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The family of Captain Sir Tom Moore have lost their appeal against an order to knock down an 'unauthorised' spa pool at their home, and have now been told to get rid of the building within three months.

CAPTAIN Tom Moore's daughter has angrily defended claims she "stole" her dad's charity cash. Appearing on This Morning, Hannah Ingram-Moore fought back tears as she spoke of her devastation.

Captain Tom, the former officer famously walked 100 laps in his garden to signify reaching his 100th birthday with the aim to raise £1,000 for the NHS amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. Captain Tom ended up raising a lot more than he imagined, going up to £33 million. He fast became a household name for giving people hope when it was needed and The Captain Tom Foundation has been set up since.

There is sure to be some sadness in Marston Moretaine this week, the Bedfordshire village that is home to Hannah Ingram-Moore and her family. For it's a year since her beloved father - the inspirational Captain Sir Tom Moore - died. However there will be laughter too, as Hannah, husband Colin, and their children Benjie, 18, and Georgia, 13, reminisce about all the incredible things that happened to the nation's hero in the last year or so of his life - including the day when he received his knighthood, and Georgia broke royal protocol by striking up a conversation with the Queen.The event was undoubtedly a dream come true for a man who'd become a national treasure.

Captain Sir Tom Moore’s daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore has reflected on his life experiences on the first anniversary of his death. While Helen admits her late father, who became a beacon of hope during the darkest times of the pandemic, didn’t get “starstruck”, she says the 100-year-old loved meeting a string of different celebrities. “He did love when we hid Michael Ball in the garden and he surprised him!” Helen told OK! .

It’s hard to believe it’s been a whole year since we lost the inspirational Captain Sir Tom Moore from our lives.The 100-year-old became a beacon of hope during the darkest times of the pandemic, and on the first anniversary of his death this week, his family say it will be a day of mixed emotions. “There will definitely be sorrow, but there is also joy,” says his daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore. “We try not to allow ourselves to be lost in our grief because there’s so much goodness that has come out of it, too.” Hannah, her husband Colin and their children Benjie, 18, and Georgia, 13, were also thrust into the spotlight when the army veteran raised almost £40 million for NHS charities by walking 100 laps of the garden at their Bedfordshire home.

#CaptainTom100 ð«ðªWhat challenge do you have planned? pic.twitter.com/Hngf3r6K8L‘Now I am completely inspired by him, and I’ve decided to do it. Only I’m going to eat Maltesers.

a symbol of hope by raising a record-breaking £39 million for the NHS with a walk around his garden. In less than 12 months, he released a number-one single, wrote three books and was knighted, before passing away in February of this year.Hannah Ingram-Moore, 50, is telling me about her father’s life and legacy via Zoom from her home in the village of Marston Moretaine.

direct to your inboxCaptain Sir Tom Moore's life is set to be celebrated through an event next month on what would have been his 101st birthday.The World War II veteran was laid to rest in a private ceremony on Saturday (February 27) following his death aged 100.The event, which was announced by Captain Sir Tom's daughter will see people around the world be able to get involved on April 30.Hannah Ingram-Moore said that the event "will truly celebrate his generosity of spirit, the hope and joy he brought to millions and his sense of fun".Full details of the event haven't yet been announced but asked, in a post on her father's official Twitter account, that people save the date.Ms Ingram-Moore also took time to thank the public for their

Captain Sir Tom Moore’s funeral today (Saturday) will include a flypast from a Second World War-era plane and a a military guard of honour.

Good Morning Britain following his death. Hannah Ingram-Moore has been a regular on the ITV news programme since her dad shot to national fame following his fundraising efforts during the first lockdown.

direct to your inboxThe family of Captain Sir Tom Moore have shared an unseen passage of a book the NHS hero was writing before he died, in which he talked about his own funeral.The World War II veteran, who captured the hearts of the nation with his fundraising efforts during the first lockdown, died at the age of 100 on February 2 after testing positive for cornavirus.His family have confirmed that a 'small family funeral' will take place in line with coronavirus restrictions on Saturday (February 27).In a statement, his daughters Lucy Teixeira and Hannah Ingram-Moore asked people to continue to follow lockdown rules by staying at home, and to make a donation if they wished to pay respects to their father.In line with current

Captain Sir Tom Moore's funeral arrangements have been confirmed after the NHS hero's death aged 100.

Captain Sir Tom Moore told his daughter that he looked forward to getting back to fundraising after he was checked into hospital.

direct to your inboxCaptain Sir Tom Moore's daughter has spoken out on her father's belief he'd come home from hospital and why they kept the trolling from him.Hannah Ingram-Moore said she could not tell her 100-year-old father "people are hating us" over the outpouring of support he received during his fundraising challenge last year.She said his heart would have been "broken" to hear about it.She told BBC Breakfast: "I couldn't tell him."I think it would have broken his heart, honestly, if we’d said to him people are hating us."Because how do you rationalise to a 100-year-old man that something so incredibly good can attract such horror? So we contained it within the four of us and we said we wouldn’t play to … that vile minority, we

Captain Sir Tom Moore's daughter has revealed that he wanted to come home to 'steak and chips' after he was admitted to hospital with coronavirus.Hannah Ingram-Moore has spoken about her father's days in hospital, their final family holiday to the Caribbean and how his heart would have been "broken" if he had known about trolling the family received.Ms Ingram-Moore said that when the Second World War veteran went into hospital the family "really all believed he'd come back out".She told BBC Breakfast: "I said to him in the last few days, 'so, what do you want to eat when you come home?, and we decided it was steak and chips."He was really excited about coming out for steak and chips and getting his frame back outside and his walker."The

Captain Sir Tom Moore's heart would have been "broken" if he had known about the trolling his family received in the days leading up to his death, his daughter has said.

Captain Sir Tom Moore's daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore has shared her father's final moments, revealing her family believed he'd fight his illness and return home.The war veteran died at the age of 100 on February 2, passing away in Bedford Hospital after a brief battle with coronavirus and pneumonia.During an appearance on BBC Breakfast, which will be broadcast on Wednesday, Hannah reflected on her father Captain Tom's final days, which were spent under the care of the NHS.

death today has prompted an outpouring of tributes across social media and we're giving people the chance to pay theirs here too, which we will use to build a lasting memory of Capt Sir Tom reflecting on just how much he touched people across the UK. We're asking you to enter a few words about Capt Sir Tom below and what he meant to you during these unprecedented times, which will then be used to put together a digital memorial in his name.

direct to your inboxTributes have been pouring in for Captain Sir Tom Moore, who has died in hospital at the age of 100 after testing positive for Covid-19.The veteran, who captured the hearts of the nation with his fundraising efforts during the first lockdown, died in Bedford Hospital on Tuesday morning, his family confirmed in a statement this afternoon.His daughters Hannah Ingram-Moore and Lucy Teixeira hailed the last year of his life as “nothing short of remarkable”, adding: “He was rejuvenated and experienced things he’d only ever dreamed of”.In a statement, they said: “We are so grateful that we were with him during the last hours of his life; Hannah, Benjie and Georgia by his bedside and Lucy on FaceTime."They added: “Whilst he’d

WATCH: Captain Sir Tom Moore sadly passes away aged 100Captain Sir Tom sadly passed away on Tuesday aged 100. He had contracted pneumonia and coronavirus and was being treated at Bedford Hospital.His daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore shared the news of his hospitalisation just two days ago, writing on Twitter: "I wanted to update everybody that today (Sunday 31st January) my father was admitted to hospital.