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

Captain Tom’s daughter’s company is set to be struck off after making thousands of pounds from the Covid hero’s charity.

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

Hannah Ingram-Moore and her husband Colin were instructed to pull down the unauthorised £200,000 building after a council enforcement

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

Workers have removed the pool from a controversial £200,000 spa complex next to the home of Covid lockdown hero Sir Captain Tom Moore's daughter, Hannah Ingram-Moore, in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire

Captain Tom's daughter, 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

Captain Tom's family came under fire when they built the spa at the £1.2m home in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire, in 2021. Planning inspectors say it must be demolished

Villagers say Hannah Ingram-Moore "thought she was going to get away with it" and are pleased the so-called "eyesore" luxury spa in Marston Moretaine is on its way out

Demolition workers have been seen taking tiles off the roof of an unauthorised luxury spa belonging to Captain Tom’s daughter which was ruled to be "at odds" with their home in Bedfordshire

Villagers located in Marston Moretaine in Bedfordshire have compared a building which has been constructed in Captain Tom's name, to a 'prison block' - they said the eyesore has 'devalued' homes

In August 2021 the charity fundraiser's family had been granted permission to build a Captain Tom Foundation Building, to house the covid hero’s memorabilia

A controversial spa complex erected by Covid hero Captain Sir Tom Moore's daughter is due to be torn down following a court battle - with neighbours saying it's made them a 'laughing stock'

Workmen have arrived at the family home in Marston Moretaine, Bedfordshire to begin the demolition of the controversial luxury spa with relatives seen clearing out many prized possessions

Captain Sir Tom Moore became a hero during lockdown as he selflessly marched around his garden to raise funds for the NHS, but since his death, his daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore has found herself in hot water on more than one occasion

The demolition of a luxury spa built at Captain Sir Tom Moore's family home appears to be underway after an appeal to keep the building was rejected, as gym equipment is seen piled up outside

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

Lance Corporal Harold Jones, a World War Two veteran who lives in Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, has been doing laps of his back garden 30 times every day since 2020

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

Solicitor Simon DeMaid resigned from the firm attached to the non-profit Captain Tom Foundation on November 27, according to Companies House and is no longer listed as a trustee

The daughter of Captain Sir Tom Moore has admitted she was paid thousands of pounds for a personal appearance to hand over an award to a youth club in South Bristol