increasing the markets he will be in charge of within the growing RTL-owned production and distribution giant.Scrosati will continue reporting to Jennifer Mullin, who is Fremantle’s group CEO. He will now have the added responsibility for Fremantle’s businesses in Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Nordics and Poland.

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WARSAW, Poland -- Poland’s broadcasting regulators extended the license of Discovery Inc.-owned TVN24 at the last moment Wednesday but also adopted a resolution to pressure the American company to sell its majority stake in the TV news channel, which airs coverage that is critical of Poland’s government.The National Broadcasting Council, known by the Polish acronym KRRiT, had delayed the renewal of TVN24's license for almost two years.

Naman Ramachandran John Malone’s multinational telco Liberty Global — owners of “Fleabag” and “1917” producer All3Media and joint owners with Telefonica of the merged Virgin Media and O2 – has reached an agreement sell its Polish operations to the iliad group’s Polish mobile subsidiary Play.Liberty Global has agreed to sell UPC Poland for a total enterprise value of PLN 7.0 billion ($1.8 billion).