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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.

Martin Compston for one of his iconic waistcoats to be kept under lock and key.The National Museum of Scotland tweeted saying they would ask the Inverclyde-born actor if they could put one of the garments in the national collection if they gained more than 1,000 retweets.They warned however they couldn't guarantee success and it would be up to Compston, who has been hailed for his portrayal of Steve Arnott in the show.Millions of fans of the long-running hit BBC hit were left gripped at the

Steve Arnott in the hit BBC drama, made the plea in an online rally, which aired shortly before the Line Of Duty finale.At the event Compston was joined by other high-profile SNP supporters, including actors Alan Cumming and Brian Cox, crime writer Val McDermid and Mogwai musician Stuart Braithwaite.With the next Scottish Parliament election taking place in just a few days, the actor told voters: "Scotland's future is in your hands.

Line of Duty's big finale tonight - who is 'H'? Millions will be tuning in at 9pm on Sunday to find out exactly which copper is 'bent', with the final episode promising to end with a bang.

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We’re so used to seeing Martin Compston as Steve Arnott it’s easy to forget he’s not actually a London police officer hunting down bent coppers. Line of Duty fans were absolutely shocked to be reminded of this when he appeared on The Jonathan Ross Show ahead of the series finale.

Line of Duty's Martin Compston has dropped a major clue that Mark Bonnar - who plays Mike Dryden - could be unveiled as 'H' in the highly-anticipated season finale. The Scottish actor, who plays DI Steve Arnott, teased fans with a cryptic hint over which cast-member would finally be unmasked as the villain on Sunday night's episode.

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Line of Duty stars Vicky McClure and Martin Compston have shared some of the “spot on” fan theories about the show - as well as the more ridiculous guesses at plot twists.The hit BBC One police drama, written by Jed Mercurio, is set to end its sixth season on Sunday and viewers have been clamouring to find out who mysterious crime and corruption boss H is.

Line of Duty star Martin Compston has reveaked he hides his broad Scottish accent by getting someone to record his lines for him to listen to in English while he prepares for a scene. While appearing on the Jonathon Ross Show alongside co-star Vicky McClure, Ellie Simmonds, Ashley Banjo and Paul Weller, the Scottish actor revealed that maintaining the English accent for his character DS Steve Arnott was a tough ask.

Line of Duty has led to a surge in interest in waistcoats with gripped viewers taking fashion inspiration from Steve Arnott. When you think of Line of Duty, you might wonder who the elusive ‘H’ is or if DCI Jo Davidson is well and truly a ‘bent copper.’ However, as the latest series nears its dramatic climax on Sunday, viewers have taken fashion inspiration from Martin Compston's character Steve Arnott, according to new analysis from ecommerce company Salesfire.

Martin Compston has said that this series' finale episode of Line of Duty could be the last we see of the hit cop drama.

Martin Compston has crushed fans by claiming Sunday's Line of Duty season finale could be the last ever episode.The hit BBC crime drama has been running for nine years, and has so far produced six seasons, gripping viewers as they try to work out who 'the fourth man' making up a corrupt group of police officers titled 'H' could be. But Martin, 36, who plays Detective Inspector Steve Arnott on the hit show, has hinted it may not return for a seventh season.

Martin Compston has given fan  a sneak peak inside his incredible US home complete with a stunning pool. When he's not seeking out bent coppers or ignoring his occupational health appointments in BBC's Line of Duty, Martin Compston, who plays Detective Sergeant Steve Arnott in the show, lives a life of luxury over in Las Vegas.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Death in Paradise has welcomed some huge stars over the years, but did you know a certain member of AC-12 appeared in the beloved series? MORE: 6 questions we need answering in Line of Duty series six finaleLine of Duty's very own DI Steve Arnott actor Martin Compston paid a visit to the island of Saint Marie way back in season five, when Humphrey Goodman, portrayed by Kris Marshall, was still the show's main detective.

Line of Duty fan ready to put your knowledge to the test? If you're one of the millions of dedicated to the BBC cop drama and spent hours scrutinising the complex plots, it’s time to test your real duty to the show with our very own interrogation.

If you're a fan of Line of Duty you will know that DS Steve Arnott is concerned with one thing only – catching bent coppers. However when he’s not on our television screens doing just that, Martin Compston, who plays Steve Arnott, is spending time with his gorgeous wife Tianna Chanel Flynn at their amazing Las Vegas home.

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Line Of Duty fans will be sitting on the edge of their seats as the trailer for the final episode of the latest series has been released. Series six has seen Steve Arnott, Kate Flemming and Ted Hastings draw ever closer to the end of the agonising search for ‘H’ – the mysterious police officer who AC-12 are convinced has been conspiring with the organised crime group, also known as OCG.

Line of Duty fans have gone crazy over the latest Line of Duty blunder which saw Scotsman Martin Compston make two major mistakes about what happens in his native land. The Greenock -born actor came up with a couple of clangers in Sunday night’s record-long interrogation of Acting Detective Superintendent Jo Davidson in the hit BBC show.

Martin Compston has set the cat amongst the pigeons with his latest Line of Duty gag on social media. The rumour mill has been in full swing in recent weeks as the fictional AC-12 continue on their search for the elusive H.

He plays Detective Inspector Steve Arnott in Line of Duty and is intent on proving his former boss Chief Constable Philip Osborne has links to organised crime. However, the rival stars of the hit BBC show left the drama on-screen as they took to the golf course on Saturday.

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Strap in folks as the BBC has released a first look spoiler picture ahead of this week’s Line of Duty and it has us on the edge of our seats.

pointing a gun at Kate Fleming.Now one observant viewer of the BBC crime drama believes there is another rotten apple in Jo's team who has yet to be detected.In the latest twist to season six it was revealed that murdered journalist Gail Vella was looking into the suspicious death of Lawrence Christopher - a young black man killed in police custody in 2003 after being attacked by a gang of white youths.As AC-12 member Chloe Bishop took Steve Arnott and Ted Hastings through her findings, she

Line of Duty star Martin Compston told his gaffer to get in the beers after rivalling Only Fools and Horses with the show's latest viewing figures. Greenock-born Martin, who plays Steve Arnott, in the award winning cop series, couldn't believe the latest viewing figures for the show.

Line of Duty fever is back with the hit BBC drama cop series shocking fans with incredible cliff hangers and plot twists. Starring Martin Compston as DS Steve Arnott, the popular series delves into the world of police anti-corruption and revolves around discovering the identity of "H".

Line of Duty fans in stitches after sharing a brilliant impressions sketch on social media.

BBC One cop drama finally returned to screens last month after almost two years since series five aired.

Following another thrilling episode of Line of Duty, viewers are sure they know who the identity of the infamous ‘H’ is. Fans of the hit BBC drama have speculated that corrupt cop ‘H’ is in fact actor James Nesbitt, after he made a surprise cameo appearance on Sunday night’s episode.

She is the Line of Duty star who was married to undercover cop John Corbett before he was brutally murdered by newly-recruited police officer Ryan Pilkington. And Liverpool-born Steph Corbett, played by Amy De Bhrún, has returned for series six of the hit BBC series and has already made Detective Inspector Steve Arnott suspicious of where her income is coming from.

Line of Duty fans were left shocked on Sunday night after James Nesbitt was introduced as DCI Marcus Thurwell. Detective Inspector Steve Arnott was seen digging on the police database when Marcus Thurwell was pictured in connection with the case regarding exploitation at Sandsview Boys’ Home.

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Video: Viewers spot another 'H' clue in episode 4 of Line of Duty (The Independent)Line of Duty viewers think Steve Arnott knows something he’s not telling HastingsLine of Duty episode 4 ends with discovery DCI Joanne Davidson has mystery relative.

When Line of Duty stars Martin Compston and Vicky McClure are filming the show’s famous interview scenes on the set of the tense BBC One drama, there are very few laughs. But as soon as the cameras stop rolling and the director yells cut, the pair can’t help but play pranks on each other.