Before you read any further you should know that we’re about to relive the end of last night’s Line of Duty. So if you’re yet to see series four, episode three or don’t want to re-open that Pandora’s box of grief about the finale then turn back down.

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Right, deep breaths. Here we go.

Steve Arnott might actually be dead. THE Steve Arnott, who’s been at the heart of the corrupt cop drama from the beginning, was badly beaten and left motionless after being pushed down a flight of stairs by the mysterious balaclava man.

And the loss of Martin Compston’s character was too much for some fans to contemplate…

https://twitter.com/lorna_hughes/status/851178331949195266
https://twitter.com/TobyonTV/status/851182120693362688
https://twitter.com/johnmulholland2/status/851178770597900288
https://twitter.com/greg_jenner/status/851178329562644482

However, many are still hoping that our hero pulled through. This is ruddy Steve Arnott, after all…

https://twitter.com/mikebird9/status/851347307337568256
https://twitter.com/scifisunsets/status/851186168934920192

But there is a silver lining to this crumpled-Steve-Arnott-shaped cloud: it makes for mesmerising drama. Bring on episode four!

https://twitter.com/dannybohill/status/851331438419091456

OMFG another superb cliffhanger in #LineofDuty ?? Roll on next Sunday!

— AM 5-1 ?? (@annemarie6377) April 10, 2017

https://twitter.com/crumblefanatic/status/851325917448331264

This article was originally published 0n 10 April 2017

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