Jimmy Lakewell: Last News

Line Of Duty fans are gearing up for the eagerly-anticipated Series 6 finale, which should hopefully see the unmasking of arch-villain 'H'.

Line of Duty is set to air its finale episode on Sunday and fans are desperate to find out who the mysterious "H" is.Stars of the popular medical drama, Vicky McClure and Martin Compston, are set to appear on The Jonathan Ross Show this weekend and the pair laugh off a few fan theories during the show.Presenter Jonathan will put some fan theories to them to see their reaction.The host will ask the actors about a specific anagram code theory that fans are currently speculating.It's been discussed that character Jimmy Lakewell previously gave a hint by saying "look beyond the race claim to find H".Fans are convinced it's a major clue because, if you take the letters which make up "race claim" out of Carmichael, you are left with one letter –

Line of Duty fans are convinced they’ve finally worked out H’s identity - and that a whopping great clue lies in an anagram spotted earlier this series.The hit BBC police drama has gripped the nation, as fans have been desperate to work out who the elusive H is, led by crumbs of intentional clues left by show-runner Jed Mercurio.And their identity might have finally been revealed.In episode four of series six, the imprisoned OCG lawyer Jimmy Lakewell, played by Patrick Baladi, spoke to DS Steve Arnott, who was desperate for him to turn against his old crew to provide information to the cops.Discussing the death of journalist Gail Vella, which has been the focus of this series, Lakewell told Arnott he should "look beyond the race claim to

Line of Duty viewers are sure they've spotted the final H after noticing DCS Patricia Carmichael tapping her pen in a suspicious manner whilst interviewing Jo Davidson.She and Kate Fleming had been taken into custody after fleeing the scene following the shooting of bent PC Ryan Pilkington, and Jo promised to cover for Kate.Several clues have been dropped that Carmichael, played by Anna Maxwell Martin, is the final major corrupt officer, aka H, throughout the series.During the fifth episode, ill-fated Jimmy Lakewell told Steve Arnott to "look beyond the race claim" if he wanted to find the mysterious H.Eagled-eyed fans spotted that if you take the letters "race claim" out of Carmichael, you are only left with one letter - H.In Sunday's

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.

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 viewers have been left shocked after characters were gunned down and strangled to death in jaw-dropping scenes. The fourth episode of series six of the BBC drama was the most explosive yet, with DI Steve Arnott and DC Chloe Bishop deciding to grab solicitor Jimmy Lakewell from prison and take him to the police station in the hope he would reveal important information to them.

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