Vicky McClure

The actress, 39, appeared on Tuesday's Good Morning Britain where she discussed the potential for the return of Jed Mercurio's popular BBC drama.

We were all in a kind of bubble so it just didn't have the same feel – which is one of the reasons we'd like to do another one.' Adrian told Radio Times: 'There's no update yet on whether we can expect a seventh season. We couldn't hangout, we couldn't go out. Vicky McClure has admitted that the Line Of Duty cast would all 'love to' return for another series but hinted that Martin Compston's busy schedule might be an issue Back for more? 'We're all game!': Vicky McClure admits the Line Of Duty cast would 'love to' return for another series but hints Martin Compston's busy schedule might be an issue

The actress joined hosts Charlotte Hawkins and Adil Ray on the ITV programme on Tuesday morning (December 20) and was joined by members of Our Dementia Choir.

She said: "I would happily go to Downing Street but I don’t want to go there knowing that they’re just going to say ‘there there there’. She added: "But like I said in the show, and since we shot that and since it’s going to air – nothing’s changed. Vicky previously insisted she would "happily" go to Downing Street to argue for changes to dementia care. Whereas singing, once you hear the music, the words just come - you don’t have to try." Until I know that’s going to be the case I’m not wasting these people’s time. We’re keeping on top of what’s going on." Choir member Julie, who joined Vicky on the show, added: "I’ve gained a family. She said: "I saw my Mum doing it [singing] with her Mum and my Nona had lost her speech towards the end. During their appearance, Vicky explained just why the choir is so important to her - and what inspired her to set it up, Vicky was chatting about what a busy few weeks the choir was having, taking apart in huge events and shows. "We're just one big family. But she was quickly told off when she name-dropped a rival news outlet.

Vicky saw the amazing effect music had in calming her Nana, who had dementia and the charity has grown from strength to strength. She joined ITV for a chat with ...

Whereas singing, once you hear the music, the words just come - you don’t have to try." Choir member Julie, who joined Vicky on the show, added: "I’ve gained a family. They were performing with the Bootleg Beatles last Friday, we were on NBC news." Being approached by the prodcution company which made Our Dementia Choir, they decided to forge it around music and it seemed like an exciting project which we could make more from and then we looked at the science of it and before you know it, it has taken over itself." I came into the choir and straight away got a rapport with people because I could see they were having the same problems I was having. Vicky said: "It really is Karen and all the people that manage this charity now because we're much bigger.