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A man has been jailed and banned from keeping dogs for a decade after he illegally baited wild boar.

Luke Rix, of Gilks Lane, was jailed for 18 weeks and disqualified from keeping dogs for a decade after admitting three offences following an investigation and prosecution by the RSPCA.

Footage showed Luke Rix setting his own dog on the wild boar after knifing it, a court hears.

Footage showed Luke Rix setting his own dog on the wild boar after knifing it, a court hears.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Luke Rix, 32, stabbed the terrified boar before setting his snarling dogs on it while he filmed the harrowing attack on his phone in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire.

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Updated / Sunday, 1 Nov 2020 14:57 From Nazi Germany to Harrods via the White House, Luke Rix-Standing opens the window on the origins of Advent Calendars. From hand-drawn sheets of cardboard to dispensers of chocolate, shampoo, and even diamonds, Advent calendars have been through countless iterations over the years. Now Christmas constants, they have navigated politics, religious rituals, and date discrepancies during their rise to the top. Here is how the humble Advent calendar came to be, ...