Sir Keir Starmer told Iran that efforts to stir up violence and hatred in the UK "will not be tolerated" amid suspicions Tehran could be backing antisemitic attacks.The Prime Minister told leaders of community groups, senior Government ministers and police chiefs that there would be "consequences" if Iran was found to be behind some of the incidents.Describing the situation as a "crisis" in the wake of the Golders Green attack, Sir Keir said new legislation would be rushed through to tackle "mal

Sir Keir Starmer told Iran that efforts to stir up violence and hatred in the UK "will not be tolerated" amid suspicions Tehran could be backing antisemitic attacks.The Prime Minister told leaders of community groups, senior Government ministers and police chiefs that there would be "consequences" if Iran was found to be behind some of the incidents.Describing the situation as a "crisis" in the wake of the Golders Green attack, Sir Keir said new legislation would be rushed through to tackle "malign threats".