Line Of Duty: Last News

Line of Duty reunion at the GQ Men of the Year Awards as Adrian Dunbar and Vicky McClure had a catch up at the bash.The pair, who play Ted Hastings and Kate Fleming in the BBC drama, beamed as they posed for pictures at the annual ceremony, which was held at the Tate Modern in London.It was a big night for Adrian, as he nabbed the award for TV actor of the year, thanks to his incredible portrayal as the head of AC-12.Who could forget those iconic one-liners?Appearing on stage, the actor gave his co-stars, and ‘best mates’, a sweet shout-out as he accepted the gong, as well as show creator Jed Mercurio.He also took a moment to dedicate the trophy to his mum, Pauline, who survived her battle with coronavirus.‘But I’d really like to dedicate

Ace Bhatti has confessed the cast of Line of Duty is "not allowed" to speak on the future of the show. In the series six finale Jed Mercurio's programme, the identity of "H", otherwise known as "The Fourth Man", was revealed as Ian Buckells, who is portrayed by Nigel Boyle.The revelation left fans worried a seventh season wouldn't be on the cards as one person wrote on Twitter: "Someone tell me there’s a season 7?" Now, 51 year old Ace, who plays PCC Rohan Sindwhani in the popular drama, has appeared on BBC's Morning Live to speak to hosts Janette Manrara and Gethin Jones, where he was quizzed about it.

Express.co.uk his opinion on the reaction to Line Of Duty’s Season 6 finale, after some fans were left disappointed when Nigel Boyles’ character DI Ian Buckells was uncovered as the show’s mysterious “H” character.The actor described some of the negative comments online as being a “bit over the top”, saying he thought the ending was a clever “comment on society”.Speaking on the flurry of tweets and posts online following the revelation of H’s identity, Alastair said: “I think Jed [Mercurio] has come out and said he can understand people’s disappointment that there wasn’t some huge, big shoot out. “At the end of every previous season there has been a big set-piece.

Line of Duty.Speaking at the BAFTA TV Awards 2021 this evening, he revealed why he thinks people like his character.

BBC series' script.The actor exclusively told Express.co.uk how he would have “loved” to perform the much talked about prison visit, which is referred to throughout series 6 but is never shown to audiences.Speaking on how he found playing ruthless criminal Lee, who is related to organised crime mastermind Karl Banks, Alastair said: “I love playing villains, they sit quite comfortably with me. “I prefer darker edge roles, so yeah it was great, I’m drawn to the characters.

Line Of Duty, has spoken exclusively to Express.co.uk on how he discovered the identity of the character “H”, also known as “The Fourth Man”, and managed to keep his identity secret.The actor explained how he was initially left baffled when his co-star and friend Nigel Boyle, who plays Detective Ian Buckells, had continued to urge him to read the series finale script on multiple occasions.When he eventually got round to learning how the season was going to end, Alastair was left completely stunned.Opening up on his reaction to Detective Buckells being unveiled as the mystery leader of the OCG (Organised Crime Group), Alastair said: “I was like bloody hell, Nige.

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

Line of Duty is now officially the most watched drama of the 21st century.The hit BBC police procedural aired its series six finale earlier this month which saw record numbers of fans tuning in to discover the identity of H. Latest official figures show that a massive 15.24 million viewers watched the last episode in a week, boosting it ahead of the previous record-holding 2000 episode of Heartbeat which attracted 15.16 million viewers.

Line of Duty star Nigel Boyle, who plays DSU Ian Buckells, has had a busy few weeks. Not only has he and his wife just welcomed a baby into the family, but last weekend his character was unmasked as the elusive H in the hugely-popular police drama.Viewers saw the big reveal in the season six finale, which aired on Sunday night.Following the success of the series, which pulled in over 12.8 million viewers, fans want to know if it will return for more instalments.The father-of-three spoke about the future of the show this morning, during an appearance on Zoe Ball’s BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show.The presenter asked the question everyone wants to know, “Will there be anymore Line of Duty?”“I certainly don’t know.

Line of Duty actor Sherise Blackman, who played cop Ruby Jones in the hit BBC series, has criticised the police response following the attempted abduction of her 11-year-old son last week.Sherise detailed how two men in a van chased her son on foot into a local park, but were hindered after two teenagers protected the youngster from the men and told him to run home.

City Academy, was happy to provide her expert opinion with Metro.co.uk on some of the accents currently gracing our screens.From Delco to Irish, and award-worthy to a little bit shaky, let’s dive in to find out the accuracy of some of these actors’ accents.After Sunday night’s Line of Duty finale, Steve Arnott actor Martin Compston can take a breather from his Estuary sounds and relax back into his native Scottish accent – his next gig, new BBC drama Vigil, has even let him keep it.But what does Wrigglesworth make of his accent work? This time, she’s not as sold, describing it as ‘a relatively good’ job but ‘not watertight’.However, she continued: ‘Considering how different the sounds and rhythms are from his own accent I think it’s

Line Of Duty’s Martin Compston took to Twitter last night to break his silence following the season six finale.The Scottish actor, who plays DI Steve Arnott in the police drama, addressed the programme’s ending and it’s lack of “urgent exit”, which had disappointed some fans.Martin thanked people for reaching out to him over the course of the series and revealed that he had suffered a wide range of emotions while seeing the “hype” online.The BBC One star said he’d felt both excited and anxious as it played out over the past seven weeks.The 36-year-old went on to admit that he now felt “relief” that the series had ended and a great deal of pride.He then revealed his plans to mark the huge achievement with his co-stars Vicky McClure (DI Kate

Line of Duty star Martin Compston has revealed he had a deal with actors Vicky McClure, Adrian Dunbar and the show’s creator Jed Mercurio to get tattoos if viewing figures surpassed 12million. Scottish actor Martin, 36, revealed the dare between the show’s cast as he celebrated the 12.8million fans the show pulled in during its series finale episode on Sunday 2 May.

A BBC boss has hinted that Line of Duty may make a comeback after Sunday night’s finale episode broke viewing records. Loyal fans of the police show have been hooked as they followed Ted Hastings, Steve Arnott and Kate Fleming in their lengthy inquiry into finding out the identity of the fourth man, also known as ‘H’, since the series began in 2012.

Line of Duty season 6.The actor, who plays DSU Ian Buckells in the crime series and was unmasked as corrupt police officer H in last night’s episode, has defended the show.He made his comments after some viewers branded the finale “disappointing” on social media.The Birmingham-born star said that when people have a chance to reflect on the episode, they will be more understanding.Nigel said the creators had opted for a “subtle” conclusion rather than a “big shoot out”.Fans are still waiting to find out if there will be a seventh series.Talking to BBC Breakfast hosts Jon Kay and Louise Minchin, the TV star said: “I think there is always going to be some element of disappointment, but you can’t have every series with a big shoot out and

Writer Jed Mercurio is keeping tight lipped about how Line of Duty might return – or even if. But the explosive finale of the popular drama gave us some clues about what to expect...

Britain issued a collective gasp on Sunday night as Ian Buckells was exposed as Line Of Duty's fourth man. But for some eagle eyed viewers the much anticipated big reveal was anything but - as they had been picking up on small clues it was the seemingly incompetent Buckells all along.

Line of Duty, which is set to bring its sixth season to an end tonight on the BBC.The star has been married to Australian actor Anna Nygh for 35 years, who he praised recently for being the only person who could “handle” him.Adrian and Anna first met back in the 1980s when they were set up on a blind date.The pair were paired up by mutual friend Joanne Whalley.They tied the knot in 1986 and have a daughter together called Madeleine.Adrian is also the step-father to Anna’s son Ted from a previous relationship.Speaking on Radio 4 recently, Adrian opened up about how lucky he felt to meet Anna.He said: “I don't know anyone else I could have hooked up with who could have handled me.“I've got my woman and she's a very good one.”The actor then

With the series finale looming, fans of Line of Duty have unearthed a telling interview with former star Craig Parkinson which hinted that Kate Fleming, played by Vicky McClure, is hiding a huge secret. In the exclusive clip dating back to August 2020, Craig, 45, revealed to This Morning hosts Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford that viewers can “never trust Vicky McClure” suggesting Kate could be the face behind the infamous H.

Line Of Duty star Martin Compston, 36, plays Detective Sergeant Steve Arnott in the gripping BBC series, but it’s not just the drama that has been gathering people’s attention.The actor has revealed he has been contacted by multiple fans on his social media pages, with some even popping the question to him.He revealed: “The Instagram DMs get a bit out of hand… a lot of stuff I wish I hadn’t seen.

Fans have been gripped to the edge of their seats to find out the identity of 'H' and they haven't got long until they find out, as the finale of Line Of Duty airs on Sunday 2 May. Ahead of the final episode of the series on BBC One, bookies have released the latest odds and it looks like Patricia Carmichael is favourite to be revealed as 'H'.The love-to-hate copper currently has odds of 2/1, followed by Chief Constable Philip Osborne who has odds of 4/1 to be unveiled as the mysterious fourth man.Third in line is Ted Hastings at 8/1 while Marcus Thurwell ranks in fourth place, at 11/1.