Footage shows how candles flickered and mourners broke down in tears outside a north London mosque linked to the Iranian regime as tributes to dead supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei spread across Britain. The Islamic Centre of England, which the Express reported is currently under investigation by the Charity Commission, became a focal point for grief, with photographs of Khamenei placed at its entrance and one mourner’s voice cutting through the crowd: “we will obey you Khamenei.” Services, vigils and remembrance events for a man who spent decades crushing internal dissent and funding terror networks abroad were held at religious centres and various universities from cities as far afield as London and Nottingham, with leaflets advertising gatherings in Birmingham and Manchester also circulating online. At one service, footage reviewed by reporters captured worshippers in tears beneath a wall-mounted portrait of Khamenei adorned with a black ribbon. The date of the recording could not be independently confirmed. One leaflet promoted the occasion as a moment for the Muslim community to come together in “deep sorrow and …