Captain Sir Tom Moore 'wouldn't want big funeral' because he hated fuss being made

BEVERLEY Turner reignited her row with Piers Morgan and said clapping for Captain Tom was "doing the Prime Minister's bidding". The presenter, 47, faced a backlash last week after refusing to join the nation in clapping outside for late hero Captain Tom Moore.

Captain Sir Tom Moore's daughter Hannah has shared a heartfelt statement following her father's death on 2 February.Opening up in a heartfelt message shared on Twitter, Hannah thanked the public for their support, going into great detail about what an incredible man Captain Tom was. WATCH: Captain Sir Tom Moore dies after contracting Covid-19Hannah also discussed the pain of losing someone you love, and said that she hoped that the world would continue to spread "love and joy".RELATED: Captain Sir Tom Moore's family clarify when he contracted coronavirusA message from Hannah.

Dr Emily Andre has hit out at trolls who criticised the late Captain Tom Moore's trip to Barbados, weeks before he died from coronavirus.

Tom Moore.The tweet was sent shortly after the WWII vet and NHS fundraiser's death.A 35-year-old man from Scotland is due to appear at Lanark Sheriff Court accused of communication offences.

A man has been charged in connection with an alleged offensive tweet about Captain Sir Tom Moore.

PETER Andre's doctor wife Emily has slammed the "terrible" trolls who criticised Captain Tom Moore for going on holiday to Barbados. Emily, who has been working on the frontline for the NHS, praised him for providing some "much-needed positivity" when it was most needed.

Lanarkshire man has been arrested and charged by police in connection with an offensive tweet about Sir Captain Tom Moore.Officers from Police Scotland received a report about the derogatory remarks made on Twitter after the 100-year-old veteran died last week.A 35-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with communication offences, it was today announced.He is due to appear at Lanark Sheriff Court on Wednesday, February 17.Tributes from across the world poured in for the hero fundraiser who became a legend after raising more than £32m for the NHS by walking laps around his garden.The World War Two veteran passed away after contracting coronavirus and pneumonia.His daughters, Hannah and Lucy, issued a heartbreaking

A movie about the incredible achievements of the late Captain Sir Tom Moore is in the works – with film possess eyeing another Knight to play the fundraising hero.

Captain Sir Tom Moore's loving family have revealed the NHS fundraising hero would have wished for a "small" funeral.

His sweet smile and cheery waves as he gently paraded around his garden with his trusty walker showed the whole country the warmth – and strength of character – of Captain Sir Tom Moore.

Captain Sir Tom Moore's final moments with his family have been shared by his daughter. NHS fundraising legend Captain Tom died on Tuesday, February 2, after being admitted to hospital after he tested positive for coronavirus.

A new hospital named in Captain Sir Tom Moore’s honour is reportedly in the works as Downing Street considers ideas of a fitting permanent memorial.

direct to your inboxCaptain Sir Tom Moore's daughters are planing a 'quiet send-off' for their dad after he died, aged 100, earlier this week.The death of the Second World War veteran and lockdown hero was announced on Tuesday (February 2) after battling pneumonia and testing positive for Covid-19.The sad news of Sir Tom's death prompted an outpouring of tributes after he shot to national, and global fame, last year for raising £39 million for the NHS in April 2020.Many have called for permanent tributes to the fundraiser including a statue.

Following Captain Sir Tom Moore’s passing this week aged 100, the public has been returning to his Number 1 single You'll Never Walk Alone in tribute.

Piers Morgan this week for suggesting such a thing.The presenter’s views on the national ‘Clap for Sir Tom’ on Wednesday, after the death of the 100-year-old fundraising war veteran, were dubbed ‘pathetic’ by the Good Morning Britain host with Beverley suggesting she’d ‘touched a nerve’. Reacting to the move to applaud the centenarian, host of BBC daytime show Homes Live Beverley previously wrote: ‘Sir Tom Moore and his family did a brilliant job of raising £ for the nhs.‘It’s great that he lived to 100! It’s awesome that he got one last fab holiday.’She added: ‘But I’m not clapping in the St to maintain the fear that imminent death is all around & we’re all in this together.

Beverley Turner has fired back after Piers Morgan blasted her for refusing to clap for Captain Sir Tom Moore.

BEVERLEY Turner has defended her choice not to clap Captain Tom Moore. The 47-year-old broadcaster has spoken out about the "Twitter pile-on" she suffered in the aftermath - sparked by Piers Morgan.

A “significant proportion” of Covid patients at the NHS Trust which cared for Captain Sir Tom Moore caught the virus while receiving treatment for other illnesses.

Piers Morgan was accused of "manipulating people" by Beverley Turner after he blocked her on Twitter.

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Captain Sir Tom Moore left a poignant final message shortly before he died with coronavirus.The World War Two veteran told his fans: “You can do and be anything you want to be.”His Instagram page shared the post just days before he died, aged 100, on Tuesday.The touching message, to his 127,000 followers, was also captioned: “Be positive and believe in yourself.”Social media users responded by praising him as a “true inspiration” and said he would never be forgotten.The next post on his Instagram was an update from his family about him being admitted to hospital last Sunday.He had been receiving treatment for pneumonia and later tested positive for Covid-19.Tributes poured in from around the world after the former British Army officer