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Line Of Duty fans branded the season 6 finale "underwhelming", Jenny Ryan certainly was not in agreement.The Chase favourite spoke out in view of her 92,000 Twitter followers after the final episode aired yesterday.The 39-year-old passionately defended the conclusion, the seventh episode in the sixth series written by Jed Mercurio.The hour-long instalment saw "The Fourth Man" finally unmasked as DS Ian Buckells (played by Nigel Boyle).The Vixen star has now said a twist at the end as to the criminal mastermind's identity would have been a "huge betrayal".She branded the culmination "realistic" as she shared a number of positive posts about the ending."I'm just glad Terry's alright.

Kate Garraway has branded last night's Line of Duty finale "disappointing" after Ian Buckells was exposed as H last night.

Christopher Vourlias Syndicado Film Sales has acquired world rights to “BLIX,” director Greta Stocklassa’s documentary about former U.N. weapons inspector Hans Blix, which is being pitched during Hot Docs Forum, the Toronto fest’s co-production and financing event.

Alicia Clark was taken captive by a terrifying doomsday cult on Sunday's episode of Fear The Walking Dead.The survivor nearly died while investigating The Holding, an underground community with a creepy agenda.The same group set off explosions in Tank Town earlier this season that injured her friends. Cult captive:Alicia Clark was taken captive by a terrifying doomsday cult on Sunday's episode of Fear The Walking DeadTo investigate them, Alicia [Alycia Debnam-Carey] and three pals infiltrated their Texas lair.They soon discovered the group's plan: To kill everyone on earth and take over the world.

Chrissy Teigen walked the red carpet with daughter Luna Simone Stephens on Sunday at VAX LIVE: The Concert to Reunite the World, a pro-vaccination concert held at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.Teigen, 35, was trailed by her-five year-old daughter, who both hid under and held up the train of the shoulder-less orange dress her mom wore to the event, which was attended by a number of prominent celebs.The Sports Illustrated swimsuit alum carried a matching orange velvet clutch, with ornate golden earrings and her brown hair parted and down. The Utah-born stunner rounded out her luxe ensemble with matching brown scrappy heels.

Kelly Carlson opened up about her current work making knives and sheaths for police and military in a chat with Fox News's Tammy Bruce Friday.The Nip/Tuck actress, 45, explained how she relocated to the San Diego area for business purposes years back, as she and her husband, Navy Chief Dan Stanchfield, have a manufacturing business.'I did leave Los Angeles in 2015 because my husband Dan - Tracker Dan - is based on Coronado and we needed to be closer and my business motto in life is: "Sounds great, let’s go do it!''' said Carlson, who described herself as a'military wife.' The latest:Kelly Carlson, 45, opened up about her current work making knives and sheaths for police in a chat with Fox News's Tammy Bruce Friday.

Bruno Fernandes has revealed that there is an ongoing debate within the Manchester United dressing room over who is the greatest footballer in history.

Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway has given her taken on the Line of Duty final - admitting she was hoping the elusive H would turn out to be someone more powerful.During Sunday night's long away finale, Ian Buckells was unmasked as the mystery officer who was known as H and pulling the strings of power of the OCG.Speaking on Monday's edition of Good Morning Britain, Kate said: "I was so excited about it last night."I was worried it was a bit late but I got settled down and then I had a power cut so i event seen it but I have got to say from who is being reported, it is a bit dissipating who H turned out to be."Explaining her reasoning, Kate continued: "I imagined he or she would be more senior."Adding of Buckles, she said: "He is a

Line of Duty actor Nigel Boyle secretly hinted that Ian Buckells was H four years ago after suggesting that there was "more to him than meets the eye".

Microsoft has refuted reports that it will reduce its Microsoft Store cut from 30 per cent to 12 per cent for console titles.According to leaked confidential documents from Microsoft, which date back to January 2021, the tech giant had planned a 88/12 per cent revenue split for console and PC publishers and developers on the Microsoft Store. Microsoft pockets 30 per cent of all revenue earned from a game on the platform, much like its rivals Sony and Nintendo on their respectively stores.In the document, Microsoft stated that “all games will move to 88/12 in CY21” for both PC and console.

Hollyoaks and Holby City star Jeremy Edwards and his wife Lydia have exclusively introduced little Teddy Edwards, as they take part in a gorgeous photo shoot along with their daughter, Scarlett.

It’s all been leading up to this as Line of Duty promised to finally reveal who was really behind the H moniker. However, fans were left screaming at their televisions as it all went down in the season six finale.

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The Wonder, based on the book of the same name by Emma Donoghue.As shared by The Hollywood Reporter, Pugh will play the lead role of Lib Wright, an English nurse who, in 1859, travels to a small Irish village where she witnesses an 11-year-old girl live for months without food.As the girl, named Anna O’Donnell, begins to attract attention from the media and tourists, she and Wright, as Donoghue describes on her website, “transform each other’s lives”, telling the story of “a psychological thriller” and “of love pitted against evil”.Netflix’s adaptation of the book is currently in pre-production and has no known filming or release date at the time of writing.

Line of Duty had fans glued to their television sets on Sunday night as the sixth - and perhaps final - series came to a climax.

Chrissy Teigen and daughter Luna are hitting the red carpet together!

A major fashion event is making a comeback this year after being halted due to COVID-19. This September, the Met Gala is all set to return and you will be surprised to find out who is in talks for being the co-host for the show.

Celtic will bounce back strongly with a new boss and a new resolve.The Parkhead captain was on a low and said sorry to fans after a brutal campaign ended with him bowing out of the Old Firm scene on the end of a crushing 4-1 loss in his 44th appearance in the fixture.But Brown is backing the deposed champions to climb high again after his departure.The 35-year-old knows sweeping changes are coming with Eddie Howe in line to become manager and a raft of alterations made to a ripped-up playing squad with new CEO Dominic McKay already in post.Brown has been unable to get his hands on any silverware through a dismal 2020-21 term.Get all the latest Celtic news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to our newsletter.We cover every

After a one week break, John Oliver came back to Last Week Tonight via “the void” to deliver his informative segment dispelling myths about the COVID-19 vaccine.

Timothee Chalamet is reportedly co-hosting the upcoming Met Gala 2021.The 25-year-old actor, who has never attended the fashion event before, is said to be presenting alongside poet Amanda Gorman and CFDA Chairman Tom Ford, according to Page Six.Timothee is said to have been chosen by Anna Wintour for her annual Costume Institute benefit.The star-studded event is usually held on the first Monday in May, but due to the pandemic, it has been pushed back to September.Last year's black-tie event was cancelled due to coronavirus, but it's hoped things will be 'more normal' when the event finally goes ahead later this year.The event, which raises funds for Met’s Costume Institute, is the biggest night in fashion.Oscar nominee Chalamet is known

UK stealth fighter jets on board the £3 billion warship HMS Queen Elizabeth will join the fight against the remnants of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.