A couple was violently assaulted on the road and the assailants fled in an Audi.

This morning in North London, a disturbing incident unfolded on a busy street in Camden. Shocking footage captured two individuals being hit and kicked by unknown assailants. The reason behind this violent outburst is not yet clear, although several reports suggest that it could have been a mugging. Witnesses claim to have seen something being pulled from one of the victim's hands before the altercation broke out.

The local authorities were alerted to the situation and quickly responded, but by the time they arrived, the fight had already ended and everyone involved had dispersed. A video from the scene, taken around 7am, reveals the brutal attack as the two perpetrators relentlessly beat the man and woman while they lay on the ground. At one point, the female victim tries to stand up but is immediately knocked back down.

The attackers then fled the scene in a white Audi, speeding down Eversholt Street, a road near Euston Station. The incident occurred around 7am this morning. A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police issued a statement, saying that they were notified of a fight in Eversholt Street at 6:55am on Sunday, May 12th. They arrived at the location, but all parties involved had already left. The investigation is ongoing, and the police are asking for anyone with information to come forward.

In the previous week, a tragic incident occurred in London when a 66-year-old grandmother was fatally stabbed on Burnt Oak Broadway in Edgware. The latest updates on London news include plans for nearly 600 new skyscrapers and the demolition of the iconic Only Fools and Horses tower block to make way for luxury flats worth a staggering £850,000,000. To stay updated with the latest news in the capital, visit The Agency's London news hub.

The victim of the attack on Burnt Oak Broadway has been identified as Anita Mukhey, who sadly passed away from her injuries later that day at 11:50am. It is believed that she was stabbed after resisting a robbery attempt. Mrs. Mukhey leaves behind a husband, daughter, son, and two grandchildren. Our thoughts and condolences go out to her loved ones during this difficult time. The police are urging anyone who may have witnessed the incident or have any information to come forward and assist with their investigation.

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