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LINE of Duty's Martin Compston has admitted he HASN'T watched Vicky McClure's Trigger Point. The finale of ITV crime thriller wrapped up last Sunday - and left many viewers feeling very underwhelmed.

Davina McCall has been left devastated after the death of her father, Andrew, who died after a battle with Alzheimer's.Andrew sadly died on Monday (February 28), with Davina paying tribute on Thursday (March 3) to the "legend" whose death has left an "enormous hole" in her life.Taking to Instagram, Davina penned a poignant statement which read: "My Dad, Andrew, died on Monday night."He took a turn for the worse on Sunday but thankfully he wasn’t in pain. He was peaceful. I'm so grateful for that, and that we could be with him.

VICKY McClure has hit back at "rude" Trigger Point critics who slammed the show's finale as "predictable". The ITV drama aired its final episode on Sunday evening - and left some feeling a little underwhelmed.

Trigger Point reached a nail-biting end on Sunday night as the mastermind behind the multiple bomb attacks was revealed.

TRIGGER Point viewers have ripped into the 'waste of time' finale after a 'dreadful and predictable' bombing twist. The six part ITV drama concluded last night, with Vicky McClure's character Lana Washington finally figuring out who was behind the bomb threats of The Crusaders, a white supremacist group.

TRIGGER Point viewers were left unimpressed as the explosive ITV drama concluded on Sunday night. The series - starring Line of Duty's Vicky McClure - had fans gripped from the very first episode, but they were left with a hard choice ahead of the final episode.

ITV's Trigger Point is returning for a second series in 2023 after Sunday night's explosive finale. Vicky McClure will reprise her role as bomb disposal operative, Lana Washington, for the Metropolitan Police Bomb Disposal Squad in the new six part series. The ITV thriller series, written by Daniel Brierley and produced by Jed Mercurio’s HTM Television, hit screens last month and sees Line Of Duty legend Vicky, 38, take centre stage with nearly 11 million viewers watching the first episode.

Every so often a TV show comes along that completely captivates audiences and has them second guessing every little twist and turn.The latest drama that has sparked such ‘water cooler’ moments up and down the country, and set social media alight, is ITV’s Trigger Point.The six-part series, led by Line of Duty actress Vicky McClure, sees her character Lana Washington trying to get to the bottom of an elaborate bomb plot. Recent episodes have seen Lana, who has tragically lost both best mate Joel ‘Nut’ Nutkins (Adrian Lester) and brother Billy (Ewan Mitchell), correctly predict that her fellow bomb disposal operative John Hudson (Kris Hitchen) was the man behind the co-ordinated London attacks.

ITV's new drama Trigger Point saw Lana (played by Vicky McClure) seek advice from a clinical psychologist to process her recent loss. Although the storyline was as gripping as ever, one thing that fans couldn't get a grip of was the "poor audio quality".Many viewers took to Twitter to discuss the poor quality of the sound, with one writing: "Having to keep putting the volume up this week as they mumble their way through the episode this week.

Sick scammers are selling fake tickets 'for £500' Martin Compston's Line of Duty charity event in Inverclyde.

Greenock-born actor Martin Compston has been left 'beaming' after a Line of Duty event taking place near where he grew up sold out in less than one minute.

TRIGGER Point viewers were in for a shock during Sunday night’s episode - and some weren’t happy about one fine detail. In the explosive episode of the ITV drama, bomb disposal expert Lana Washington - played by Vicky McClure - was told by her superiors that her brother was a terrorist suspect. During a surveillance call between Lana and Billy, in which she intended to lure him to the police station, it became clear that he had been targeted as he discovered an explosive device rigged up to his car.

The Masked Singer draws to a close, fans of the show are frantically trying to figure out who could be behind Mushroom’s mask.So far viewers have waved goodbye to the likes of Heather Small, Gloria Hunniford, Will Young, Pat Cash, Tom Chaplin, Michael Owen, Jaime Winstone, Michelle Williams and Aled Jones.One of the final characters left is the ever elusive Mushroom. This Masked Singer has baffled judges and audiences alike since their first appearance when they sang It’s Oh So Quiet by Icelandic popstar Björk.

The Masked Singer fans will discover who Mushroom, RoboBunny and Panda really are this weekend - with Saturday (February 12) playing host to the show's grand final.But to help you out, the clever team behind the smash ITV show have given us exclusive new clues as to the characters’ true identities.So here they are - along with other pointers and guesses from the TV judges and viewers.Can you beat Jonathan Ross, who has topped his rivals Davina McCall, Mo Gilligan and Rita Ora by guessing three celebrities correctly this series?Jonathan joked about his success: "I’ve been paying attention to the clues and then you’ve got to also never, ever, ever listen to Rita Ora."Also helping the panel out in the final is last year’s winner Joss Stone (who was Sausage).There is also a treat for the finalists as - in a series first - they will get to duet with some old faces from the past.Robobunny will be joined by Queen Bee (Nicola Roberts) to sing Aretha Franklin and George Michael’s I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me).Panda will team up with Hedgehog (Jason Manford) for Marvin Gaye & Kim Weston’s It Takes TwoAnd Mushroom gets to sing with Robin (Aston Merrygold) on Rihanna’s We Found Love.New clue: Will I win on Saturday? It wouldn’t be the first time funnily enough.Other series clues: She likes to start new things, took the panel "back to school" with one performance, has planted themselves in the woods "far from home", may have her own perfume, wants to "bring peace and love, man", showed us two pints of milk and had the letter W planted in bushes around her.Guesses so far: Charlotte Church, Sia, Rebel Wilson, Vicky McClure, Aisling Bea, Lily Allen and Willow SmithNew clue: The Masked Singer has been one helluva ride but I can’t wait

The Masked Singer's Jaime Winstone flashed her curves as she hit the BRITs red carpet in a daring, sparkly black dress. The Kidulthood actress, 36, was one of the many celebs who stepped out at the event at the O2 Arena in London on Tuesday night.And she made sure all eyes were on her as she walked the carpet in a short, glittering black number that clung to her curves.The brief dress skimmed Jaime's thighs and left her long legs on show.Its top featured a sheer cut out that swirled from one shoulder, across her front and down to the opposite hip, showing off Jaime's toned figure as she posed for the cameras on the red carpet.

TRIGGER Point fans believe they have rumbled who the secret double agent could be within the extremist terrorist group after a huge “giveaway” clue. The third episode of the ITV show - which stars Line Of Duty actress Vicky McClure as bomb disposal officer Lana Washington - aired yesterday evening and fans are convinced they've worked out a big twist for Lana's family.

It's a crossover viewers are now waiting for following the latest instalment of Trigger Point.

Trigger Point fans are convinced they have worked out Lana Washington’s (played by Vicky McClure) brother is involved in the series of terrorist attacks in London.During the latest instalment of the popular ITV crime drama, viewers watched the bomb disposal officer fail to swiftly deactivate a bomb which had been planted in a building.The ex-military officer has been hot on the tails of the extremist group for days but is still struggling to put the pieces together as to who is behind the horrific crimes.As the organised group prepare for their next attack, eagle-eyed viewers believe they have worked out who could be the double agent in the group which has kept the criminal group one step ahead.It comes after Lana visited her brother’s appartment and acted shifty while he avoided looking out of the windows and made a constant effort to keep the curtains closed.This is a live TV story and is constantly being notes updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest TV updates.TV & Showbiz reporters are working to source the latest information, reaction, pictures and video related to this story.You can also follow us on Twitter @DailyStar, or follow us on Instagram @dailystar to get the latest TV and celeb gossip 24 hours a day.Or like our Daily Star Showbiz Facebook page to get the day's biggest stories, and have your say on them.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star showbiz newsletters?You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.Download the Daily Star app for flash alerts on the biggest stories of the day, so you don't miss out.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star news bulletins? You can do this on this page by simply

THE tension shows on Vicky McClure’s face as she tries to defuse a bomb in a bag in Trigger Point. But Vicky, 38, who plays Met Police explosives expert Lana Washington, can celebrate off screen as the show is ITV’s highest ratings drama in a year — pulling in nearly 10million for its first episode.

Good Morning Britain host Ben Shephard was left questioning ITV bosses' cheque book on Friday morning, as he chatted to Richard Arnold about The Masked Singer.During a segment with the entertainment correspondent, Richard said: "My goodness, we've seen some weird and wonderful - and far-fetched - theories!"So far these include everyone from Carol Vorderman and Line of Duty star Vicky McClure to The Greatest Showman actress Zendaya.But she wasn't the only A-lister mentioned in the list, as Richard also suggested Will Smith and Drake could be hiding behind the Robobunny mask.Richard then mused: "Possibly the most outrageous judge guess in The Masked Singer history...

Line of Duty creator Jed Mercurio has said economic and geographical inequalities have led to a “polarized creative community” within the British TV and film sector.