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© BBC/World Productions/Steffan Hi Line of Duty aired its finale on Sunday night. This article contains potential spoilers for the final episode of Line of Duty season six. Sunday night’s Line of Duty finale has earned mixed reviews from viewers, after a shock twist left both fans and critics baffled. DI Kate Fleming (Vicky McClure), DI Steve Arnott (Martin Compston). In the episode DCI Ian Buckells, who is played by actor Nigel Boyle, was revealed to be the mysterious antagonist H. ‘Its usual complexity seemed to go out the window’ So far it has received very mixed reviews from critic...

The Daily Mail Jan Moir said she had some sympathy for Carrie Symonds as Wallpapergate rolls on. “The price of having her walls lined with gold scrolling ferns is that she has been painted as a grasping opportunist who would spend £1,000 on a designer tea cosy, if only she could get some mug Tory Party donor to foot the bill,” she said. “ I hold no scented candle for the Prime Minister and his fiancée, who have both behaved with a remarkable lack of common sense over the refurbishment of their Downing Street flat. And that is putting it mildly. But is she deserving of so much of...

Harry, Meghan Markle chose to throw Kate, William ‘under the bus’ for American dreams Entertainment Harry, Meghan Markle chose to throw Kate, William ‘under the bus’ for American dreams Experts recently came forward with a claim regarding the payout of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s USA dreams and admitted the Sussexes chose to throw Kate Middleton and Prince William under the bus to pay for it all. This claim was brought forward by columnist Jan Moir and in a piece for the Daily Mail she wrote, “What sets these brothers apart is what is at stake – a kingdom versus stardom.�...

'Sussexes will have throw Cambridges under the bus to boost popularity' Entertainment Fri, Apr 23, 2021 Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s sparked tensions between the royal family ever since their interview with Oprah Winfrey aired.  The couple levied harsh claims relating to racism and said that Meghan was denied professional help for her suicidal thoughts. Since then, many speculated that the move was to boost their own popularity in a bid to gain independence from the monarchy. Columnist Jan Moir, writing for the Daily Mail, said that the Sussexes will have to continue to be critical o...

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle will have to continue to throw the Cambridges under the bus By Friday Apr 23, 2021 Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey sparked tensions between the royal family. The couple levied harsh claims relating to racism and said that Meghan was denied professional help for her suicidal thoughts. Since then, many speculated that the move was to boost their own popularity in a bid to gain independence from the monarchy. Columnist Jan Moir, writing for the Daily Mail, said that the Sussexes will have to continue to be critical of the...