Freedom of religion? Freedom of expression? are these freedoms provided by the Human Rights Act only applicable to non-christians? It's seems like it is the case as these freedoms seem to be restricted to non-christians. They should be called 'Restricted Freedoms' under the 'Limited Human Rights for Certain Classes of Society Act'. Common sense has been lost in British society. Why is one religious preference given priority over another? These are just a few simple questions to which there have been no answers in the decade since Labour came in to power.

Vishal Kantilal Makwana, Leicester, UK

General cluelessness and political correctness on overdrive on the employer's part, pettiness and malice on the both the employees' part. Can't we all just get along? And besides, I thought that Muslims regard Jesus Christ as a prophet, although not as the son of god like the Christians.

Kristian Ramo, Helsinki, Finland

Why are people so worried about offending muslums, atheists and other non-Christian beleifs, but no one's worried about offending Christians?

Cloudchaser, Sevierville, TN

If Muslims are so uncomfortable, even provoked by Christian symbols, why on earth do they come to a Christian country.

It hardly needs mentioning that no such tolerance exists in any Muslim country towards its non-muslim minority. In all Muslim countries non-Muslims are persecuted and made to feel subjugated ie dhimmis.

Is it any wonder that some 80% in Britain think that Muslims are a threat to the culture of Britain. Why is the government allowing unrestricted immigration of unassimilables, which in the fullness of time will lead to serious civil discord.

DaveP, Beverley, UK

We live in a ridiculous world of nannyism instigated in particular (in UK) by Government legislation.

Since the immigrant floodgates have opened, we are no longer allowed to live and let live.

The media also fuel discord between the various religious factions. Perhaps if they reframed from over dramatizing - the majority (whatever their faith) would rub alongside together quite nicely.

Excellent reporting Ms Sugden.

Alice Glegg, Oxfordshire, UK