Person: Martin Compston

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<p>Ask Me Anything: with Martin Compston, Chris O'Dowd and Sharon Corr</p>

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Chris O'Dowd and Line of Duty star get a grilling on new show

Singer Sharon Corr will also be wiling to be asked 'anything' tomorrow night

<p>Martin Compston in Vigil, the new Sunday night drama on BBC One</p>

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TV Review: Vigil is loaded up with tricks to make it addictive — and it totally works

<p>No Place Like Home: Kathryn flies off the mainland to spend time on the historic Aran Islands, and finds that, even though the sites are ancient, the experience is bang up to date.</p>

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Sunday TV Tips: A 'secret route' to the Worm Home with Kathryn Thomas at the Aran Islands

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Tuesday TV Tips: This is how we roll — battle of the food trucks

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What to look forward to when Line of Duty returns this weekend

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Thandie Newton gets in Line for top cop drama

Celebrities lead final push for yes vote in Scotland

Celebrities led the final day of campaigning for the Yes camp with a rally in the centre of Glasgow.

Wed, 17 Sep, 2014

'Soul Boy' gives authentic view of local soul movement

A sweet tale set around the Wigan soul scene of the 1970s, with several well-realised and acted characters and a storyline, rich in period authenticity, that, alas, runs out of steam towards its disappointing end … but the journey is still worth the effort.

Wed, 01 Sep, 2010

'The Disapperance of Alice Creed'

Writer and first-time director Blakeson brings us a perfect kidnap thriller, a three-hander in which nothing is shown that is unnecessary or over-fussy … it is a simple story that starts with a terrific sequence and maintains the tension throughout.

Fri, 30 Apr, 2010

Red Road film is full of menace and atmosphere

Poor old Glasgow – as interesting and exciting a city as you could visit – gets the grim up north treatment once again in this gritty and compelling drama.

Fri, 03 Nov, 2006

Sweet Sixteen worth it for acting alone

SWEET SIXTEEN: With his mother in jail, his step-father selling drugs and a grandfather who has given up on him, life isn’t all that rosy for young Liam (Martin Compston).

Fri, 02 May, 2003

Loach has a seriously serious good film

Sweet Sixteen

Thu, 03 Oct, 2002