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Bicske - 3 September 2015

1. Syrian refugee pushing wife holding child on rail tracks; police trying to remove them from tracks

2. Various of police trying to remove man from tracks

3. Police holding man on ground

4. Police pushing back migrants and refugees, removed from train earlier, coralled in underpass

5. People breaking away and jumping on rail tracks, police chasing them

6. Various of migrants and refugees trying to get back onto train

7. Pan from migrants and refugees on train to police on platform

Scuffles have broken out at the train station in the Hungarian town of Bicske between migrants and police in riot gear.

Several hundred migrants and refugees excitedly packed into Thursday's first train leaving the Budapest train station, hoping to reach Austria.

But when the train stopped on a police-packed platform at Bicske, which hosts a major refugee camp, the disappointed passengers refused to leave the train as police ordered.

One distraught Syrian refugee pushed his wife and their young child on the rail tracks in protest over Hungarian authorities not allowing them to continue their journey to Western Europe.

Several hundred migrants have remained on or beside the idling train at Bicske for hours.

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