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Viewers finally found out who the mystery 'H' is

Line of Duty: Ian Buckells’ history and the 'definately' mistake that gave him away Line of Duty series six concluded tonight by revealing something that has been in our face for a decade. Please be aware this article contains spoilers Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now There are always big stories on WalesOnline - don't miss any with our daily emailInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy...

Eleanor Tomlinson’s barely been seen since she lit up the screen as Demelza Poldark in five series of the hit Cornish drama. And each time she has, the role’s been a world away from the fiery 18th-century redhead that launched her career.  There was unhinged Mary Durrant in the 50s-set Agatha Christie adaptation Ordeal By Innocence in 2018, and sci-fi heroine Amy in the BBC’s The War Of The Worlds the following year. But Eleanor’s latest role is surely her most offbeat yet. Part-alien, part-human, Candy Skov-King is a drug-addicted criminal in Sky’s new sci-fi thriller Intergalacti...

Line Of Duty's explosive series six finale is set to kick off on Sunday night, with avid fans (and AC-12 themselves) desperate to discover the identity of 'H'. And ahead of the show, former Line Of Duty star Craig Parkinson, who played OCG 'Caddy' Matthew 'Dot' Cottan, predicted that the final episode of the series will 'break hearts'. Meanwhile Craig, 45, praised the show makers for delivering a great production after Covid-19 forced them to halt filming last year, and hailed the show as one of the most 'iconic' dramas in years. Exciting stuff: Former Line Of Duty star Craig Parkinson, who p...

Share Adrian also sings lullabies and presents interactive games on the lively hour-long recording, that was taped 16 years ago. Speaking to The Mirror, one fan said: 'Most villains and corrupt cops would be kept awake at night with nightmares at the thought of a Ted Hasting interrogation – but my kids have listened to Adrian's singing to lull them to sleep for years.'  Bedtime story: The Northern Irish actor, 62, recorded the audio version of Sam McBratney's much-loved book, Guess How Much I Love You, in 2005 This comes as Line Of Duty fans eagerly await the highly anticipated series ...