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His parents, Steven and Josephine, paid tribute to him in a statement at an inquest at Bradford Coroners' Court.

They described their son, who was from Holmfirth, as a keen footballer and cricketer.

Steven and Josephine said they had been amazed by how many lives Roudhan had touched with his "kindness and work ethic".

The inquest into his death heard that Roudhan and his friends had been out for drinks in Brussels, with Roudhan consuming around six pints, along with food, during the course of the day.

The group returned to their apartment in the Anderlecht in the early hours where Roudhan was said to have possibly been sick.

Although no-one witnessed what happened next, it was thought that Roudhan had fallen out of a Velux-style window which was above his sofa/camp bed.

The window was later found to be half open.

The inquest heard that it was possible that he had got up to get some fresh air at the window and had tumbled out, although this was described as "speculation" by the senior coroner Martin Fleming as there were no witnesses.

Mr Fleming said that it was clear that Roudhan was a much-loved son and brother and an "excellent scholar" who was living life to the full and had a "bright and promising future ahead of him."

Mr Fleming said Roudhan's friend had suggested that he might have been leaning out of the window to get some fresh air but the coroner emphasised this was speculation.

Roudhan's dad said he wondered if the camp bed had "tipped".

Steven said he had concerns about the safety of the window in question, he said: "When I read about it, it does worry me about small children, if a 20-year-old can fall out of it."

Mr Fleming said it was possible that Roudhan had "reached up" for fresh air to cool down.