Line of Duty's Vicky McClure will narrate a short film dealing with child loss as fans continue to speculate on a new series of the police drama.
Bafta winner Vicky, who plays DI Kate Fleming in the award winning police drama with Scots born Martin Compston, will tell the story of four different women who are grieving after losing a child in Good Grief.
The film will also visit the the women as they share their inner thoughts and talk about the process of grief, and latterly some positive outcomes.
Sirloin Films and Nottingham-based stillbirth and child bereavement charity Forever Stars have made the film and writer and director Rob Sharp wrote of Vicky's involvement on social media saying “cat’s out of the bag now.”
Vicky said it is “a very important and beautiful short film by Rob the Plumber turned Film Maker” with “a fantastic cast of great local actors”.
The news comes as the possibility of a seventh season of the hit show is being discussed and Vicky posted a picture of herself with costars Adrian Dunbar and Martin Compston, as well as show creator Jed Mercurio.
They were visiting Scotland for a charity event at Port Glasgow, with Martin showing his AC-12 pals around his homeland.
Vicky wrote: “Gang back together for a very special charity @ardgowan_hospice. Thanks to everyone who came tonight!”
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