Britain’s Centenarian Fundraiser Captain Tom Moore In Hospital With COVID-19

Piers Morgan is blocking people who refused to clap for Captain Sir Tom Moore following his death as the nation paid tribute to the lockdown hero. The Good Morning Britain presenter branded people 'pathetic' for not joining the clap, which was held on Wednesday night.

direct to your inboxThis is the moment Good Morning Britain paid tribute to Captain Sir Tom Moore, leaving viewers across the country in tears.The 100-year-old veteran and NHS fundraiser passed away yesterday morning (February 2) after testing positive for coronavirus in hospital.GMB hosts Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid paid tribute to the national hero in a special edition of the show, which marked his incredible achievements.The episode began with a compilation of photos from Captain Tom’s

Good Morning Britain viewers have been left in tears after Susanna Reid and Piers Morgan paid tribute to Captain Sir Tom Moore.The 100 year old icon, who shot to fame after he raised more than £33million for the NHS, passed away after he was hospitalised with coronavirus and pneumonia. Susanna, 50, and Piers, 55, hosted a GMB special to remember Sir Tom for all his incredible achievements throughout the pandemic.

Good Morning Britain on Wednesday, Piers Morgan hit out at critics of the holiday – which occurred before strict travel restrictions came into force – and revealed the full extent to which their comments have hurt Sir Tom's loved ones.MORE: Celebrities pay tribute to Captain Sir Tom Moore following his death aged 100"Let's talk about the trolls who have been mocking and abusing Captain Tom and his family before and after he died – it's still going on – for that trip that they took," he began.

On Monday 6 April 2020 - exactly two weeks after Boris Johnson stood behind a podium and told England it was going into a historically-unprecedented national lockdown - most of us were licking our wounds with banana bread and Zoom quizzes. But at a family home in Bedfordshire, 99-year-old Captain Tom Moore had decided, with the help of a walking frame, to start pacing 25-metre lengths of his back garden, ten times per day, in a bid to raise money for NHS Charities Together.

Captain Tom Moore has tragically passed away at the age of 100 after his battle with Covid-19, his family have confirmed. His family shared a picture of the NHS hero on his official Twitter page with the words: ‘Captain Sir Tom Moore.

After Captain Tom Moore's family confirmed he had passed away, celebrities have taken to social media to show their love and tributes for the former British Army officer. Piers Morgan led the tributes by tweeting: "RIP Captain Sir Tom Moore, 100.

Captain Tom Moore has sadly died.