Captain Tom Moore dies aged 100 following COVID-19 battle

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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.

Captain Sir Tom Moore has sadly passed away aged 100 following his coronavirus diagnosis last weekend.After raising over £33million for the NHS in 2020, Captain Tom was admitted to Bedford Hospital on Sunday 31st January; with daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore explaining the Army veteran was being treated for pneumonia after testing positive for COVID-19.Yesterday, Bedford Hospital released a statement in agreement with Sir Tom's family.

Captain Tom Moore, the British World War II veteran who raised millions of pounds for health service workers on the frontline of the battle against COVID-19, has died aged 100, his family said on Tuesday.

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.

His family announced Moore's death Tuesday in a tweet with his photo.Captain Tom, as he became known in newspaper headlines and TV interviews, set out to raise 1,000 pounds for Britain's National Health Service by walking 100 laps of his backyard. But his quest went viral and caught the imagination of millions stuck at home during the first wave of the pandemic.

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.

Naman Ramachandran Captain Sir Tom Moore, one of the heroes of the U.K.’s fight against the coronavirus pandemic, has died after contracting the virus. He was 100.In a statement, Moore’s daughters Hannah Ingram-Moore and Lucy Teixeira said: “Whilst he’d been in so many hearts for just a short time, he was an incredible father and grandfather, and he will stay alive in our hearts forever.”Moore was taken to Bedford Hospital on Sunday with breathing difficulties.

Captain Sir Tom Moore, the war veteran who raised almost £33m for NHS charities during the coronavirus lockdown in spring 2020, has died aged 100 after testing positive for coronavirus.

Covid.The WW2 veteran and beloved fundraiser lost his life having been taken to Bedford Hospital on Sunday.He had been receiving treatment for pneumonia for some time and tested positive for Covid-19 last week.His heartbroken family confirmed the tragic news earlier today.His daughters Hannah and Lucy said in a touching statement: "It is with great sadness that we announce the death of our dear father, Captain Sir Tom Moore.