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More people wrote a will following Prince Phillip’s admittance to hospital than on any other day last year, according to new figures.The Duke of Edinburgh's admittance to hospital in February 2021 led to an upsurge of 131 percent in the number of wills produced.According to the insight from will writer and funeral provider, Farewill, the “Royal effect” continued with a 26 percent increase in will writing following the Queen going into hospital on 22 October.Other notable announcements included Sir Captain Tom Moore receiving treatment for Covid, which saw a 39 percent spike in will writing.While the tragic passing of Girls Aloud star, Sarah Harding, at the age of 39, had a profound effect on the millennial generation - with a 33 percent increase in end-of-life planning the following day.Additional research polling 2,000 UK adults also found nearly a third (32 percent) said they rarely consider their own mortality unless prompted by the death of others.While seeing someone of the same age (34 percent) or younger (36 percent) pass away was particularly impactful.It also emerged Mondays at 2pm is the most popular time to write a will, with nearly a fifth of all will writing to take place over the last three years being on the first day of the week.Today [Monday 31st January] is expected to be the busiest day for sorting out affairs - with the insight suggesting three times as many wills are to be written this week than during the previous two.It also emerged that the pandemic played a key role in will writing, with Farewill seeing a 71 percent increase on 12 December - the initial televised warning from the Prime Minister of an Omicron “tidal wave”.Of the Brits surveyed, more than a quarter (26 percent) said the pandemic

After breaking two Guinness World Records, Captain Sir Tom Moore quickly became a household name. In April 2020 he began his fundraising efforts by walking 100 laps of his garden before his 100th birthday with an aim to raise £1,000 NHS. However, the war veteran didn’t just raise £1,000, he went on to raise much, much more.

Celebs Go Dating fans were left stunned when Chloe Brockett's date revealed himself to be Sir Captain Tom Moore's grandson.During the E4 show's latest episode TOWIE's Chloe, 21, and 5ive star Abz Love, 42, went on a double date with two potential love interests.Towards the end of the episode, Chloe potential suitor and date, Max, admitted that he's the grandson of the late Sir Captain Tom Moore, who's charity working during the height of the pandemic made headlines.Captain Tom was a British Army officer and fundraiser who raised more than £30 milllion for the NHS in the run-up to his 100th birthday during the peak of the pandemic.Speaking about his family on the show, Max said: "Over the last year and a half, two years, we got closer due to like..."So basically, it's a weird story but my granddad got extremely famous in the first lockdown."You know Sir Captain Tom Moore? So that's my granddad."After finding out about the confession, Chloe humorously added that her date was more famous than herself and Abz.She said: "So basically, you're more famous than me and Abz!"Viewers of the show took to social media to voice how stunned they were after the confession was made.One tweeted: "Is that Captain Tom Moore's grandson? #CelebsGoDating."Another said: "Dead at Abz from Five going on a double date alongside a man later revealed to be Captain Tom's grandson.

Celebrity Go Dating star Chloe Brockett was left stunned when her date for the night revealed that he was related to Captain Sir Tom Moore. In last night’s episode of the E4 dating show (Tuesday 25 January) Chloe, 21, and fellow VIP dater Abz Love enjoyed a double date with two singletons called Max and Joanna.

CELEBS Go Dating fans were left stunned when Chloe Brockett's date revealed himself to be Sir Captain Tom Moore's grandson. During the latest instalment of the E4 series, the Towie star was seen going on a double date with fellow contestant, former 5ive star Abz Love.

Sarah Harding, who died after a battle with breast cancer on September 5 aged 39, was honoured at The Royal Variety Show.On December 19 the show paid tribute to famous faces and performers who had sadly lost their lives this year, including Sarah Harding, Captain Sir Tom Moore and Sean Lock, among many others.As the ITV show shared its tribute section of the event, viewers couldn't hold back the tears.A clip of Girls Aloud singer Sarah performing at the same event in 2012 appeared on screen alongside a sweet photo of her face as fans immediately took to Twitter to share their heartbreak.One user wrote: "In memory section always puts things into perspective well lives, long and full lives like [Barbara] Windsor and the all too short like

The family of Captain Sir Tom Moore plan to leave an empty chair out as they sit down for their first Christmas dinner without him.

A man who admits writing an 'offensive' tweet over the death of Captain Sir Tom Moore has claimed he should not be prosecuted.

Fancy an escape? Sign up to the Chill newsletter for weekly inspiration and advice on UK holidays Michael Ball will be taking to the stage for some special performances this autumn as part of a star-studded cruise to the Canaries. Guests on Imagine Cruising's 14-night Ultimate Cunard Canaries Sailcation will be treated to some exclusive performances from the West End singer, who used his free time in lockdown to write and produce his latest album 'We Are More Than One' which included drawing inspiration from his interview with Captain Sir Tom Moore.

Perth ’s own Lily Douglas has been honoured with a Pride of Scotland Award.

NHS by doing 100 laps of his garden, wrote out his last wishes in a six-page document last June, with his legacy split equally between his daughters Hannah, 50, and Lucy, 52.His official probate documents were revealed after it emerged the Second World War veteran's personal effects - including his medals, jackets, tie and wheeled walker - could go on show to the public.Captain Sir Tom has spent the last 12 years of his life living with Hannah and her family in their £1.2 million home in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire.Relatives paid tribute to the one year anniversary of the start of his walks last month. During a fundraising event, Captain Tom 100, people carried out a challenge in his memory, such as climbing the stairs 100 times or

A new fundraising effort to raise money for COVID-19 relief is paying tribute to a British icon who sadly became a victim of the virus.

She is the queen of the screen and Dame Judi Dench has once again stolen our hearts as it has been revealed that she has taken part in a very sweet charity challenge.

His fundraising efforts inspired a nation at its darkest time in more than half a century. By walking 100 laps of his garden ahead of his 100th birthday, Captain Sir Tom Moore raised more than £32million to help the NHS face down the first wave of coronavirus.

#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.

By Ben MakoriLONDON (Reuters) - The family of Britain's Captain Tom Moore, the World War Two veteran who lifted a nation's spirits during the pandemic, joined forces with David Beckham and Judi Dench to kick off a long weekend of fundraising events on Friday. Moore, who made headlines around the world by raising nearly 40 million pounds ($56 million) for the National Health Service by walking around his garden with the help of a frame, died in February.

knighted by my beloved Queen, I’d hardly left the house since lockdown began in March, as I’d been kept in a protective bubble. Then, in the summer, I was invited to Yorkshire to see those bright young things graduating from the Army college and afterwards, we stopped off for tea in a hotel.

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.

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Talented Paisley artist Caroline Gormley is on her way to the art history books as she marks one year of creating pandemic-inspired paintings on a roll of toilet paper.It was April last year that the creative mum-of-two was inspired to put a paintbrush to loo roll following the mania in supermarkets as the pandemic hit.Now with 200 paintings featuring memorable moments throughout the covid crisis, including portraits of Sir Captain Tom Moore, Nicola Sturgeon, Boris Johnson and even Donald Trump, Caroline is still hard at work on her pandemic masterpiece.She has hopes the clever artwork, which she spends hours working on every day during lockdown,

A memorial bench in tribute to the late Captain Sir Tom Moore and other victims of coronavirus has been left damaged by heartless vandals. A plaque in honour of the war veteran was smashed up, as well as a wreath and flowers ripped apart and thrown on the floor.

Michael Ball hopes to perform at a memorial service for Capt Sir Tom Moore, the man he says changed his life.