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TV presenter 'was found hanged' TV presenter 'was found hanged'
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Missing TV presenter Mark Speight was found hanging on a building adjacent to Paddington railway station, British Transport Police have confirmed. Missing TV presenter Mark Speight was found hanging on a building adjacent to Paddington railway station, British Transport Police have said.
Station staff found 42-year-old Speight's body hanging on the roof of MacMillan House at 1000 BST on Sunday. The body was out of public view. Station staff found a body, believed to be that of the 42-year-old, hanging on the roof of MacMillan House on Sunday. The body was out of public view.
The body is to formally identified by Mr Speight's family. The body is to be formally identified later by Mr Speight's family.
He was last seen on 7 April and was said to have been been devastated after his fiancee Natasha Collins' death. Mr Speight was last seen on 7 April and was said to have been devastated after his fiancee Natasha Collins' death.
A post-mortem examination will be held later on Monday and an inquest into Mr Speight's death will be opened on Wednesday, police said.A post-mortem examination will be held later on Monday and an inquest into Mr Speight's death will be opened on Wednesday, police said.
'Fragile state'
Mr Speight was last seen on CCTV boarding a southbound Bakerloo line Underground train from Queens Park station.
Later that day he was reported missing when he failed to meet Ms Collins's mother for coffee in Covent Garden.
Mr Speight's 31-year-old fiancee died on 3 January after taking cocaine, sleeping tablets and alcohol.
She was found with 60% burns from hot water in the bath at the couple's flat in St John's Wood, north-west London.
Following her death Mr Speight, who was said to be in a "fragile state of mind", had moved in with Ms Collins's mother.