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Line of Duty's hotly anticipated new series to hit screens sooner than expected as BBC bosses bring air date forward

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Line of Duty's hotly anticipated new series to hit screens sooner than expected as BBC bosses bring air date forward
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Line of Duty's hotly anticipated new series is set to hit screens sooner than expected - and fans don't have long to wait.

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  • Line of Duty's hotly anticipated new series to hit screens sooner than expected as BBC bosses bring air date forward.
  • Line of Duty's hotly anticipated new series is set to hit screens sooner than expected - and fans don't have long to wait.
  • Line of Duty's hotly anticipated new series is set to hit screens sooner than expected - and fans don't have long to wait.

Line of Duty's hotly anticipated new series is set to hit screens sooner than expected - and fans don't have long to wait.

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