THIS Morning viewers were left outraged earlier today when a huge Line of Duty spoiler was shown onscreen without warning. Furious fans flocked to social media to blast the breakfast show, which revealed all in a skit ahead of the opening credits. 4 Rochelle discussed the finale with a member of crew at the start of today's This Morning The ITV programme kicked off with presenter Rochelle Humes discussing last night's dramatic Line of Duty finale in her dressing room. She says to a crew member: "Oh my goodness did you see Line of Duty last night? I can't believe there's another 'H' out there. I wonder if it's another Irishman in the frame." Her co-host Eamonn Holmes then appeared, quipping: "Mother of god. Did you ever see so many bent coppers as you did last night? Awful." The mother-of-two then received a text that read: "Urgent exit required". 4 Eamonn also joined the skit 4 Rochelle received a text 4 The BBC drama had plenty of twists in last night's finale Credit: BBC Furious fans of the drama flocked to social media to slam This Morning for ruining the show, with more spoilers later being discussed during the hosts' interview with Gill Biggeloe actress Polly Walker. One enraged viewer wrote: "Nice of #thismorning to give spoilers away in the intro. D***heads." Another seethed: "Thanks very much for putting the f***ing #LineofDuty spoiler on the screen so as you're channel-hopping you find out the thing you've been trying to avoid until you've caught up. F***ing p****s." So @thismorning have just put a huge spoiler out in the first 20 seconds of the programme about #LineOfDuty - and they’re continuing!!! — JillyBeanz 💕 (@beanz2809) May 6, 2019 Can't believe @thismorning have just shown a rundown of last night's episode of line of duty and are discussing what happened! I've seen it (luckily) but a bit soon for so many spoilers 😡 — jo fulham (@mojosewsew) May 6, 2019 Polly Walker hints that Gill Biggeloe will return next series as Eamonn Holmes reveals where her safehouse is in Belfast Most Read In TV & Showbiz KIM'S NEW KRUSH The men lining up to be Kim K's next partner as Kanye ‘dates Irina Shayk’ JOSS PERFECT Jac Jossa shows off her tiny waist after weight loss in pretty summer dresses 'WE'LL SEE' Louise Redknapp revealed Jamie wanted another baby when she was on Strictly GRANDE AFFAIR Ariana dazzles in white gown as she shares private pics from secret wedding a wright treat! Mark Wright gives fans tour of new £2,400 a night home with Michelle Keegan Exclusive ARG-AIN James ‘Arg’ Argent's set to reunite with 'love of his life' ex Lydia Bright In a huge twist, viewers learned last night that the mysterious H wasn't a single person but a network of four corrupt figures - with Gill working alongside Dot Cottan and ACC Hilton, who had both been brought down in the previous series. The fourth member of the villainous team remains unknown. Despite the scandal, viewers were left largely disappointed by yesterday's bumper-length finale and took to social media to complain that Ted Hastings' interrogation went on for too long. Got a story? email digishowbiz@the-sun.co.uk or call us direct on 02077824220. We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours.<doc-sep>Line of Duty: Carmichael cuts off interview with Hastings FREE now for the biggest moments from morning TV SUBSCRIBE Invalid email Sign up fornow for the biggest moments from morning TV When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. WARNING: This article contains spoilers for Line of Duty season five episode six. Superintendent Ted Hastings (played by Adrian Dunbar) was being investigated by DCS Patricia Carmichael (Anna Maxwell Martin) over suspicions of corruption on Line of Duty. During the questioning on the BBC drama, it was unveiled that Ted was close to John Corbett’s (Stephen Graham) mother Anne Marie who had been murdered. Gill Biggeloe (Polly Walker) managed to convince Corbett that Hastings was the one responsible for the death and he was recruited as an undercover officer in an organised crime group. I reckon John Corbett was the love child of Hastings and Anne Marie Line of Duty viewer The conversation between Gill and Corbett had been recorded and it was played aloud in the interview. Ted was clearly overcome with emotion as he asked for a moment alone, only to break down in tears. It was during the interview that he learnt for the first time that Corbett was Anne Marie’s son. Could Ted and Corbett have a secret family connection to explain why Ted was so emotional? As viewers will know, Corbett was killed earlier in the series as the OCG murdered him. Last night’s episode saw him visit the cemetery where Corbett was buried, and he also gave £50,0000 to his widow. Line of Duty season 5 spoilers: Could Corbett and Hastings be related? Line of Duty season 5 spoilers: Corbett was killed by the OCG Many fans suspect Ted is Corbett’s father and have taken to Twitter to speculate. “Ted Hastings = John Corbett's Dad #justaguess #LineOfDuty,” one fan theorised. A second added: “So I reckon John Corbett was the love child of Hastings and Anne Marie... #LineOfDuty.” “I think Ted is Corbett’s Dad & that’s why he was devastated when he found out he was Anne-Marie’s son & why he has given £50k to his widow #LineOfDutytheories #LineofDuty #LINEOFDUTY5 #LOD,” a third shared. While a fourth questioned: “Corbett was Ted's son right? Hence the 50k at the end? #LineOfDuty.” Line of Duty season 5 spoilers: Ted was overcome with emotion when he found out about Corbett<doc-sep>Line of Duty: Gill Biggeloe sends emergency text FREE now for the biggest moments from morning TV SUBSCRIBE Invalid email Sign up fornow for the biggest moments from morning TV When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Warning: This article contains spoilers for Line Of Duty season five, episode six. Line of Duty fans are still reeling from the revelation that H was not a person after all but four Caddies from the police force. Now, fans of the BBC drama are already speculating on another character’s true identity and this time it is Lisa McQueen’s (played by Rochenda Sandall). A Reddit theory places her as an being undercover agent for AC-3. She was part of the crime ring of John Corbett (Stephen Graham) and organised his murder when he tried to escape. One fan posed their theory on Reddit saying: “Jackie Laverty had a daughter. In season one, she was named in a police report as ‘Mrs H Laverty’. H. H. H. The title ‘Mrs’ shows she was old enough to be married, and Lisa is old enough to be married. “Is Lisa the child of Jackie Laverty and Tony Gates? Laverty is white, Gates is black, Lisa is mixed race. Lisa is avenging her mother’s death by hunting down bent coppers.” Fans also believe her actions and behaviour mirror that of a police officer. One said: “I’m sure she was about to shout ‘DON’T SHOOT, POLICE OFFICER’ to save herself getting shot, but refrained (and risked her life) in order to continue the investigation.” Actress Rochenda has previously revealed to Digital Spy about Lisa: "I'm not sure she has turned her life around. I feel personally that there's still an element... a little bit of a lie in there. Line of Duty season 6 spoilers: Lisa McQueen's true identity to be revealed? Line of Duty season 6 spoilers: Star reveals difficult future for Lisa I don't think she'll get off scot-free Rochenda Sandall "I don't think it's the end for Lisa. I don't think she'll get off scot-free." AC-3 has never interviewed Lisa and this could very well be because she is one of them. The episode revealed Kate Fleming (Vicky McClure) had misread the signs when she was trying to extract information from Matthew “Dot” Cottan/The Caddy (Craig Parkinson) in his dying declaration. She initially thought the shady figure’s name started with H. However, it emerged he was trying to signal towards his hand, which he was using to make Morse Code signals. In episode six, Kate interpreted the signal as “dot-dot-dot-dot” which is H in Morse Code. Line of Duty season 6 spoilers: Kate Fleming got H identity wrong Line of Duty: Carmichael cuts off interview with Hastings<doc-sep>Line of Duty: Gill Biggeloe sends emergency text FREE now for the biggest moments from morning TV SUBSCRIBE Invalid email Sign up fornow for the biggest moments from morning TV When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Sally Nugent and Ben Thompson did issue a spoiler warning to BBC Breakfast viewers before they began talking about the show. However, that wasn’t enough for many of the Line of Duty fans watching it home. Complaints came as the pair interview star of the BBC drama, Maya Sondhi who played Maneet Bindra. While Maneet was not in the episode in question, the trio did still discuss the latest instalment. Thanks for ruining Line of Duty for me BBC Breakfast viewer Fans weren’t happy, leaving some switching over to rival programme Good Morning Britain to avoid the spoilers. One wrote: “I wonder how many viewers @BBCBreakfast loses during the #LineOfDuty #SPOILERALERT I even tried @GMB (because @piersmorgan is off today) but they’re talking about it too!! Switched to @NOWTV - anyone want to spoil @GameOfThrones for me whilst we’re at it? ?” “@BBCBreakfast thanks for ruining line of duty for me,” another stated. A third exclaimed: “@BBCBreakfast Terrible for spoiler alerts! Down with this sort of thing!” “@BBCBreakfast Stop talking about #lineofduty !! !Trying to avoid finding out...but the other side are covering if too! Not everyone was able to watch it live...will catch up later,” a fourth shared. “Thanks for the Spoiler Alert @sallynugent @BBCBreakfast - but it keeps driving me to @GMB (thankfully @piersmorgan is not on there today! ),” a fifth declared. BBC News: Some viewers were not pleased BBC News: Maya Sondhi appeared on BBC Breakfast today While a sixth asked: “Why in the hell is bbc breakfast spoiling the ending of line of duty?” Maya herself revealed she had been guessing about who or what ‘H’ was throughout the series. She said: “I got myself all worked up thinking ‘I think H is a woman, a place, a code, a group and a country. Then maybe, um, I don’t know!’” Maneet was killed off earlier in the series and the actress revealed she suggested her exit to creator Jed Mercurio. She said: “I think I may, after a couple of glasses of wine have suggested that I die.” BBC News: The programme did issue a spoiler warning<doc-sep>
Line of Duty: Polly Walker teases Gill Biggeloe’s return WARNING: This article contains spoilers for Line of Duty season five episode six. The final episode of the fifth series saw Gill Biggeloe (played by Polly Walker) outed as the major villain of the piece in a big twist. Gill was carted off to a safe house and put into witness protection so her fate on the BBC series has not yet been sealed as the fourth person associated with ‘H’ is yet to be identified. So could she be back when Line of Duty returns for a sixth season? I don’t think anybody knows apart from puppet master Jed Mercurio Polly Walker Gill star Polly appeared on This Morning today where she addressed her future on the programme. Speaking to presenters Eamonn Holmes and Rochelle Humes, Polly said Jed Mercurio may be the only one who knows who will be back. “I think anything’s up for grabs. I don’t think anybody knows apart from puppet master Jed Mercurio,” she shared. “Who knows? I think Gill being Gill, this is my theory. She’s such a survivor, she won’t be playing sudoku in her sitting room for too long. I think she’ll be looking for ways to survive and get on.” They also discussed whether Gill was part of a larger network of people in the show. “I think she’s one of more,” Polly told the presenters. Line of Duty season 6 spoilers: Polly has spoken out on her future on the show Line of Duty season 6 spoilers: Gill had gone against Ted Hastings “We need her back to spill the beans,” Eamonn added to which Polly stated: “Absolutely.” The actress also went on to explain why she didn’t watch the finale or the rest of the series. She said: “I kind of went into denial mode it was as if it wasn’t happening, I didn’t watch any of it. People have stopped me and I’ve been mysterious about it.” Eamonn asked: “Why would you not want to be involved?” To which Polly answered: “Don’t know, I think it’s almost too much to be part of it so it’s nice to remove yourself and be an observer for me and to watch everyone else enjoy it. Line of Duty season 6 spoilers: Polly said she hadn't watched the programme