What people tend to forget is that a decent society should protect children from sex and sexuality. Parents who treasure the innocence of their children do not want to be exposed to people like Mr Gough. This country is full of adults who do not consider the needs of children - as long as their interests and needs are fulfilled then 'stuff everybody else'. Unfortunately England is no longer a decent society.

Chris Reilly, West Midlands,

Has this man actually harmed anyone ?

No.

So why has he been kept in prison ?

People who are offended by the human body really ought to grow up. If they are offended because of their religion, they should accept that if God wanted people to wear clothes all the time, we would have been born with them.

If people started to walk round naked, I am sure people would get used to it, and then never give it a second thought

I prefer to keep my clothes on, because its too cold in this country.

As for my children and nudity, we don't particularly encourage nudity in our house, but if we see each other we don't make a big deal out of it.

Perhaps if Kathryn wants people to wear clothes all the time, she wouldn't mind paying for them ?

Perhaps the state should pay for them ?

Shaun Jackson, Sheffield,

Do children see their parents naked, Peter? I never saw my parents naked and my kids have never see me naked.

This guy is a public nuisance. He is exposing himself to all and sundry and I'm delighted that the Scots courts and police are taking a tough line with him. If he keeps flashing off his privates and defying the courts, let him rot in prison.

Kathryn, Chesterfield, UK