The BBC has announced plans to rebroadcast Steve Wright's first and final appearances on Top Of The Pops, marking more than four decades since his debut on the show. This decision comes amid a backdrop of controversy surrounding the treatment of the late radio presenter. In the weeks leading up to his death, Wright was reportedly in discussions with the BBC about a potential comeback, a move he was said to be 'very excited' about. However, details about his health issues, which he refused to discuss publicly, have also come to light, as mentioned by his brother.
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Steve Wright was 'in talks' with BBC just weeks before tragic death https://t.co/p42GFb3643
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Radio presenter Steve Wright’s first appearance on Top Of The Pops more than four decades ago is to be rebroadcast by the BBC ✍: @CharlotteAKMac https://t.co/UQAdVIktJl