Baby egged in Worcester 'racially-aggravated assault' - BBC News
A woman was crossing the road with a child in a pushchair when eggs were thrown from a vehicle.
The attack happened close to Shrub Hill Retail Park on Tallow Hill

A baby was hit with an egg in a racially-aggravated drive-by attack, police believe.

A woman was crossing the road with her baby in a pushchair when someone threw eggs at them from a vehicle near Shrub Hill Retail Park, Worcester.

The nine-month-old baby, sustained reddening to the face, but was otherwise unharmed.

The mother, who was uninjured, was attacked at about 11:30 BST, West Mercia Police said.

Sgt Paul Smith said: "This was a nasty and unprovoked assault on a mother and her baby that has left the victims understandably shaken.

"We're particularly concerned that the motivation for this is believed to be racial - there is no excuse for this type of behaviour and we will not tolerate it."

Police are reviewing CCTV footage to try to identify the vehicle involved.

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