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'Doctor Who' star Christopher Eccleston launches foulmouth rant against park litter

British actor Christopher Eccleston arrives for the World Premiere of Thor: The Dark World at a central London cinema, Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2013. (Photo by Joel Ryan/Invision/AP)
British actor Christopher Eccleston arrives for the World Premiere of Thor: The Dark World at a central London cinema, Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2013. (Photo by Joel Ryan/Invision/AP)

Actor Christopher Eccleston has said he hopes “nature takes its revenge” on the people who drop litter in his local park.

The former Doctor Who star - who was born in Salford, Manchester - has posted a foulmouthed rant on Instagram, raging about the “s**t” that has been dropped in Salford’s Heaton Park.

Eccleston, 55, fumed in the video: “I’m walking in Heaton park in Prestwich in Salford - it’s one of the most beautiful parks in the country and I’ve been coming here since I was a kid.

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“It really is a beautiful place and it’s covered in s***. By people who have picnics and leave their Coke bottles and their wrappers, their s*** everywhere - used nappies! They just foul it up.

“And I tell you what - I hope nature takes its revenge on you, every single one of you that leaves s*** on the floor and in the park.

“What you’ve done to Heaton Park is disgusting and I hope the planet turns round and s***s on you.”

Manchester City Council agrees with the Thor: The Dark World actor and has staff picking up litter in the grade II-listed park every day during the summer.

Luthfur Rahman, executive member for skills, culture and leisure at the council told the BBC litter dropping is viewed as "anti-social" and "potentially dangerous".