This renaming is grievous insult to the Welsh nation, especially those of use who proudly bear the name MORGAN!

We have put up with this sort of thing for far too long. It is high time we liberated the lands currently under English dominion (and which they have the cheek to call England).

British jobs for Britons! Saxons go back to Germany!! (And take the Jutes and Angles with you.)

Free East Britain!!

dafydd morgan, caerdydd,

"I must applaud the actions of Kes Gray. In an era where respect for what is sacred to others has gone crazy, it is nice to see one with common sense. "

Common sense to rename a childrens character which has the same name as thousands of ordinary Muslims?

Somebody please tell me where the sense, common or otherwise is in any of this.

JonO, Canaries, Spain

I must applaud the actions of Kes Gray. In an era where respect for what is sacred to others has gone crazy, it is nice to see one with common sense. And common sense is respecting people and not provoking them.

From the reactions of the Muslims around the world regarding the vilification of the Prophet Muhammad by Denmark press we should realise the matter is very sensitive. Instead of burning bridges it is time that we build bridges.

So I request and advise others who wish to incite religious tension to learn from Kes Gray and do the right thing.

rajib khan, bedfordshire, uk

Is Siddiqi kidding? He says, "there is actually no law in core Islamic teachings which advocate punishing those who mock prophets or even God."

Muhammed ordered the assissination of over 10 poets who mocked his Islamic teachings. One of those poets, Abu Afak, was over 100 years old. Mohammed had his followers execute him after the Battle of Badr, in the city of Medina (where Mohammed is buried today).

Clearly, muslims feel they can punish those who insult Islam, because their prophet Muhammed did so.

This, I fear, is the future of Europe: Pretending Muhammed was peaceful until one day Islam rules the UK and the real truth comes out.

Ashwra Raymen, London, England

Yes, Anna Doe, Mr Siddiqi and like minded people are going there and telling "them" it. You see, these Imams that you are seeing are also a political leaders. They all have their political agenda.

I don't see why that is surprising you. Like any country, there are leaders who encourage people to do wrong thing, very often in the name of religion. Even in USA, the holly Mecca of the free world!

Are you criticizing the whole Christianity for these? I am not, and you should not either.

If we look back the history, there has been blood shed because some one believed a religion, there has been blood shed because some one did not believed in a religion. We saw it all. I am talking about Europe! Let's not make things complicated any more.

Mohammed, Los Angeles, USA

Where was Siddiqi all those years?!!!!

Many writers, cartoonists etc... are living in hiding after receiving death threats and fatwas from Muslims. Pity he didn't go refute all those Muslims demonstrating in London's streets and elsewhere, branding signs asking beheadings and butcherings...

Actually a bunch is demonstrating as I type in Khartoom, asked to do so not by the government but by the imams in the mosques, maybe Siddiqi should just go there and tell them...

Anna Doe, Canada,

Multiculturalism is a gigantic failure. The leftists will never get it, perhaps until some knife wielding fanatic holds a knife to their throat screaming allah akbar.

Kes Gray may be 'lucky to be in a position where he can avoid' the same prosecution as the schoolteacher in Sudan but as the muslim population grows in England and across the rest of Europe, he won't be in this position for long....

Roger Sterling, Branstradt, Iceland

I feel sorry that you live in a country which allows minorities so much power that it makes other citizens walk on eggshells just in case somebody might be offended. What happened to the concept of mutual respect and tolerance, or is it just unilateral in Britain?

K Sampson, Adelaide, South Australia