‘Line of Duty’ Officially Returns in 2027, But There’s a Catch
The BBC has confirmed that *Line of Duty* will return, with its former AC-12 team now rebranded as the Inspectorate of Police Standards. Alongside the series’ return, a London immersive experience called *Line of Duty: Operation Echo* is planned for 2027, giving fans a chance to investigate a fictional corruption case.
The experience is designed for teams of two to eight people and will take two to three hours, covering a walkable route of around four to five kilometres through London. Players will gather evidence in cafés, pubs, alleys and other locations, helping AC-12 piece together the case. The article also includes unrelated text about fictional action heroes, which does not add details about the experience.
- *Line of Duty* is returning, with an immersive London experience planned for 2027.
- Teams of two to eight will investigate a fictional corruption case.
- The experience is expected to take two to three hours over four to five kilometres.
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Line of Duty is a BBC police drama about AC-12, a unit that investigates suspected corruption within the police. Its officers examine cases involving other police officers, putting questions of trust, evidence and accountability at the centre of the story.
The returning team is described as working under a new name, the Inspectorate of Police Standards. A separate London experience, Operation Echo, is planned around a fictional corruption case, with players following a route and gathering evidence as a team.