Pressure grows on Captain Tom's daughter to hand over £1.4m of money public thought was going to the NHS as neighbours say lockdown hero 'would be turning in his grave'

EXCLUSIVE Pressure grows on Captain Tom's daughter to hand over £1.4m of money public thought was going to the NHS as neighbours say lockdown hero 'would be turning in his grave' By ANDREW LEVY and SHEKAR BHATIA Published: 22:27 EST, 21 November 2024 | Updated: 22:28 EST, 21 November 2024 e-mail View comments Pressure has grown on Captain Tom's shamed daughter and her husband to hand over money the public thought was going to the charitable foundation set up in his name , with one peer saying it was the 'honourable' course of action. Hannah Ingram-Moore and her husband Colin are now known to have earned up to £1.

5million from deals involving the pandemic hero, who raised millions for the NHS . A damning Charity Commission report found the couple guilty of misconduct and warned the public had been 'misled' when buying items they thought would benefit the Captain Tom Foundation (CFT). The Ingram-Moores' biggest payday came from the 'misleading' suggestion that the proceeds from a £1.

4 million book deal would go to the organisation. The commission revealed they had been asked to 'rectify matters by making a donation to the charity in line with their original intentions as understood by those involved' but they had 'declined to do so'. Capt Moore, who died aged 100 in February 2021, became an international figure after he began walking around the yard of the family mansion in Marston Moretaine raising money during the Covid crisis.

Hannah Ingram-Moore pictured with her late fa.