No inquest into death of Radio 2 DJ Steve Wright following sudden passing in February

Steve Wright, a popular Radio 2 DJ, passed away unexpectedly at his home in London at the age of 69. His death was not considered suspicious. His family announced his passing, leading to an outpouring of tributes for his contributions to radio over five decades. Wright's brother mentioned that his death may have been influenced by his diet and lifestyle choices. Steve Wright started his career in 1980 at BBC Radio 1 and later worked at various stations, including BBC World Service and BBC Radio 2. He was known for his work on Top of the Pops and Pick of the Pops. The BBC Director General praised Wright for his dedication to radio and connection with listeners. The coroner's court decided not to hold an inquest into Wright's death, as it was not deemed necessary. Coroner's typically investigate sudden or unnatural deaths, but in this case, it was not required. Wright had retired in 2022 but continued to host a show on BBC Radio 2 until his passing. Tributes poured in for Wright from colleagues and fans, recognizing his impact on the radio industry. His family expressed deep sorrow over his passing and requested privacy during this difficult time.