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Ashers Bakery Lose Gay Cake Appeal

The case has been running for two years. It started when a cake, which had a message supporting gay marriage, was ordered in the Christian-owned bakery. Edited since transmission.

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Tue 25 Oct 201609:03

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Yesterday the owners of Ashers bakery lost their appeal against a ruling that their refusal to make the so called "gay cake" was discriminatory.

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The case has been running for two years. It started when a cake, which had a message supporting gay marriage, was ordered in the Christian-owned bakery.

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The company initially accepted the order but then the owners decided, due to religious views, they couldn't make the cake.

Tue 25 Oct 201609:03
BBC Radio Ulster & BBC Radio Foyle

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