The BBC has released an extended first-look trailer and new artwork for series three of the drama, confirming it will arrive on BBC iPlayer and BBC One from Sunday 8 March.
The action-packed preview shows Holliday Grainger returning as Rachel Carey alongside a large ensemble cast.
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Who stars in The Capture series 3 cast?
Paapa Essiedu appears as Isaac Turner while Indira Varma plays BBC News presenter Khadija Khan.
Ben Miles returns as Danny Hart alongside Lia Williams as Gemma Garland and Ginny Holder as DI Nadia Latif.
Ron Perlman also joins the drama as CIA agent Frank Napier.
New additions include Killian Scott, Joe Dempsie, Andrew Buchan, Hugh Quarshie, Amanda Drew, Linus Roache and Jonathan Aris.
Returning cast members also include Andy Nyman, Nigel Lindsay, Tessa Wong and Daisy Waterstone.
What is The Capture series 3 about?
The new storyline explores a world where deepfakes and manipulated footage blur the line between truth and deception.
It is set 12 months after Rachel Carey broadcast a live deepfake of a government minister that exposed the UK intelligence service's secret video manipulation programme known as Correction.
As an inquiry into the unlawful use of Correction unfolds, Carey has become Acting Commander of Counter Terrorism Command.
She is focused on restoring public trust in surveillance technology through the new Operation Veritas camera system.
A brutal and highly coordinated act of terror then strikes at the heart of the British establishment and leaves just one witness behind.
Carey's investigation draws her into a growing geopolitical crisis affecting politics, security services and the media.
The conspiracy reaches deep into the State as she finds herself with fewer allies to trust.
When is The Capture series 3 released?
Episode one launches on BBC iPlayer at 6am on Sunday 8 March before airing on BBC One at 9pm the same evening.
New episodes will then be released weekly on Sundays on both platforms.
The series is created, written and executive produced by BAFTA award-winning Ben Chanan.
It is produced by Heyday Television, part of Universal International Studios, for BBC iPlayer and BBC One.
The first two series are available to watch now on BBC iPlayer.
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