Moment attacker threw a stranger on to Tube lines

Attack ... man walks away as victim falls on to the tracks

SHOCKING CCTV footage shows the moment a woman was pushed on to the tracks at a London Underground Tube station in a seemingly-random attack.

In a clip released by British Transport Police, a 23-year-old woman can be seen walking through Leicester Square Station.

She is making her way along the Northern Line platform when a man walking the other way suddenly shoves her on to the tracks.

As she lands on her head inches from the live rail the man walks away, leaving her lying in front of the tunnel entrance.

Video emerges to show Safwan's moment of terror

Even as the police denied that its men had assaulted students at a peaceful gathering calling for the repeal of the Universities and University Colleges Act on January 1, a video clip has emerged on YouTube showing a student leader floored and surrounded.

The 54-second clip shows a protester, which the sender identified Safwan Anang Talib, the deputy president of Pan-Malaysian Coalition of Islamic Undergraduates (GAMIS) who suffered serious injuries on his head and a broken rib.

Alongside other students, Safwan was said to be kicked and stomped by several policemen, resulting in his rib and several of his teeth broken. One eyewitness had said that eight police officers took turns to assault Safwan.