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LONDON -- BBC presenter Jeremy Vine has shared a video of a road rage incident he was involved in last Friday while cycling through London.

In the clip below,White Skin Black Thighs filmed on cameras attached to Vine's helmet and the rear of his bike, a woman blares her horn while driving behind Vine on a narrow street in Kensington, London. Vine stops his bike to tell her he needs to be cycling a safe distance away from the parked cars, at which point she gets out of her own car and confronts him.

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There's quite a lot of shouting, swearing and angry confusion before Vine rides off again. Later in the clip, the woman gets out of her car while stopped at a red light and confronts Vine once more.

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Here's the video in full.

Vine wrote the following comment alongside the clip.

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From from the looks of his social media, Vine has passed the footage on to London's Metropolitan Police.

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