Iran's new leaders want this spectacle to send a message

Lyse DoucetChief international correspondent, in Tehran Today is the last of three days of public mourning in Tehran before the ceremonies move to the holiest of cities for Shia Muslims in Iran and neighbouring Iraq. And it is the most significant moment in what is not just a funeral - but a carefully choreographed and intensely political event. The cortege is now inching its way through this city, slowed by huge crowds of the most religious and most loyal. Iran's new leaders want this spectacle