A Team GB diving coach who worked with Tom Daley died in Turkey aged 31, a coroner's court has heard.
David Jenkins was nominated for Diving Coach of the Year at the British Swimming Awards in 2018
Mr Jenkins worked with Daley, a Great Britain Olympic gold medallist, and was part of Team GB's Tokyo 2020 Olympic training squad. Mr Walker told them the court was waiting for the Foreign Office to receive police, post-mortem and toxicology reports from Turkey. Mr Walker said it would be helpful if the family could provide a list of witnesses so the court could approach them for their accounts of the events leading up to Mr Jenkins' death.
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