Martin Compston and pal to axe popular show after 3 years
The duo revealed that they are unable to 'fulfil their recording schedule' for the podcast due to work commitments, The Scottish Sun reports.
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It is understood that Greenock-born Compston, 41, is currently in Dublin, Ireland, filming for a new Paramount+ series.
Meanwhile, Smart, 45, is splitting his time between hosting BBC shows in London and Manchester.
Martin Compston and pal to axe popular show after 3 years (Image: Supplied) Smart said: 'Restless Natives is going on a hiatus.
'The diaries have finally imploded trying to get us together with his filming and my radio and telly stuff.
'So Wednesday and Friday this week will be the last podcasts.'
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Compston is known for starring in hit shows and films, including Line of Duty, Sweet Sixteen, and The Wee Man.
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