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Kanye West has made the argument that Black History Month – an annual commemoration of important people and events in the history of the African diaspora, celebrated every February in North America – is no longer relevant, instead declaring in a new video that February will henceforth be known as “Black Future Month”.The video shows West – who is legally known as Ye – standing in the centre of a hooded group and delivering a powerful speech on his upbringing and struggles as a Black man in modern America.“The system has been separating families in every way that they can, for years” he said, noting that he was separated from his mother (the first female head of the English department at Chicago State University) and his father (a Black Panther) at a young age, leading to a fractured relationship between West and the latter.He continued: “America is made to enslave us. What they ever gave us? We’d improve.

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Martin Compston caught his Line of Duty co-star Vicky McClure out with a hilarious prank while filming for the latest series of the cop drama. The Scots actor posted new behind the scenes footage showing the pair fooling around on set.

When Line of Duty stars Martin Compston and Vicky McClure are filming the show’s famous interview scenes on the set of the tense BBC One drama, there are very few laughs. But as soon as the cameras stop rolling and the director yells cut, the pair can’t help but play pranks on each other.

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LINE of Duty fans are convinced Jimmy Lakewell is the brother of dodgy cop Jo Davidson. The BBC police drama took an explosive turn this past Sunday and left fans with an epic cliffhanger.

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Line of Duty blunder has revealed a famous new cast member for season six - with the BBC launching an urgent probe, according to reports.A top actor will be joining the likes of Vicky McClure, Martin Compston and Adrian Dunbar for Sunday's episode, the fifth of the season's six-episode run.The Sun reports that the blunder was made by BBC Maestro, a service which sells online writing courses in close collaboration with the Beeb's commercial arm, BBC Studios.The publication chose not to name the celebrity so the episode isn't spoiled for fans.It reports that the actor's face could be seen on a database being browsed by Martin's Detective Inspector Steve Arnott, and that a scene starring the actor was later accidentally shown.After each

Line of Duty over the past few weeks, with millions up and down the country on the edge of their sofas each episode.Ahead of this week’s fix, BBC One has released some teaser pictures, showing an armed confrontation playing out.It comes after last week’s episode ended on a cliffhanger, leaving viewers guessing who DCI Jo Davidson’s (Kelly Macdonald) mystery blood relative could be.

Line of Duty's DCI Jo Davidson and DI Steve Arnott appear tense as they carry out a dramatic raid at a crime scene in Sunday's upcoming episode.

Line of Duty’s latest dramatic episode - as they tried once again to work out the identity of a principal character. Thirteen million viewers watched the BBC1 crime thriller to see Martin Compston's character DS Steve Arnott be involved in a shoot out and car crash as the Anti Corruption team AC-12 tries to uncover the bent coppers in the force.

After leaving us all on the cliffhanger of the century last night, fans are convinced they know what is about to happen next on Line Of Duty. Viewers who have been closely following the hit BBC police drama have decided that DCI Jo Davidson is secretly related to the late John Corbett, played by Stephen Graham.

Line of Duty fans are now convinced that newcomer DC Chloe Bishop could be a corrupt officer after spotting a number of strange mistakes she made during Sunday's episode.During the latest instalment of the BBC drama, DC Chloe Bishop and DI Steve Arnott decided to move solicitor Jimmy Lakewell from prison to the police station in the hope he would reveal some information to him.But as the convoy of armed police sped back to AC-12, they were ambushed by the OCG who put spikes out to pop their tyres, leading to a dramatic shoot out.Chloe and police officer Jonesy rushed to help Steve and Jimmy who were trapped in the crashed van, but as she helped her to get into the turned over van, Steve spotted a sniper, who shot Jones dead.The hard work to

Line of Duty. As viewers get closer to uncovering the identity of the mysterious H, Martin's mum and dad decided to have their say on all the goings on.

Line of Duty is famous for linking everything in the series to what has come before and this season is no exception.Ryan Pilkington, Terry Boyle, Steph Corbett, Ian Buckells, Jimmy Lakewell, Blackthorn Prison, Lee Banks, even Jackie Laverty all have reappeared on the show to add to its twisted mythology.We should not be surprised then that the latest episode showed another link, this time between Jo Davidson, played by Kelly Macdonald, and a mystery character.The end of episode four revealed that Acting Det Supt Jo Davidson is the blood relative of a key character already known to AC-12.They ran Jo’s DNA and found she is related to someone with a criminal record, someone shocking enough to elicit a “Mother of God” from Ted Hastings.When

Line of Duty fans were sent into meltdown on Sunday night as it was revealed that newly appointed DSI Jo Davidson (Kelly Macdonald) was related to someone on the police database files.The latest episode of BBC drama ended on another cliffhanger leaving fans guessing as to what could possibly happen next.DS Steve Arnott (Martin Compston) presented Superintendent Ted Hastings (Adrian Dunbar) a DNA file that proved DCI Davidson was related to someone else in the police database.

Every Sunday evening, most of us have been ready and waiting for Line of Duty to begin, as we ponder the ins and outs of AC-12’s investigations.

BBC anti-­corruption police drama fear that AC-12 could lose a major character after Martin Compston, who plays DI Steve Arnott, said tonight’s episode was a “big one”.

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