Line of Duty S6 E1: What’s behind those locks?

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🗓️ 21 March 2021

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

Craig Parkinson and Sarah Millican share their immediate reactions to the first episode of Series 6. Craig shares his theory of what’s behind Davidson’s heavy duty locks and Sarah shares her concerns about “sad admin Steve”.

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0:00.0	Newscast is the unscripted chat behind the headlines.
0:05.6	It's informed that in Formal, we pick the day's top stories and we find experts who can
0:11.2	really dig into them.
0:12.4	We use our colleagues in the newsroom and our contacts.
0:15.2	Some people pick up the phone rather faster than others.
0:18.6	We sometimes literally run around the BBC building to grab the very best guests.
0:23.4	Join us for daily news chats.
0:25.6	To get you ready for today's conversations, newscast,
0:29.3	listen on BBC Sounds.
0:37.6	Warning.
0:38.2	This episode contains spoilers of episode one of season six of line of duty and some strong language.
0:45.1	At warn you.
0:50.5	This is a return in heistings.
0:52.3	You'll be treated fairly with the full protection of the law.
0:56.4	Success with line of duty.
0:59.2	DCI Kate Fleming has left AC12 to the hill and is on the murder investigations team
1:04.0	where they're investigating the execution-style murder of investigative journalist
1:08.2	and gale veller in Operation Lighthouse.
1:10.8	A Cheers or what?
1:14.9	Everybody knows what a Cheers is.
1:17.1	They say about 50 times in the app.
1:21.4	Pause it and Google it.
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