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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.

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Line of Duty’s latest dramatic episode - as they tried once again to work out the identity of a principal character. Thirteen million viewers watched the BBC1 crime thriller to see Martin Compston's character DS Steve Arnott be involved in a shoot out and car crash as the Anti Corruption team AC-12 tries to uncover the bent coppers in the force.

Every Sunday evening, most of us have been ready and waiting for Line of Duty to begin, as we ponder the ins and outs of AC-12’s investigations.

Martin Compston has proved he's as Scottish as they come as he showed his fans a glimpse of his very Scottish fry-up. The actor, who plays Detective Sergeant Steve Arnott in the hit BBC show, delighted fans with his Sunday scran, which featured Scottish classics.

BBC anti-­corruption police drama fear that AC-12 could lose a major character after Martin Compston, who plays DI Steve Arnott, said tonight’s episode was a “big one”.

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Janey Godley wrote a hilarious version of Line of Duty - taking the mickey out of Martin Compston's character DS Steve Arnott. Using a promo clip for the show Janey does one of her now famous voiceovers - in the same way she voices Nicola Sturgeon's coronavirus updates.Pretending she is DS Steve Arnott she says: "Cannae believe I'm still here after eight year.

A Line of Duty fan has been told she should be on the team after spotting a huge clue to the plot on a computer screen behind Vicky McClure's character DI Kate Fleming. During the episode, Kate ridiculed DI Steve Arnott played by Scot Martin Compston and upset viewers after appearing to grass on her old AC-12 units.

Line of Dutystar Martin Compston has condemned false reports that he and his wife have gone through fertility struggles. The actor, who plays DS Steve Arnott in the hit BBC cop drama, posted on Twitter on Sunday (28 March) about a newspaper article that had incorrectly interpreted comments he made during an interview on Radio 2.

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Line of Duty returned to our TV screens bringing with it Steve Arnott and the gang after a lockdown break. From wondering if Top Gear was ever going to finish (it did overrun by three minutes), and seeing what Steve Arnott was drinking, to looking up a bunch of acronyms like CHIS and trying to work out who H is, the show had us gripped from start to finish.

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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, Martin Compston, who plays the policeman, has another focus in his life, his gorgeous wife.

Anyone who’s watched Line of Duty will know that DS Steve Arnott is concerned with one thing only – catching bent coppers. However, Martin Compston, who plays the policeman, has a lot more fun.The star lives in a gorgeous home in Las Vegas alongside his stunning wife Tianna Flynn and their sweet pooch.

direct to your inboxLine of Duty star Martin Compston has joked his 'lockdown body' caused a few problems for the wardrobe department when he returned to filming. The BBC One cop drama makes its highly-anticipated, and long-awaited, return this Sunday night for series six - two years after series five aired.

Line of Duty season six is kicking off later this month and we have gotten a glimpse of what to expect.

Line of Duty’s sixth season is nearly here and we are trying to find out as much information as possible before its release.

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Martin Compston by drawing a penis inside one of his props used for the show. McClure, who plays DI Kate Fleming on the hit cop drama, drew the rude image inside one of the Greenock-born actor’s police notepads.

BBC revealed the start date for series six of the hit show. Fans have been eagerly anticipating the next instalment of the cop drama, which will see Scots star Martin Compston return as Detective Sergeant Steve Arnott.

Line Of Duty continued filming in Belfast. Shooting for the sixth series of the hit show was halted earlier this year amid the coronavirus pandemic but resumed in September with strict guidelines to ensure the new episodes are produced as safely as possible.

Martin Compston appealed to Scots to 'follow the basic guidelines' to help stop the spread of Covid-19. Greenock -born Martin pleaded with fans through NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde's social media accounts on Thursday.

coronavirus pandemic but today was the day that shooting continued and the AC-12 were reunited once again. Scots actor Martin Compston teased fans with some behind the scenes snaps and even showed off his transformation back to Det Sgt Steve Arnott with a post lockdown haircut.

Martin Compston fears he is losing out on Hollywood roles – because he can’t pull off acting like an American.

Line Of Duty star Martin Compston has pledged that the show will be back despite being derailed by coronavirus.

It's the programme that gripped the nation during its most recent run last spring.

Popular BBC drama Line of Duty will return for a one-off Sport Relief special next month.

We can hardly wait for the next season of Line of Duty to return and the show's creator Jed Mercurio has given us all a much-needed glimpse of what we can expect. As filming gets under way for the next four months, two members of the core trio D.S.

The BBC has given fans a glimpse of the next series of Line Of Duty with a new trailer documenting its 2020 schedule. It is now entering its sixth season and will be released this year, although no exact posting date has been confirmed.