'Also, taking a 100-year-old man to Barbados was a f**ked-up thing to do'

THE Charity Commission admitted it is outside the scope of its enquiry, but that flying a centenarian long-haul while Covid was rampant was ‘some f**king bullshit.’ 

Following their ruling that Captain Sir Tom Moore’s family repeatedly benefited personally from his charitable work and foundation, the report added ‘And Barbados? In December 2020, right in between two lockdowns? What the f**k?’

It continued: “This was a period in which everyone had stopped seeing family, pubs were closed, there was an ineffective tier system in place and sensible people, Boris Johnson obviously excepted, had given up on getting together for Christmas.

“And yet Captain Tom’s daughter, who we have established in our official report is well dodgy, thought this would be an ideal time to take him to the West Indies?

“It was legal, nobody’s saying it wasn’t, but the phrase ‘spectacularly unwise’ comes to mind, along with the phrase ‘could you not just have f**king waited?’

“And it bears noting that shortly afterwards he contracted Covid then pneumonia and sadly passed away, which did not happen when he was socially distanced in his garden.”

The report concluded: “Still, that single he did with Michael Ball was an all-time banger.”

Captain Tom's daughter sets up charity to help victims of Captain Tom Foundation

HANNAH Ingram-Moore has set up a charity to help innocent victims of buying Captain Tom cash-grab books filled with mawkish life lessons.

The charity, which is funded by leftover book deal money that did not go towards a pool and a spa, will offer support to anyone who believed in the magic of a money-raising World War II veteran for a small monthly fee.

Captain Tom’s daughter said: “I understand that you’re hurting. You thought an adorable old man staggering around his garden was immune to scandal. Let me, the root cause of this bullshit, make you feel better.

“With our basic package, my charity will email you encouraging messages lazily copy and pasted from ‘his’ book Tomorrow Will Be A Good Day. But if you really want to recover from my misleading use of funds, it’s going to cost you.

“For just £20 a month I’ll personally send you a generic pre-recorded apology, and I’ll even chuck in a photo of Captain Tom looking happy in Barbados. No, no, I insist, you helped pay for that holiday so it’s only fair.”

She added: “Millions of you lapped up, I mean were deeply affected by, his books, so I expect I’ll have my work cut out. Donate now so I can selflessly make sure everyone gets the help they need.”