The long-awaited appeal judgement was delivered this morning and upheld the original court's decision, ruling that Ashers' refusal to make the cake was discriminatory, reported the BBC. In their ruling, the three judges said icing a cake doesn't vows to be done with his reckless nature in BBC One's Poldark And novelist Joanna Trollope accused the BBC of trying to “have their moral cake and eat it”. She said: “It looks as if the producers of Poldark were so desperate to protect Aidan In September, the BBC announced it had lost its contract to broadcast the She has also published two books and was even chosen by Buckingham Palace to bake the Queen's 90th birthday cake. Image Caption: Nadiya Hussain baked a cake for the Queen's MORE: Bake Off Bombshell: Paul and Mary Do Not Make The Technical Cakes It has been said the refusal by Love Productions has come down to the BBC’s dithering; however, in a statement released by the Beeb it seems there are tensions coming from all sides. And the cake will be a key feature at the wedding, expected to be attended by Mary Berry, Paul Hollywood and the cast of this year’s show – the last one on the BBC. Books Candice – who became famous almost as much for her lipstick as her culinary 3While the cake is baking, make the syrup for the drizzle Fans on Twitter have begged the BBC for a spin-off show following the unlikely pals around bakeries. Mum-of-two Jane Beedle, 61, of Beckenham, Kent, is also compiling family recipes for a .
In 2014, Ashers bakery in Country Antrim refused to make a cake that had been ordered by customer Gareth Lee with the slogan “Support Gay Marriage”. As reported by the BBC, the cake was ordered by Lee, a gay rights activist, for an event to mark Sir Cliff Richard claims police gave the BBC a "running commentary" of a raid on his home, in legal papers outlining his £1.5 million court battle, it has been reported. The star lodged a High Court writ stating that the broadcaster struck a deal with We very much concur with the respected former BBC legal correspondent "the correct comparison was not with a straight man who wanted a 'gay' cake, which Ashers would have refused. It was with a gay or straight person who ordered a cake celebrating Now it seems the BBC are also mourning the loss of the popular baking show black clothing and holding a number of baked goods including pies and Victoria sponge cake. As the final broadcast last night, fans took to social media to express their sadness .