Equal is gay marriage . Wanting that this programme contains flashing images. I think if i look back to when i came out, when i was 22 a couple of years before, you know, gay marriage was a thing that you could do the world that was around me or any person thinking about coming out then is so different to what a lot of people seem to experience now. Theres a couple of teachers who are, like, lgbt trained. I didnt come out till i was in my 205. Yeah, that was a difficult, difficult time for me. I mean, i always knew i was gay, so i actually saw all of my siblings get| married, one by one. And weve a decade since that law changed. Societys changed, expectations have changed. Im interested to know whether gay marriage has changed things as much as it seems like it might ve. Theres still so much work to be done to try and fight for our right to be able to get married in a church. For us, faith is really important. Its really difficult to actually have a religious ceremony. I think within f
Thats informative and im sure well talk about it when we talk about the labor market in the United States and how it affected peoples resources but the supplemental policy measure goes way further. All right. How was lunch . It was good. How was the morning session . Was it good . [applause] the afternoon session is going to be great and this evening is going to be great. As brent was saying, theres free food for the students. Now, here we actually believe that words have meaning so it means you can identify as a student and go get free food. This is the right. We actually believe words have meaning. All right. To kick off our afternoon session, i want to introduce someone that actually, ive probably known longer than anyone else that i have known here in washington, d. C. , i first met him when he was a radio talk show host and i was in office. I was in indiana. From my home state of louisiana, i introduced the first covenant marriage law and testifying before the indianapolis the ind
Thats informative and im sure well talk about it when we talk about the labor market in the United States and how it affected peoples resources but the supplemental policy measure goes way further. All right. How was lunch . It was good. How was the morning session . Was it good . [applause] the afternoon session is going to be great and this evening is going to be great. As brent was saying, theres free food for the students. Now, here we actually believe that words have meaning so it means you can identify as a student and go get free food. This is the right. We actually believe words have meaning. All right. To kick off our afternoon session, i want to introduce someone that actually, ive probably known longer than anyone else that i have known here in washington, d. C. , i first met him when he was a radio talk show host and i was in office. I was in indiana. From my home state of louisiana, i introduced the first covenant marriage law and testifying before the indianapolis the ind
growing importance. a warm welcome from the north korean leader, two men shunned by much of the world, united in defiance of the west, each bearing a shopping list, their embrace a source of deep anxiety in washington. deepening cooperation between russia and the dprk is a trend which should be of great concern to anyone interested in maintaining peace and stability in the korean peninsula, upholding the global non proliferation regime, abiding by the un security council resolutions and supporting the people of ukraine as they defend their freedom and independence. for vladimir putin, it s all about the war in ukraine. the russian economy may already be on a war footing, but mr putin needs every artillery shell and rocket he can get. north korea is a willing supplier, helping russia to outgun ukraine. before arriving, putin is to kim jong un for firmly supporting the war. north korea, the regime, shows little regard for human life, even the lives of its own people. so i would
here s the moment the plane arrived with guards waiting and a woman in traditional dress ready to deliver a bouquet of flowers to the visiting russian president. here s mr putin coming down the steps to greet his host, at the bottom there s a handshake, a hug and an air kiss. eventually a woman was seen presenting the flowers to the russian president. there s a slightly awkward bow, but it all seems to go down well. then, after a bit more chit chat, they re off. they ve lots to talk about presumably after some sleep. in the meantime, let s start our analysis of this rare visit with our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams. vladimir putin s first trip to pyongyang in almost a quarter of a century a measure of this relationship s growing importance. a warm welcome from the north korean leader, two men shunned by much of the world, united in defiance of the west, each bearing a shopping list, their embrace a source of deep anxiety in washington. deepening cooperation between r