Martin Compston celebrated birthday in Edinburgh beer garden as fans send him drinks

Line of Duty star Martin Compston asked his followers 'What was Nick Berry up to that week?' after looking at the Top Ten TV series of the decades. Martin, who plays DC Steve Arnott in the award-winning police drama, was celebrating the fact that Line of Duty has topped the viewing figures of TV series over the last decade.

Nicola Sturgeon as he backed calls for another independence referendum. The Line of Duty star said the SNP leader was the 'most competent' person to lead Scotland to recovery following the economic fallout from coronavirus lockdowns.

Line Of Duty star Martin Compston, 37, has admitted that viewers of the hit show "need time away" from the series after many took to social media to air their "disappointment" over the series finale.The actor also said he would be "heartbroken" if he never worked with the cast again, as series seven has yet to be confirmed by BBC.Speaking to ES Magazine, the star said that following the end of the show, it had been a "wild few days.""You've got to respect people have invested so much in this thing and everybody has a different version of their ending, but yes… it's been a pretty wild few days," he confessed.Following the BBC series' shock ending and unmasking of character 'H', fans took to social media to weigh in with their thoughts on the

Little Mix, Dua Lipa, Arlo Parks, HAIM and Billie Eilish were among the winners at the female-dominated Brit Awards. The event, which featured an audience of 4,000 people including 2,500 key workers, marked the return of live music to London’s O2 Arena after more than a year.

THE Brit Awards returned with a bang tonight as Jack Whitehall took a swipe at Rita Ora, Little Mix fought back tears and Harry Styles baffled fans with his new accent.  The incredible event, which featured an audience of 4,000 people as part of the Government's live events pilot scheme, saw 2,500 key workers cheer on the biggest names in music - marking the return of live music to London's O2 Arena after more than a year. Read our Brit Awards 2021 blog for the latest news and updates Jack Whitehall kicked off the event with a sketch featuring Line Of Duty stars Vicky McClure and Martin Compston, as well as social media sensation Jackie Weaver, who went viral with her contributions to a parish council meeting.

Martin Compston and Jackie Weaver with a hilarious 'Zoom call' sketch. To open the show, Brits host Jack Whitehall was seen sitting down to a Zoom call with some very familiar faces.Line of Duty 's Martin Compston and Vicky McClure joined Jack but when Compston told Jack: "It’s time to roll out the big guns", Jack replied: "Mother of God they’re bringing out the gaffer." But many were shocked when it wasn't Line of Duty 's Adrian Dunbar, but was non-other than Scot Jackie Weaver.

Martin Compston hilariously responded “I’m fae Greenock ” after a group of fans sent a cocktail to his table as he celebrated his birthday in Edinburgh over the weekend. The Line of Duty star was filmed at a swanky beer garden in the capital, sharing some drinks with pals for his 37th birthday.

Line Of Duty star Martin Compton celebrated his 37th birthday in style over the weekend, after bar staff in Edinburgh threw him an unexpected surprise.Martin who originally from Greenock, is currently working in the Scottish city and decided to go to the beer garden at Rose Street Garden to grab a couple of drinks with his pals.The friendly bar staff made sure they made his day extra special as they presented the actor with a huge birthday sparkler along with placards spelling 'MARTIN' which was presented to him by five staff members.Taking to Instagram, the bar posted the video of Martin receiving his gifts on their page.

Martin Compston and Vicky McClure have celebrated their joint birthday by dressing up as Wham. Martin wished his pal Vicky a ‘Wham birthday’ as he dressed up as George Michael while she rocked a double denim as Andrew Ridgeley look.

LINE Of Duty's Vicky McClure and Martin Compston marked their shared birthdays by posing with their respective partners. Martin who turned 37 took to social media to share a pic of his stunning American wife Tianna, 33.

Martin Compston has shared some rare throwback snaps of his wife Tianna Flynn as he celebrates his 37th birthday.

Martin Compston is celebrating his birthday today and says no rain will stand in the way of having a celebratory pint. The Line of Duty star turned 37 today and as he is currently working in Edinburgh, it looks like he will need a brolly to sip on his birthday pint as the forecast is for rain for most of the day and drinking indoors is still not permitted.

Line of Duty stars Martin Compston and Vicky McClure dressed up and did fancy dress as iconic 80s pop band Wham! for their joint birthdays on Saturday. The BBC cop drama cast-mates have been through thick and thin on the rollercoaster show, and are just as close friends in real life.

LINE of Duty's Martin Compston shared rare snaps of his wife Tianna Flynn as he celebrates his 37th birthday. The Scottish star may be one of the best-loved actors on our screens, but he usually keeps his personal life on the down-low.

BBC police drama Line of Duty, but the actors also have something else in common - their birthday.Martin Compston, who brings life to Steve Arnott, and Vicky McClure, who plays Kate Fleming, are pals on and off screen.Though the series six finale might have been a bit of an anticlimax for many viewers, one thing was definitely clear throughout the show, and that was the extraordinary talent of its cast and the growing bond between them.Martin, Vicky, Adrian Dunbar and show creator Jed Mercurio even pledged to get matching AC12million tattoos if the show hit 12million viewers.We’ll see how that goes, but for now - to celebrate the stars turning a whole year older, we take a look inside their private lives to give you a glimpse of the people

Martin Compston joked it took him '10 year to grow a beard' in Line of Duty as fans can't get over his character's 'glow up'. The hugely successful BBC cop drama came to an end last week, with 12.8milion people tuning in to watch season six finale's controversial ending to the long-running "H" storyline.

Martin Compsto n said he'd planned to go to Trafalgar Square with some close pals to celebrate the Euros, but that doesn't look like happening now due to lockdown rules. Martin who doesn't expect to get a rare ticket for the actual matches at Hampden on June 14 and 22.

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Martin Compston has shown that he is not someone to be messed with in real life, as well as on screen in Line Of Duty.

Matin Compston didn't hold back when an online troll questioned his Scottish citizenship after the star appealed for people to vote for the SNP. Line of Duty star Martin had encouraged Scottish voters to take to the polls and said Scotland's future was in their hands.

DISAPPOINTED Line of Duty fans say they are unconvinced by the series six finale unveiling of Ian Buckells as the elusive "H". Meanwhile the show's top stars -including Ted Hastings actor Adrian Dunbar have all vowed to get matching AC-12 tattoos.