Fight between a schoolgirl and a young woman forces passengers on a London bus to flee for their safety

 Shocking footage of a brawl which broke out on a London bus has emerged.


Two girls were recorded fighting on a 256 bus to Finsbury Park after it paused at a bus stop in Ridley Road, Dalston.

The dramatic video shows the girls, one of which is dressed in school uniform, pulling each other's hair and wrestling one another before two bus drivers break up the fight.

The footage begins showing a girl in a green jacket shouting at the two women, who are embroiled in their spat, as two other female passengers board the bus.

One of the female passengers is seen pushing the green jacket girl off the bus and telling her to 'Get off the bus' and 'Stop it'.

But the girl defies her and jumps back on the bus and starts hitting one of the girls, who are both screaming at each other.

Meanwhile a teenager in a pink hoody is seen grabbing the schoolgirl by her fur hood and swinging her from side to side before the pair fall over on to a luggage rack.

The schoolgirl then wrestles with the other teenager.

At one point a male passenger is seen fleeing the bus for his own safety.

A bus driver for another vehicle boards it and shouts for the girls to 'Stop it' while trying to divide up the brawl.

Then the 256 bus driver leaves his post and intervenes, ending the fight between the women.

One person is heard saying to the teenagers: 'Do you want to go to the police station?'

The girl in the pink jacket and the green jacket then get off the bus and stand on the pavement while the girl in the parka holds her head.

It isn't clear when the footage was shot but it was published online today.

Daily Mail