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Of the 6th of january riot at 2100 gmt, later on thursday, here on bbc news. the european court of human rights has dismissed a legal challenge in a long—running dispute with a gay rights activist in northern ireland. the court ruled that action brought by gareth lee, who claims that he was discriminated against back in 2014 when the christian owners of a belfast bakery refused to make him a cake iced with the slogan "support gay marriage" was inadmissible. our ireland correspondent chris page gave us the background into the case. never before, you could say, has a cake been so controversial...

Gay marriage was legalised then. but eight years ago, it was a major political debate going on. there was a big campaign going on, so mr lee wanted the slogan endorsing that campaign. however, he got a phone call from the bakery owners saying that they were not going to bake the cake because they thought the message on it was at odds with their christian beliefs. mr lee took legal action. he was supported by the northern ireland equality watchdog in doing so. he alleged he had been discriminated against on the grounds of his sexuality. he won his case at the high court here in belfast and then...

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He took legal action against the bakery with the support of northern ireland's equality watchdog. mr lee won the first stages of his case. judges from the supreme court eventually came here to belfast to hear the arguments. they ruled in favour of the bakers, saying the company made the decision on the basis of the political message which was on the cake, not mr lee's sexual orientation. mr lee then went to the european court of human rights in strasbourg. today, it's dismissed the case because mr lee had previously relied on uk law only. the charity and lobby group which has supported the com...

"the beliefs of a company's owners before going into their shop "or paying for their services." his lawyers say they'll consider whether to bring a new case in the northern ireland courts. whether that happens or not, this story will still provoke passionate opinions for years to come. chris page, bbc news, belfast. english farmers and landowners could be paid to create nature reserves or restore flood plains in a bid to �*rewild' the environment, under plans being set out by the government. the subsidies will focus on environmental benefits, rather than the amount of land owned. our environ...