The Queen organises sweet tribute to Sir Captain Tom Moore as he's laid to rest

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direct to your inboxCaptain Sir Tom Moore's life is set to be celebrated through an event next month on what would have been his 101st birthday.The World War II veteran was laid to rest in a private ceremony on Saturday (February 27) following his death aged 100.The event, which was announced by Captain Sir Tom's daughter will see people around the world be able to get involved on April 30.Hannah Ingram-Moore said that the event "will truly celebrate his generosity of spirit, the hope and joy he

Church bells rang out and a World War II-era plane flew Saturday over the funeral service of Captain Tom Moore to honour of the veteran who single-handedly raised millions of pounds for Britain’s health workers by walking laps in his backyard.

Captain Sir Tom Moore is being laid to rest in a “spectacular” funeral service attended by his family on Saturday 27 February.The centenarian died earlier this month after a battle with coronavirus.

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Amanda Holden has revealed she has planted a palm tree to remember Captain Sir Tom Moore, following his tragic death earlier this month. Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda, 50, posed alongside the large tree in an Instagram photo, which she shared with her 1.7million followers.

Good Morning Britain following his death. Hannah Ingram-Moore has been a regular on the ITV news programme since her dad shot to national fame following his fundraising efforts during the first lockdown.

direct to your inboxThe family of Captain Sir Tom Moore have shared an unseen passage of a book the NHS hero was writing before he died, in which he talked about his own funeral.The World War II veteran, who captured the hearts of the nation with his fundraising efforts during the first lockdown, died at the age of 100 on February 2 after testing positive for cornavirus.His family have confirmed that a 'small family funeral' will take place in line with coronavirus restrictions on Saturday