Russian millionaire 'likely died of natural causes', coroner rules

The transcript discusses the mysterious death of a Russian whistleblower, Alexander Pera Polichna, in the UK. Initially deemed non-suspicious by Surrey Police, the investigation missed key evidence due to organizational errors. The coroner suggested natural causes but couldn't rule out foul play. Despite circumstantial evidence of Russian involvement, the police did not conduct a thorough investigation. The whistleblower had no apparent security concerns, though he had increased his life insurance. Before his death, he fell ill in Paris, likely from food poisoning. The government restricted sensitive evidence from being publicly disclosed, but the coroner noted it added nothing new to the case.

How did Mr. Pera Polichna's lifestyle choices reflect his attitude towards personal safety?

What was the government's action regarding sensitive evidence before the inquest?