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Inspirational NHS fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore died today in hospital surrounded by his family The war veteran was admitted to hospital on Sunday night with coronavirus after battling pneumonia   His family say he was taken to hospital after 'requiring help with his breathing' before he passed away A family spokesman revealed Captain Tom's pneumonia battle meant he had not had the coronavirus vaccine  Centenarian became a national treasure over first coronavirus lockdown after raising millions for the NHS  The White House and the US Embassy in London on Tuesday paid tribute to the Bri...

Daughters Hannah Ingram-Moore and Lucy Teixeira announced their father's death at 4pm. Captain Moore was admitted to Bedford hospital on Sunday, after being treated for pneumonia for some time and testing positive for Covid-19 last week. He died today with his family at bedside. Captain Tom Moore lifted the spirits of the nation during the first lockdown "We spent hours chatting to him, reminiscing about our childhood and our wonderful mother. We shared laughter a tears together," said Hannah and Lucy. "Whilst he’d been in so many hearts for just a short time, he was an incredible father an...

Christine Wilson recalls her late husband and keen cricketer Alan Wilson working with Captain Moore at March Concrete Products Ltd.  She said: “The legend that is Captain Tom Moore lived in the Fens with his family for a few years in the 1980s.  “He was appointed manager of Cawood Concrete Products Ltd following the retirement of Mr Alan Walton.  “He instigated a management buy-out with four other staff members, including the late Alan Wilson who was the company secretary.”  Mrs Wilson says they re-named the firm March Concrete Products Ltd, with a big relaunch on the River Thames...

News 3rd Feb 2021 5:09 AM UK war hero Captain Sir Tom Moore has died after contracting COVID-19, months after he raised millions of dollars to help frontline workers battle the virus. The 100-year-old war veteran, who was awarded a knighthood by the Queen for his charity work, lost his battle with the virus on Tuesday afternoon local time, his family confirmed. Captain Tom was admitted to hospital in Bedford, England on January 31 after struggling with his breathing following treatment for pneumonia and a positive COVID-19 test. "It is with great sadness that w...

Boris Johnson called Captain Sir Tom Moore 'an inspiration to everybody in this country during the pandemic' War veteran was admitted to hospital on Sunday night with coronavirus after battling pneumonia   His family say he was taken to hospital after 'requiring help with his breathing' but is not currently in the ICU  A family spokesman revealed Captain Tom's pneumonia battle meant he had not had the coronavirus vaccine  Centenarian became a national treasure over first coronavirus lockdown after raising millions for the NHS  He hasn't been seen in public since pre-Christmas 'bucket lis...