Behesht-e Zahra's Lot 41, long the grave for thousands executed after Iran's 1979 Revolution, is being turned into a parking lot, potentially covering graves. Officials say space is needed. Critics and a UN expert warn the move erases atrocity evidence and harms families seeking accountability.

In Britain, William Yarwood branded Angela Rayner a "complete hypocrite" and urged the ex-deputy PM not to take a government payout after resignation. On GB News, the Taxpayers' Alliance's Media Campaigns Manager called the affair a "disgrace."

The Digest, 9/6/2025 @300AM, CDT

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