BBC presenter Kristian Digby found passed Media The Guardian

Kristian Digby, who was found passed at a prosaic in easterly London. Photograph: Steve Parsons/PA

The BBC radio presenter Kristian Digby, 32, was yesterday found passed at his easterly London home. Police conspicuous the genocide was unexplained, and that the host of daytime radio shows was passed when military and paramedics found him.

Last night tributes were paid to Digby, presenter of programmes such as To Buy Or Not To Buy. He had additionally hosted That Gay Show for the BBC, and came to presenting after starting out at the back of the camera. He had been a gifted immature director.

A BBC orator said: "Kristian was a much-loved and gifted presenter for BBC Daytime. He brought a genuine clarity of appetite and regard to all the shows he presented and will be sorely missed. Our thoughts are with his family at this really formidable time."

Digby"s representative and crony Jo Wander said: "I am ravaged by the loss. He was a poetic man and a really gifted presenter and director. I will miss him hugely."

Wander"s website described his early guarantee as a movie maker, saying that Digby"s short movie Last Train To Demise won the Melbourne Film legal holiday most appropriate tyro movie in 1998 and Words of Deception won him a youth Bafta.

Digby additionally done income from shopping up poor homes and renovating them and is believed to have had owned a series of properties value we estimate £1m.

He had worked on programmes together with Double Agents, Living In The Sun, House Swap and Buy It, Sell It, Bank It.

A Scotland Yard orator said: "Police were called to reports of a physique of a man in his 30s found at an residence in Richford Road, E15.. Ambulance services attended and hold up was conspicuous extinct. Next of family were sensitive and we await grave identification. "There will be a postmortem at twelve noon at East Ham mortuary."

Detectives are questioning the death.