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MORE: Rob Burrow opens up about brave battle with Motor Neurone DiseaseMike Tindall will head up the famous names at the black-tie Sapphire Ball at London's Hard Rock Hotel on 11 June, while Mark Wright will host a night of music and entertainment in another room at the venue. Robert Burrow with his wife Lindsey after he was made an MBE by the Princess Royal in AprilBoth events are open to the public and proceeds from tickets will go to the MND Association.EXCLUSIVE: Mike Tindall, James Haskell and Alex Payne discuss fatherhood and Platinum Jubilee plansMORE: The surprising connection between Princess Eugenie and Mike Tindall's podcastsRob, who was a star player for the Leeds Rhinos despite being only 5'2", will be among the guests, along with his wife Lindsey and former teammates.Mike, who will take part in a live Q&A with fellow sports stars Alan Brazil, Tom Shanklin and David Flatman, tells HELLO! "Being a Yorkshireman I watched a lot of the Rhinos games when I was growing up and through my professional career.

BBC drama Line of Duty.

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.

More than 15 million people have now watched it – but Line of Duty star Anna Maxwell Martin has admitted she still hasn’t seen the show’s finale.

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.

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With Line of Duty’s sixth season finale dividing viewers on Sunday night with the unveiling of the elusive ‘Fourth Man’ working from within the force to aid criminals, obsessive fans have been pouring back over past episodes to look for clues they missed.

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.

The finale of Line of Duty series six pulled in huge viewing figures on Sunday evening.

Line of Duty actor Nigel Boyle dropped a major hint that Ian Buckells was H four years ago. The actor, whose blundering character turned out to be the "Fourth Man" during the series finale, previously suggested there was "more to him than meets the eye".

Line of Duty fans have been left stunned, after realising how different actor Nigel Boyle looks to his character Ian Buckells.

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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

Line of Duty star Nigel Boyle is relieved he can finally talk all about his character, DSU Ian Buckells, being the elusive H now the season six final has aired.

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".

He's been a part of the Line of Duty universe since its very first series, but what are actor Nigel Boyle's career and personal life like?

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.