Martin Compston

Martin Compston has admitted that he'd be "heartbroken" if Line of Duty were to end now. The sixth series of the BBC One police drama ended earlier this month, and it proved to be divisive with fans when the identity of the final H was unveiled. And Martin, who plays...

Jack Whitehall kicked off the Brit Awards 2021 by taking part in a Line of Duty-inspired skit starring Vicky McClure, Martin Compston and Jackie Weaver.The comedian, who is hosting the ceremony live at the O2 Arena in London, made a number of references to the latest series, including Ted Hasting’s famous “Mother of God!” catchphrase.The skit was just the prelude to performances by Coldplay and Dua Lipa. Tonight’s Brit Awards marks the first live large-scale indoor event in London since March last year. The ceremony will be taking place as usual at the O2 Arena and will...

Line Of Duty's Martin Compston and Vicky McClure - who share the same birthday and turned 37 and 38 respectively on Saturday - have both marked their big days by sharing Instagram photos with their partners. Vicky, best known for playing Kate Fleming on the hit BBC show, posed for...

Martin Compston has shared some rare throwback snaps of his wife Tianna Flynn as he celebrates his 37th birthday. The Line Of Duty star has seen his profile go sky high as the BBC police drama dominated conversations ahead of its series finale last Sunday. In contrast, Martin's marriage to...

Line Of Duty's Martin Compston shared a picture of himself and co-star Vicky McClure dressed as Wham on their JOINT birthday on Saturday. Writing, 'Have a Wham birthday,' Martin wore a Choose Love T-shirt as he dressed up as the late George Michael and Vicky wore double denim as Andrew Ridgeley.

Line of Duty star Martin Compston has hit back at a Twitter user who criticised his support for the Scottish National Party.Compston, who plays Steve Arnott in the BBC police drama, had starred in a video urging the people of Scotland to vote for the SNP in Thursday’s (6 May) elections.“The big decisions, whether it be Scotland’s future relationship with Europe, whether it be nuclear weapons on the Clyde, are best taken by the people who live here,” the actor said as he showed support for party leader Nicola Sturgeon.However, one follower tweeted Compston asking “what part of Scotland...

Martin Compston has hilariously hit back at a troll who questioned his Scottish roots and citizenship. The Line Of Duty star, 36, was responding to a troll questioning him for urging Scots to vote for the SNP and back Nicola Sturgeon in the election on Thursday. Martin, who stars as...

Line of Duty star Martin Compston has said he “understands” why some people were underwhelmed by the finale.The actor, who has played Steve Arnott in the show since it began in 2012, posted a statement on Twitter after the “madness started dying down” following the episode’s broadcast on Sunday (2 May).An overnight audience of 12.8m tuned in to watch the conclusion to the long-running “H” storyline, a reveal that left many fans feeling short-changed.Many viewers also believed they were watching the show’s final ever episode and expected it to be more dramatic, especially after a series filled with car...

Line of Duty star Martin Compston has admitted he feels "relief" now that season six of the BBC show has come to an end. The Scottish actor, who played DI Steve Arnott, took to Twitter on Monday to thank fans for tuning in and even addressed the backlash from viewers regarding the ending of the latest series.