White woman filmed hurling racist abuse at Asian tube passengers

Police are investigating yet another video of a London Underground passenger hurling racist abuse at foreign passengers.

The film shows the middle-aged white woman direct a tirade of abuse at Asian passengers on a Central Line train between St Paul’s and Mile End stations.

She begins by shouting ‘all foreign in a shocking seven-minute long expletive-ridden rant in front of stunned onlookers.

The woman - with shoulder-length black hair and a thick Cockney accent - then asks ‘where do you come from? like, all over the world’.

Footage of the incident emerged on YouTube on January 24 after a string of similar rants by women were made public last year. It is believed to have been filmed on January 23.

It shows the woman, whose name is not known, sitting between two Pakistani men.

After saying that they come from all over the world, she asks: ‘I’d like to know if any of you are illegal, I’m sure 30 per cent of you are. It’s taking the.’

The woman then becomes aggressive towards the Asian man sitting next to her. “I hope they catch up with you and shove you off,” she says.

She adds: “I shall punch you in the face. Ninety percent of you are illegal. I wouldn’t mind if you loved our country.” She makes dozens of deeply offensive remarks about migrants to the UK and about foreigners in general.

The woman jabs her fingers and appears aggressive on the seven-minute video.

The woman then turns her attention to the man who is filming the abuse on his mobile phone, who says he is British.

He tells her to “watch what you say” but she responds: “I used to live in England now I live in the United Nations.”

The woman then appears to become increasingly aggressive in an argument that lasts for another four minutes.

At one point she appears to try to attack the Pakistani man before she is thrown into a seat on the other side of the train.

She gets up and screams: “As long as you’re working, and not claiming benefits.”

A second clip uploaded on the video sharing site shows her standing up as she waits to leave the train.

The video emerged after similar clips were uploaded onto the internet. Courtesy:

Daily Mail.