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Story summary
- Mothin Ali, Green Party deputy leader, demanded an apology from Prime Minister Keir Starmer after death threats tied to claims he supported the Iranian regime.
- Ali said threats included messages like "we know where to find you."
- The protest was organized by reputable anti-war groups opposing military actions against Iran.
- Alec Shelbrooke, Conservative MP, alleged Ali supported the Iranian government.
- Ali and Green Party members defended his actions as defamatory.
