Man calls bus driver 'terrorist' and 'Hamas' while shouting racist abuse

A man named Hardy Jalloh who pleaded guilty to a racially aggravated public order offense after verbally abusing a bus driver with racist insults, including calling the driver a "terrorist" and "Hamas." The incident occurred on October 26 on a 116 bus in Feltham, Hounslow.

Hardy Jalloh was also charged with possession of cannabis. He admitted to all the offenses and was released on bail, with a court appearance scheduled for November 27. The Metropolitan Police and Transport for London are working together to combat hate crimes and ensure the safety of Londoners.

The Metropolitan Police have carried out more than 70 arrests in relation to the Israel-Gaza conflict.

It said: "The Met is listening to and working with London communities and partners to make sure they feel safe in light of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas.

"Hundreds of officers are providing high visibility patrols across the capital."