If you thought things couldn’t get worse for DCI Tony Gates, then you’re right. As Line of Duty hits its halfway point they don’t get worse, they get catastrophic. For the first two episodes Gates sat on his iron throne, fending off the barbs and jabs of the circling Anti-Corruption Unit with a smile or … >

Blimey. When we said last week that we thought things were going to get a lot darker, we didn’t think it’d happen so fast, or so brutally.

There’s a pleasing sense of unease that sits with you while watching Line of Duty. Pleasing, because it means that Jed Mercurio’s five-part drama is accomplishing the atmosphere it’s trying to create: an authentic world that bleeds further mistrust with every click of the mouse and every knock on a door. It’s an excellent start … >