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BBC TV star and Tory campaigner, 21, took own life after bullying complaints
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dailystar.co.ukTeeside Live reports.She was featured in an episode of the Mighty Redcar on the BBC whilst campaigning for the Conservative Party.The passionate Tory was a big Boris fan and had a tattoo of him on her leg.At her inquest this week Teeside Coroner’s Court heard how she “lit up a room just by walking in it”.Miss Smith, of Redcar, was found dead at the foot of cliffs at nearby Saltburn on September 29 last year after police "attended a report of concern for her welfare".The inquest heard how she had previously spoken of taking her own life and told her boyfriend "this time next year I will be dead, or I won't be alive in a few years anyway".She was said to have experienced problems while working as a carer in the weeks leading up to her death.
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WATCH: Sports commentator pulled off air mid-game after using anti-gay slur
Related: Dodgers pitcher caught adjusting himself on live TV & the crowd goes wildAfter the incident occurred, Brennaman – a commentator on Reds games for the past 16 years – made an on-air apology before handing over commentating duties to colleague Jim Day.Screenshots of the incident quickly popped up on social media.Thom Brennamann likely ends his Reds career tonight LIVE on the air pic.twitter.com/EDzSICgVmx— Matt Jones (@KySportsRadio) August 19, 2020In his on-air apology during the fifth inning of Game Two, Brennaman said, “I made a comment earlier tonight that I guess went out over the air that I am deeply ashamed of,” he said.
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