Meh, London has always been like this.

Arthur Conan Doyle and Rudyard Kipling used to get assaulted by blacks on the Tube all the time.

Just because we never see those blacks in old photos and documentaries, doesn’t mean they weren’t there.

History is a whitewash.

Daily Mail:

Horrifying footage shows the moment a young woman is attacked on the tube for using her phone.

The incident on a London tube train saw the young woman grabbed by her hair attacked by a fellow female teen – who then tried to grab her phone.

Four girls cheer and chant as they watch the girl square up to the victim and demand she gets off a call, in a shocking video.

The incident took place on the Central Line on Saturday evening after the tube left Stratford station in east London.

The disturbing footage, which has been shared widely online, has prompted hundreds of comments.

A British Transport Police spokesman said: ‘A 13-year-old girl from Lewisham and a 13-year-old girl from Slade Green were arrested on suspicion of common assault and have been released under investigation.’

Adding: ‘British Transport Police are aware of a video posted on social media on Saturday (13 April) showing a group of girls involved in an altercation on-board a central line train.

‘Officers are currently investigating the incident and would ask anyone who witnessed the altercation, or the events leading up to it, to contact them by texting 61016 or calling 0800 40 50 40 quoting reference 104 of 14 April.’

This is fine.

If Londoners didn’t want to get part and parceled by roving gangs of bulbheaded youths, they wouldn’t have elected a Moslem as their mayor.

Daily Mail:

Four thugs have been jailed for a total of more than eight years for a brutal attack on two men who accidentally bumped into them on a platform at Oxford Circus Tube station.

Ali Ali, Gessica Goti, both 20, Mohamed Abdulle, 22, and Fiona Abdillahi, 18, attacked one of the victims so violently he was placed in an induced coma for five days.

He suffered life-changing brain injuries as a result of the assault.

The group got into an argument with the two men – both 40 – at around 11.15am on Sunday November 5 2017.

Goti, of Peel Road, Wembley, threw the first punch at one of the victims, who pushed her back.

Ali, of Lambton Road, Islington, then hit him with a large glass bottle, knocking him to the floor.

Once he was down, all four defendants began kicking and stamping on his head before turning on his friend.

The second man was also hit repeatedly with the glass bottle, causing him to collapse.

Abdulle, of Lawrence Hill, Bristol, hit him once more with the glass bottle before all four fled the scene.

The second victim suffered facial injuries and a laceration to the back of the head.

Gessica Goti, Mohamed Abdulle and Ali Ali.

Ali was jailed for four years after being guilty of one count of GBH and one count of violent disorder at Blackfriars Crown Court.

Goti was found guilty of violent disorder and sentenced to 16 months imprisonment.

Abdulle was sentenced to three years after pleading guilty to violent disorder, while Abdillahi, of Marchbank Road, West Brompton, received a 10 month suspended sentence after admitting the same charge.

The first victim said in an impact statement: “My old life is over after this incident.”

A pensioner was punched and kicked after he told a group of teenagers to stop throwing sweets at passengers on a train.

The man, from Cricklewood, was on a First Capital Connect train going towards St Pancras at the time of the attack.

He saw a group of four or five teenagers throwing sweets at other passengers but when he intervened, he was punched in the face by a 16-year-old boy.

And as he left the train, he was punched and kicked by other members of the group of four or five teenagers.

Police investigating the assault have today released CCTV images of one person they would like to speak to in connection with the incident.

The victim had some bleeding to his face and was taken by the London Ambulance Service to University College Hospital but was later discharged.

One 15-year-old was arrested at the scene, but has since been released.

Sergeant Mike Boyce, who is investigating the attack, said: “This was an unprovoked and malicious attack, and the level of assault is shocking.

“Officers are now taking all steps in their power to identify those responsible.

“If you recognise the people pictured, or witnessed what took place, I would urge you to contact us immediately.”

It happened on Thursday, December 19 at 10.38am. 

Anyone with information is asked to contact British Transport Police on 0800 40 50 4011.