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India vs England, 1st Test: England Players Wear Black Armbands As Mark Of Respect For Captain Tom Moore
India vs England: England players are wearing black armbands in the first Test against India as a mark of respect for British war veteran Captain Tom Moore, who died earlier this week.
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UK Lockdown Hero "Captain Tom" Dies Of COVID-19 At 100: Family
Captain Tom Moore, who won British hearts with a Covid-19 fund raising drive last year, on Tuesday died from the disease aged 100, his family said.
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Britain's "Captain Tom" Lockdown Hero Hospitalised With COVID-19
Captain Tom Moore, 100, who won British hearts with a Covid-19 fund raising drive, was hospitalised on Sunday with the virus, his family said.
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Arise Sir Tom Moore: Queen Elizabeth Knights 100-Year-Old Fundraising Captain
Queen Elizabeth II knighted Captain Tom Moore on Friday, recognising the 100-year-old for lifting the spirits of the nation during the gloom of the novel coronavirus outbreak by raising over $40 million for health workers.
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War Veteran, 100, Who Raised Millions For COVID-19 Fight Is Knighted
Captain Tom Moore, who became a national hero in Britain after raising 33 million pounds ($40.5 million) for the National Health Service in the run-up to his 100th birthday, is to be knighted.
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UK World War Veteran Who Raised Millions For Healthcare Workers Turns 100
Britain will celebrate on Thursday the 100th birthday of the World War II veteran whose staggering fundraising efforts inspired the country during the depths of its coronavirus outbreak.
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World War II Veteran, 99, To Help Open Hospital After Raising $29 Million
Captain Tom Moore, a 99-year-old British war veteran who has raised more than $29 million for the health service by walking 100 laps of his garden, will be a guest of honour at the opening of a new field hospital next week.
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"Absolute Legend": Prince William On 99-Year-Old Helping Fight COVID-19
Britain's Prince William described as an "absolute legend" the 99-year-old war veteran who has raised more than 17 million pounds for the health service by walking laps of his garden.
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India vs England, 1st Test: England Players Wear Black Armbands As Mark Of Respect For Captain Tom Moore
India vs England: England players are wearing black armbands in the first Test against India as a mark of respect for British war veteran Captain Tom Moore, who died earlier this week.
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UK Lockdown Hero "Captain Tom" Dies Of COVID-19 At 100: Family
Captain Tom Moore, who won British hearts with a Covid-19 fund raising drive last year, on Tuesday died from the disease aged 100, his family said.
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Britain's "Captain Tom" Lockdown Hero Hospitalised With COVID-19
Captain Tom Moore, 100, who won British hearts with a Covid-19 fund raising drive, was hospitalised on Sunday with the virus, his family said.
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Arise Sir Tom Moore: Queen Elizabeth Knights 100-Year-Old Fundraising Captain
Queen Elizabeth II knighted Captain Tom Moore on Friday, recognising the 100-year-old for lifting the spirits of the nation during the gloom of the novel coronavirus outbreak by raising over $40 million for health workers.
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War Veteran, 100, Who Raised Millions For COVID-19 Fight Is Knighted
Captain Tom Moore, who became a national hero in Britain after raising 33 million pounds ($40.5 million) for the National Health Service in the run-up to his 100th birthday, is to be knighted.
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UK World War Veteran Who Raised Millions For Healthcare Workers Turns 100
Britain will celebrate on Thursday the 100th birthday of the World War II veteran whose staggering fundraising efforts inspired the country during the depths of its coronavirus outbreak.
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World War II Veteran, 99, To Help Open Hospital After Raising $29 Million
Captain Tom Moore, a 99-year-old British war veteran who has raised more than $29 million for the health service by walking 100 laps of his garden, will be a guest of honour at the opening of a new field hospital next week.
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"Absolute Legend": Prince William On 99-Year-Old Helping Fight COVID-19
Britain's Prince William described as an "absolute legend" the 99-year-old war veteran who has raised more than 17 million pounds for the health service by walking laps of his garden.
