Line Of Duty’s Vicky McClure has said she ‘can’t wait to go home’ after four months on set as the cast finally wrapped up filming for the seventh series.The actress, 43, posted a snap on Instagram on Saturday with her co-stars Martin Compston, 42, and Adrian Dunbar, 67, after finishing filming.’And we’re Off Duty!! The last 4 months spent with two of my best mates’, she wrote.’The brilliant cast & crew pulled out all the stops to bring script to life…thank you. Home time now, so can’t wait, missed my lot every single day.’ The iconic police trio looked happier than ever after reuniting for the highly-anticipated series. Line Of Duty’s Vicky McClure has said she ‘can’t wait to go home’ as the cast finally wrapped up filming for the seventh series (pictured with Martin Compston, (R) and Adrian Dunbar (L) The actress, 43, posted a snap on Instagram on Saturday with her co-stars Martin, 42, and Adrian, 67, after finishing filmingCast-members Vicky, Martin and Adrian shot new scenes as AC-12, some five years after an anti-climactic sixth series divided viewers.Fans were largely disappointed by the controversial ending, during which bumbling Det Supt Ian Buckells, played by Nigel Boyle, was unmasked as ‘H’ – the shadowy criminal mastermind behind an intricate network of police corruption.But in recent weeks, creator Jed Mercurio has given fans a taste of what to expect from the seventh series.Taking to Instagram earlier this year, Jed shared a shot of Dunbar, dressed in full police uniform, looking out across a busy office as he prepared to film his latest scenes as Superintendent Ted Hastings.’There’s only one thing I’m interested in and one thing only and that’s bent coppers,’ read an accompanying caption – one of Hastings’ best known quotes.The popular police drama originally aired on BBC Two, before moving to BBC One from its fourth series onwards.In February, it was revealed that BAFTA-winning star Robert Carlyle had been cast as guest character Detective Constable Shaun Massie.Series seven of Line Of Duty will follow the familiar faces of AC-12 after it has been disbanded and rebranded as the Inspectorate of Police Standards. The iconic police trio looked happier than ever after reuniting for the highly-anticipated seriesThe anti-corruption unit will be seen working harder than ever as Steve Arnott, Kate Fleming, and Ted Hastings are assigned their most sensitive case so far.The synopsis teases: ‘Detective Constable Shaun Massie is a Specialist Rifle Officer (SRO), a veteran marksman, operating with Tactical Operations Unit 7 (TO-7) to take down Organised Crime Groups.’A gruff loner, Massie keeps himself to himself, but when his boss, TO-7’s commanding officer DI Dominic Gough, is accused of being a sexual predator, Massie’s otherwise detached demeanour changes drastically.’Line Of Duty series seven is expected to air in 2027.