Line of Duty Stars Film Car Crash Scene

Martin Compston and Vicky McClure film new scenes for Line of Duty.

Martin Compston and Vicky McClure are filming dramatic car crash scenes for Line of Duty. They have starred in the BBC police drama since it started.

Vicky McClure, who plays Detective Kate Fleming, was seen with Martin Compston, who plays DI Steve Arnott, on set.

The pair are filming an explosive car crash scene with a police car overturned and guns drawn.

The seventh series of Line of Duty is currently being made.

Filming was paused earlier this month due to riots in Belfast and production issues with Martin's injury and bad weather.

Martin Compston was injured by an Airsoft gun during filming but is okay. More problems followed with the Belfast riots.

The Belfast riots caused filming to stop. The riots started after a Sudanese man was charged with attempted murder.

Filming is back on after many disruptions.

The stars and crew had to leave the set for safety. Adrian Dunbar talked about the problems they faced.

Adrian Dunbar said they had to pause filming due to the riots. He thinks outside issues are causing problems in Ireland.

Martin Compston is seen with a bloodied face on the set of the new series.

Adrian Dunbar said the people of Belfast showed their true feelings towards immigrants in a later demonstration.

Adrian Dunbar also said the weather is a big problem for filming, with many showers.

The new dramatic scenes will air later this year.

Line of Duty will return to BBC1 later this year, five years after the last series finale.

In the new series, the unit has a new name and the plot involves a very sensitive case at a difficult time.

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