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Actor Toby Kirkup died aged 48 in 2020 (Facebook)
The 48-year-old, whose acting credits include
Emmerdale and the hit BBC series
Peaky Blinders, died at home after attending Huddersfield Royal Infirmary on 29 August 2020.
Yorkshire Live reports that Kirkup sought medical advice after suffering from chest pains and a tingling sensation in his arms.
After being diagnosed with gastritis, he was discharged and returned to his home in Slaithwaite.
His condition then deteriorated and he began vomiting before suffering a cardiac arrest. A post mortem established his death was the result of natural causes.
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An actor who played roles in Peaky Blinders and Emmerdale died alone a few hours after being sent home from the hospital. An investigation has been heard.
Toby Kirkup, 48 years old, Stayed at Huddersfield Royal Hospital on August 29 After he experienced chest pain and a tingling sensation in his arm.
The doctor diagnosed him with gastritis, and he was sent back to the Titanic factory in Slythwaite.
But later that afternoon, his condition deteriorated and he began to vomit before he finally had a cardiac arrest, the Bradford Coroner Court learned.