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Sunday, 2nd May 2021 at 10:05 pm After six seasons, countless suspects, and a seemingly endless number of police acronyms we finally have an answer to the mystery that has been tormenting AC-12 for almost a decade – the identity of the final high-ranking corrupt officer in the Central Police Force. Advertisement The reveal came as shock to Steve, Kate and Ted, and it will no doubt have been equally surprising for many viewers, with Ian Buckells having been the least voted for option in our recent poll to determine who fans thought was ‘H’. The question is, was that shock a sat...

Sunday, 2nd May 2021 at 12:58 pm If you’ve been hooked by the gripping sixth series of Line of Duty, BBC One has another suspenseful thriller on the way from the makers of the smash-hit crime drama. Advertisement Suranne Jones (Gentleman Jack) and Martin Compston (Line of Duty) star in Vigil, which will unravel a dark conspiracy that goes right to the heart of the Britain’s national security. The story kicks off with a suspicious death aboard the submarine HMS Vigil and the mysterious disappearance of a fishing trawler, with DCI Amy Silva (Jones) tasked with getting to the bottom of what...

The BBC documentary sees the journalist travel to the US to explore the ongoing #FreeBritney movement.

Wednesday, 5th May 2021 at 12:42 pm Throughout all six seasons of Line of Duty, Ted Hastings has become known for many things, including his commitment to the law, honesty and integrity, but perhaps his most popular trait of all is his ability to conjure up some truly brilliant sayings. Advertisement In the sixth season of the show, which recently came to a close, the gaffer was in as good form as ever, reworking some old favourites and adding some brand new one-liners to the mix right up to the final episode. We’ve picked out some of his best sayings from throughout the seven-episode run ...

Thursday, 29th April 2021 at 3:19 pm From the very first shot of Netflix‘s latest original horror movie, Things Heard and Seen, it is very clear that the streamer is not planning on keeping it light. Advertisement The film opens with a quote from 18th-century Swedish theologian Emmanuel Swedenborg, whose most famous work was a book on the afterlife, appropriately titled Heaven and Hell. Unsurprisingly, this goes on to have a major significance for the events of the film, particularly in its climactic final moments – which may have left viewers with one or two questions. Read on for every...