Brawl breaks out at a London petrol station as drivers queue for fuel

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The Telegraph published this video item, entitled “Brawl breaks out at a London petrol station as drivers queue for fuel” – below is their description.

A fight broke out between two motorists outside a petrol station in Eltham, London.

The two men were seen trying to punch each other as onlookers looked shocked and tried to intervene.

The Telegraph YouTube Channel

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