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seagull had its wing broken by a cricket bat in an alleged vicious attack from a man who is now wanted by police.The man, who was described as white, in his 50s, and about 5ft 10ins tall by Dorset Police, reportedly swung a cricket bat at the defenceless bird which led to it having to be put down.The alleged attack took place near Poco Pizza restaurant in Marine Parade, Lyme Regis.

Police have said they are aware of a lewd video being shared online "that shows a woman and a man acting inappropriately" in the packed beer garden of a seafront bar as the knickerless woman sat on his face.The clip in question was allegedly shot at music venue Chinnerys in Southend, Essex, right across from an amusement park full of kids, as the sun beat down on the beer garden beside a busy road on Friday, June 17. Several blokes cheer on the woman as she begins to squat, with one yelling "100 quid, go, go!" as the man recording the grim clip repeats the figure.READ MORE: Warning drivers could face £5,000 fine for wearing wrong clothes behind wheelThe woman, who looks to be in her mid to late forties, then covers her face and squats as the group of men cheer.She then appears to gyrate on the younger man's face, before someone shouts "Oh! She's loving it."Some people cover their faces in disbelief while others laugh.Essex Police told the Daily Star: "We are aware of a video being shared online that shows a woman and a man acting inappropriately at a premises in Marine Parade, Southend."At one point in the clip two men in high vis jackets appear behind the fences, apparently ready to intervene.The woman is then seen quickly pulling up her underwear.However, Essex Police said it wasn't their officers.

EastEnders star Katie Jarvis has plead guilty to racially aggravated harassment.The charge relates to an altercation with a woman in Southend-on-Sea in July 2020, OK! reports.Jarvis, 30, pleaded guilty at Basildon Crown Court after she was heard shouting "black lives don't matter" during the street row in July.Jarvis, who played Hayley Slater on the soap, was arrested and charged with racially aggravated harassment, common assault and two counts of assault by beating.The charges relate to an incident on Southend-on-Sea, in which it was alleged she got into an argument with four women outside Papillon's bar on the seafront.The actress originally denied the charges but after a morning of legal discussions, she plead guilty to using racially aggravated harassment against Michelle Antonio in July 2020.Jarvis also admitted to a charge of common assault.The court did not hear detail about the common assault charge, with prosecutors only confirming it was linked to a "spitting incident".Judge Samantha Leigh said CCTV captured the incident, which she described as "unpleasant".Jarvis was granted unconditional bail.Patrick Heart, who defended Jarvis, said statements from the former actress' family would be heard during sentencing.

Katie Jarvis has plead guilty to racially aggravated harassment after an altercation with a woman in Southend-on-Sea in July 2020.The former EastEnders actress, 30, plead guilty at Basildon Crown Court after she was heard shouting "black lives don't matter" during the street row in July. Jarvis, who played Hayley Slater on the soap, was arrested and charged with racially aggravated harassment, common assault and two counts of assault by beating. She originally denied the charges.

Katie Jarvis has been pictured arriving at Basildon Crown Court on Tuesday 19 April as she prepares to stand trial following an alleged racist argument.The former EastEnders actress, 30, is accused of shouting "black lives don't matter" during a racist argument at Southend, Essex, in July 2020. Jarvis, who played Hayley Slater on the BBC soap, was charged with racially aggravated harassment, common assault and two counts of assault by beating.The former soap actress denied all four charges. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.