This is the moment when a man was filmed to call other train passengers' during a racist tirade, just a few days after another non -related rail anger.
A video posted on social media showed a man on a London to Sheffield train that a woman filmed as he raced about immigrants.
He accused the other passengers of being 'in Cahoots' with migrants and said they 'must claim something' or that they would live in their country of origin instead of England.
The man – who held a look and waved on the train – also filmed on his phone.
'Tell me the truth about how you belong here. “I pay my taxes that I give to the NHS …” give me a break, “he said.
In a bizarre anger he continued to say that England conquered the world and then gave it back because we didn't want it. “
The video ended with passengers who responded with shock and anger when he said: “I'm not going to touch you. I have a girl who likes to be hit here and she is not touched now. '
The images were placed on X with the caption: 'I was just racially abused on a London to Sheffield train.
This is the moment when a man was filmed to call other train passengers 'immigrants'
The man – who held a look and waved on the train – also filmed on his phone
“This all happened because he heard me say that I work with immigrants.
'The posting resulted in receiving part of the worst racism I have ever experienced.
“Literally I didn't even let it be known”
In the video the man said in a mean tirade: 'You are in Cahoots with current immigrants.
“That's what I believe. You are in England, you claim something or you would not be here. You would be where you came from.
'Tell me the truth how you belong here. I pay my taxes that I give to the NHS … Give me a break.
“England conquered the world and then gave it back because we didn't want it. We conquered India and gave it back to India.
“What did I say that is stressful? Why do you take me up?
“I'm not going to hit you. I have a girl who likes to be hit here and she is not touched now. '
The comments under the video were also full of racist comments such as 'Go Back to India' and 'You Third Worlds Don't Home in the West'.
But many supported the woman who posted it and encouraged her to report the man to the police.
A heated row broke out on an Avanti West Coast train after a female passenger had told a NHS doctor to 'go back to your own country'
In the video she tells the man to 'go back to Morocco or Tunisia'. The video was shared on Tiktok
It comes just a few days after a heated row broke out on a train from Avanti West Coast after a passenger told a NHS doctor to 'go back to your own country'.
The male dentist traveled from London to Manchester when he got into a fight with the woman sitting opposite him.
A video was placed on Tiktok by @thereeardrmero and recorded a verbal change of words of two minutes between the two passengers.
At the start of the video the woman tells the man to 'go back to Morocco or Tunisia'.
The man, who filmed thewes' words, explained that he was born in the UK, but the woman hit back and said, “It doesn't look that way.”
She then refused to answer whether she is indeed British herself.
The man replied: 'That is racist what you said, don't respect me that way. You were probably not born here yourself. '
Later in the video a third voice could be heard that they heard the comments of the woman they described as 'disgusting'.
The cameraman then told her that he filmed the whole thing, to which she answered: “Good, good, show it to the police – I don't regret it.”
She added: “Show it to the police, shows it to the staff.”
Later a second video was posted that showed that a woman was accompanied by British Police Officers of the station.
A spokesperson for the British transport police said: 'Officers received an SMS report on 61016 at about 11.45 am on 3 February about racial abuse in an Euston train to Manchester.
'Officers met the train at Stoke's train station and identified people in connection.
'Questions about the incident are underway.
'Everyone who can help are asked to contact the British transport police by calling 0800 40 50 40 or 61016 in texting. Alternatively, information can be given anonymously to crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Quote reference number 248 of 3 February 2025. '
