Gay discrimination case
A bed and breakfast owner has lost her appeal against a ruling that she unlawfully discriminated against a gay couple when she refused to let them stay in a double room.
Appeal Court victory for gay couple
The Appeal Court has upheld a ruling that a gay couple from Cambridgeshire were unlawfully discriminated against, when a B&B owner wouldn't let them share a double bed.
Michael Black and John Morgan, from Brampton near Huntingdon, brought the case after the incident in Berkshire in 2010.
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Gay couple win B&B court fight
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