Captain Sir Tom Moore’s family face a grilling from Piers Morgan (Picture: TalkTV)

Captain Tom Moore’s family has confessed in a TV interview to taking money from the NHS fund-raising veteran – from three books he had written.

A clip released from the interview, sees daughter Hannah Ingram-Moore tell Piers Morgan, that Sir Tom wanted them to keep the book profits – totalling £800,000 – which went through Club Nook Ltd, a company owned by the family.

She appeared emotional as she told him: ‘These were my father’s books, and it was honestly such a joy for him to write them, but they were his books.

‘He had an agent and they worked on that deal, and his wishes were that that money would sit in Club Nook, and in the end . . . ’

Mr Morgan then interjected ‘For you to keep?’, and she replied ‘Yes.’

The family is set to face a further grilling from TalkTV’s Piers Morgan over accusations that they used a charity set up in the late veteran’s name to build a spa and pool room in their garden.

The preview clip released sees them admitting to having received death threats – while they also face questions from Morgan over the spa and pool room, as well as a charity event Mrs Ingram-Moore was paid £18,000 to attend.

When is the interview due to air on TV and how can you watch it?

When is the interview with Captain Tom Moore’s family on TV?

Piers Morgan’s interview with Captain Tom’s family will air on TalkTV on Thursday night at 8pm.

The interview will feature in the Piers Morgan Uncensored show, which runs for an hour and a half until 9.30pm.

If you miss it, episodes of the show are posted on the TalkTV website after they have aired.

How to watch the interview with Captain Tom Moore’s family

You can access TalkTV via Sky, Freeview and Freesat, as well as Virgin Media.

The channel is on 526 on Sky and 606 on Virgin Media – while if you have Freeview or Freesat you can see it on channels 237 and 217 respectively.

Alternatively you can stream the show live from the TalkTV website.

Who was Captain Sir Tom Moore?

Captain Sir Tom Moore was a 100-year-old war veteran who became a national hero after he vowed to walk 100 laps of his garden in April 2020 during the coronavirus pandemic to raise money for the NHS.

He raised a whopping £39 million for NHS Charities Together through his efforts that captured the hearts of the nation.

Captain Sir Tom Moore raised millions for the NHS during the Covid pandemic (Picture: PA)

He was personally knighted by the late Queen Elizabeth II for his efforts and also received a Pride Of Britain Award.

Following his fundraising work, Captain Sir Tom died in February 2021 after battling coronavirus and pneumonia in hospital.

The Captain Tom Foundation was set up in June 2020 following his fundraising efforts.

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