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The Gathering on Channel 4: What it's about, how many episodes, who's in the cast and where you've seen them before

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A new TV thriller from the producers of the hit BBC police procedural Line Of Duty is coming to screens this week. The Gathering, on Channel 4, promises to shock and intrigue across its six episodes, starting tonight (Tuesday) at 9pm.

The series centres around a violent attack on a teenage girl during a rave on a tidal islet. Set on Merseyside, the drama focuses on a group of teens from disparate backgrounds, each of whom could have committed the crime, along with their parents - who give equal cause for suspicion.

As well as Line of Duty, The Gathering's production company World Productions - part of ITV Studios - also worked on Save Me and Vigil.

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