British Teacher Found Guilty in Sudan / Sudan jails British "teddy" teacher for 15 days / Anger and dismay as Sudan court jails teacher for 15 days for insulting Islam / UK seeks teacher release in Sudan / "Teddy Ruxpin or Muhammad?"

Links to many, many stories (and some other items) from over the past day that update, most recently, the previous batch:

From AFP...

• "Sudan jails British 'teddy' teacher for 15 days" (primary story)
• "Britain seeks 'swift resolution' to Sudan teddy row"
• "US: 'Mohammed' teddy bear case 'outrageous'"
• "Teacher in Sudan made 'innocent mistake': Miliband"

From Reuters...

• "British teacher jailed for 15 days in Sudan" (primary story; by Opheera McDoom)
• "British teacher at Khartoum court in teddy bear case" (earlier version; also by Opheera McDoom)
• "Britain 'disappointed' by Sudan court decision"
• "British Muslim groups back teddy bear teacher" (sidebar)

From the AP...

• "Briton Convicted in Teddy Bear Case" (primary story; by Alfred De Montesquiou)
• "UK condemns Sudanese teddy bear sentence, summons Sudanese ambassador"

From DPA

From the BBC...

• "UK seeks teacher release in Sudan" (latest basic story)
• "UK teacher goes to court in Sudan" (earlier version)
• "Teddy row teacher verdict reaction"
• "Bloggers condemn Sudan for arrest" (BBC Monitoring item)

From the UK's "Guardian"

"Comment Is Free" posts...

• "Lessons in colonialism: Gillians Gibbons' plight in Sudan reminds me of my own education there: fifty years on, has anything changed?" (by Yvonne Roberts)
• "No picnic in Sudan: A primary school teacher has been caught in the crossfire of Sudan's changing polity, a good smokescreen for the country's ills" (by Meera Selva)

From the UK's "Independent"...

• "Sudanese court sentences teacher to 15 days in jail" (primary story)
• "Attitude of West fuels hardliners" (related semi-featrue; by Steve Bloomfield)

From the UK's "Times"...

• "Mohamed teddy bear teacher, Gillian Gibbons, is spared lash but gets 15 days in jail" (primary story; from Friday's print edition)
• "British teacher sentenced to 15 days in Sudan jail" (earlier, Web-only version)
• "A nod but no wink: ruling to appease protesters on street" (related "World Briefing" column by Bronwen Maddox)
• "Hardliners and soft toys: a bad mix - The saga of the teddy bear is really a story of a scapegoat and of cynical political manipulation" (related column by Ben Macintyre)

From the UK's "Telegraph"...

• "Teddy row teacher could be home soon" (primary story)
• "A teddy bear called Mohammed" (editorial)

From the "Financial Times"

From the "Scotsman"

From Sky News (UK)

A video report from the UK's Channel 4

From the "Liverpool Daily Post"

From the UK's "Daily Express"

From the UK's "Evening Standard"

From the UK's "Sun"

From the UK's "Daily Star"

From the UK's "Herald"

From the UK's "Mirror"

From the Press Association...

• "Sudan teddy row teacher jailed"
• "Miliband concerned over sentence"
• "Colleague prompted teacher trial"
• "Embassy barred from teacher trial"

From inthenews.co.uk

From politics.co.uk...

• "Miliband emerges from Sudanese meeting"
• "Sudanese lawyer gives view on Gibbons case"
• "Govt issues tempered response"
• "Johnson: Reaction of Sudanese authorities 'demented'"
• "Muslim Council deplores arrest"

From Bloomberg...

• "U.K. Teacher Sentenced to 15 Days in Sudanese Jail" (primary story)
• "U.K. Relays `Concerns' to Sudan Ambassador Over Teacher's Trial" (from earlier)

From Panapress

By Jeffrey Gettleman of the "New York Times"

From VOA

From CNN (partly by Andrew Heavens)

From Al Jazeera

From the CBC

From CBN

From Radio New Zealand

From Radio Australia

From RTE

From ABC News (U.S.)

From Press TV

From Russia Today

From the "New York Daily News" (composite story)

A Web-only "Maclean's" interview with Tarek Fatah

A "First Person" post from "The First Post"

A "Political Machine" post by Eric Schulzke

A "Spiked" post by Brendan O’Neill

An SHNS-distributed column by Dale McFeatters

A "National Post" editorial

An "Investor's Business Daily" editorial

An "SMU Daily Campus" editorial