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CaptainTom

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

File photo dated 11/08/21 of Captain Sir Tom Moore’s daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore (PA)

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Captain Tom Moore’s daughter ‘admits keeping money from books’
The daughter of Captain Tom Moore has admitted her family kept profits from three books he had written.
<p>Captain Tom Moore died earlier this year (Danny Lawson/PA)</p>

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Prosecuting man accused of sending Captain Tom tweet ‘could breach human rights’
<p>Relatives of Captain Tom Moore (left to right) Colin Ingram-Moore (son in law), Georgia Ingram-Moore (granddaughter), Hannah Ingram-Moore (daughter), Benjie Ingram-Moore (grandson), Lucy Teixeira (daughter) and Tom Teixeira (son in law), walk through a guard of honour ahead of burying Captain Tom’s ashes at his family’s grave in Morton Cemetery, Riddlesden, Keighley. Picture date: Monday July 5, 2021.</p>

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Guard of honour as Captain Tom Moore’s ashes laid to rest
Captain Sir Tom Moore mural

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Trial delay for man accused of sending ‘grossly offensive’ Captain Tom tweet
Captain Sir Tom Moore funeral

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Captain Tom Moore’s spirit lives on, family tells funeral service
Captain Sir Tom Moore death

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Captain Tom Moore’s funeral service to be held this weekend
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Captain Tom Moore dies aged 100 after testing positive for Covid-19
The charity fundraiser was taken to Bedford Hospital on Sunday after being treated for pneumonia for some time and testing positive for coronavirus last week

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