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The daughter of lockdown hero Sir Tom Moore and her husband paid themselves double what they received the previous year from the family firm - despite it being £117,000 in the red.

Captain Tom Moore’s daughter told LBC that the spa building she constructed, which she was compelled to demolish, was essentially just a "large hot tub".

Captain Sir Tom Moore’s daughter has said his family has been left ‘devastated’ by the official investigation into the charity in his name.

Captain Tom’s name has been dropped from the foundation set up in his honour.

A firm run by the daughter and son-in-law of Captain Sir Tom Moore has registered a fall in net assets of more than £330,000.

The seven-bed mansion home to Captain Sir Tom Moore’s daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore was slashed in price, while references to the fundraising hero appears to have been quietly removed from the sale listing

Captain Sir Tom Moore’s family gained ‘significant personal benefit’ from their links to a charity set up in his name, a damning report has found.

It comes after the couple were involved in a spa row

The memorial spa built by Captain Tom Moore's daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore has now been completely demolished - with a bench in honour of the hero all that remains

Work to demolish Hannah Ingram-Moore's spa building on the grounds of the family home in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire, is continuing today ahead of the council's final deadline

Captain Tom Moore's daughter's spa is being demolished after planning inspectors said the luxury facility, in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire, was built illegally

Hannah Ingram-Moore had the flashy spa built next to her lavish £1.2million home in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire - but it's now due to be torn down before February 7

Hannah Ingram-Moore's company, Club Nook Ltd, lost more than £145,000 over the last financial year, according to the most recently published documents from Companies House

Sir Captain Tom Moore's daughter and husband Colin have been ordered to tear down the U-shaped luxury pool building at their home in Bedfordshire which was built without proper planning permission

Captain Sir Tom Moore became a national treasure when the country was in lockdown amid the threat of coronavirus but following his sad death, his daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore has found herself in hot water regarding his legacy

After Captain Tom Moore’s daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore was told to tear down her family's controversial pool and spa complex, 'unsavoury' photos from inside the building led to widespread mockery

Hannah Ingram-Moore and her husband had their plea to overturn a decision to demolish the 'unauthorised' pool building rejected - and fuming neighbours have welcomed the ruling

Hannah Ingram-Moore and husband Colin have been ordered to tear down the pool and spa building in the grounds of their Bedfordshire home once and for all

Captain Sir Tom Moore became a national treasure when the country was in lockdown amid the threat of coronavirus but following his sad death, his daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore has found herself in hot water regarding his legacy

The freelance PR specialist claims she was 'cut out' by Captain Tom's family after doing work on their social media campaigns - and says the change in attitude caused her 'untold distress'

Firms run by Hannah and Charles Ingram-Moore have lost around £70,000 in recent months despite the family pocketing £800,000 in cash from Captain Tom's book deals

Captain Sir Tom Moore became a national treasure when the country was in lockdown but following his death, his daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore has found herself in hot water regarding his legacy

Hannah Ingram-Moore told TalkTV's Piers Morgan that her campaigner father wanted his family to keep the money from three books in a firm separate to the Captain Tom Foundation charity

Captain Sir Tom Moore’s daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore will join Piers Morgan Uncensored on Thursday after critics slammed the family for making money from his memory

Hannah Ingram-Moore and her husband Colin are appealing against the council's order to tear down the illegal facility at their seven-bedroom property in Bedfordshire