Two dogs attacked people on a London train platform after their owner lost control of them.

A shocking incident occurred at Stratford International station in London yesterday. A man was viciously attacked by two suspected XL bully dogs as their owner appeared to lose control of them.
Footage captured at the station shows a woman attempting to fit a harness onto one of the dogs, while the other one on a lead can be seen lunging and snapping at a man on the platform.
The man, who had gone to the woman's assistance as she tried to restrain her dogs, was then attacked by one of them.
The woman could be heard shouting "give me the dog" repeatedly, but the dog refused to release its grip on the man. The man screamed for help as feathers from his down jacket floated in the air.
He then fell to the ground as he desperately tried to escape, only inches away from the platform edge as a train approached. The dog immediately pounced onto him and continued its assault.
The woman seemed to have difficulty controlling both dogs at once.
The man managed to break free right before the train stopped at the platform.
The video of the attack was shared on X last night, with many users expressing shock and outrage that the woman had taken both dogs out when she clearly couldn't manage them.
It is alleged that the dogs are XL bullys, which will be added to the list of controlled dog breeds next year, but this has not yet been confirmed.
The Agency has contacted the Met Police and British Transport Police for comment.

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