'Gay Cake' row bakery owner says he should be able to live by his beliefs as Supreme Court hears case
The Christian owners of a Belfast bakery found to have discriminated in refusing to make a "gay cake" have said the law "extinguishes" their consciences.
A lower court ruled the decision of family-run Ashers not to bake the product iced with the slogan Support Gay Marriage in 2014 was discriminatory after a legal challenge supported by Northern Ireland's Equality Commission.
