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Trigger Point season 4 release date, trailer and latest news
Is Lana's luck finally running out?

ITV
- David Craig
Published: Saturday, 29 August 2026 at 11:20 am
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Trigger Point is returning to ITV for its fourth season in August, with fans nervously awaiting the next nerve-shredding trials for Lana Washington (Vicky McClure).
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The bomb disposal expert has pulled off some miraculous rescues in her time on the force, but she's also suffered some devastating losses – including some very close to home.
From wayward brother Billy (played by House of the Dragon's Ewan Mitchell) to one-time beau Thom Youngblood (Adolescence's Mark Stanley), attackers have targeted Lana at every opportunity.
Still, she won't be cowed, continuing to serve the general public with her steely nerve, which compels her to wander into devious death traps in each and every episode – but the latest trailer hints that she could be reaching the end of the line.
If you're excited for Trigger Point season 4, read on for everything we know about the new episodes so far, including the new series's confirmed release date and that tense teaser.
Trigger Point season 4 release date
Trigger Point season 4 will return to ITV1 and ITVX on 30 August at 9pm.
Episode two will follow the very next day at 9pm.
But, if you'd prefer to binge the series, every episode of season 4 will be made available on 30 August on ITVX.
ITV gave the Vicky McClure series a high-profile showcase during its recent coverage of the FIFA World Cup 2026, so the broadcaster is clearly hoping to draw a large crowd to this latest pulse-pounding chapter.
Trigger Point season 4 cast: New and returning

Eric Shango as Danny in Trigger Point. HTM Productions for ITV
Vicky McClure once again leads the Trigger Point cast as explosives officer Lana Washington, who will face more death-defying crime scenes in the upcoming episodes.
Confirmed returning cast members are Eric Shango (Danny), Nabil Elouahabi (Hass), Natalie Simpson (DS Helen Morgan) and Maanuv Thiara (DCI Batra), while Julie Graham (This City is Ours) and Jonas Armstrong (After the Flood) have been added as guest stars.
Behind the camera, the new episodes are written by Chris Brandon (Bloodlands) and directed by Jennie Darnell (Payback) and Nirpal Bhogal (DI Ray).
Here's an overview of the confirmed Trigger Point season 4 cast:
- Vicky McClure as Lana Washington
- Eric Shango as Danny
- Nabil Elouahabi as Hass
- Natalie Simpson as DS Helen Morgan
- Maanuv Thiara as DCI Batra
- Julie Graham as TBC
- Jonas Armstrong as TBC
Trigger Point season 4 plot: What is it about?

Vicky McClure stars in Trigger Point season 3. HTM Productions for ITV
Although the season 4 drop is just around the corner, plot details are still rather scarce for the time being, but the teaser trailer (available below) hints that Lana and her team will be contending with another sinister threat to London.
Currently, the synopsis teases that Lana and her fellow explosives officers "continue their quest to keep the capital safe from explosive devices and terrorist threats", with their latest threat being a group of "professional mercenaries".
All the while, Lana will need to pay close attention to her fraying mental health, having already endured so much loss and trauma over the past three seasons.
Trigger Point season 4 trailer
You can watch the Trigger Point season 4 trailer here:
Trigger Point season 4 releases on 30 August at 9pm on ITV1 and ITVX. Seasons 1-3 are available to stream on ITVX.
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David CraigSenior Drama Writer
David Craig is the Senior Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering the latest and greatest scripted drama and comedy across television and streaming. Previously, he worked at Starburst Magazine, presented The Winter King Podcast for ITVX and studied Journalism at the University of Sheffield.
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