![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/capt-tom-moores-daughter-forced-to-apologise-to-bbc-for-sending-rude-email/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/newspress-collage-23509489-1692179165057.jpg&description=FURIOUS OUTBURST Published : 11:13, 16 Aug 2023 CAPTAIN Sir Tom Moore's daughter has apologised after sending an angry email to the BBC over new allegations about her. Hannah Ingram-Moore accused the corporation of "a total lie" as it reported she was paid thousands of pounds via her family firm for event appearances which heavily featured her late father 's charity. 3 Hannah Ingram-Moore hit out at the BBC over new claims made about her Credit: PA 3 Captain Sir Tom Moore did 100 laps of his garden for his 100th birthday in 2020 Credit: AFP But minutes after sending the BBC her first email she backtracked, saying it had been sent in error. BBC Two's Newsnight reported last night that her company was paid for judging awards ceremonies which included the Captain Tom Foundation on its award plaques. However, her appearance fee was not paid through the charity and instead went to Maytrix Group , a company owned by her and her husband Colin . When the allegations were put to her in advance by Newsnight, she responded by email: "You are awful. It's a total lie." The BBC reported she sent a follow-up six minutes later, saying: "Apologies. That reply was for a scammer who has been creating havoc." Ms Ingram-Moore helped judge the Virgin Media O2 Captain Tom Foundation Connector Awards in 2021 and 2022 while on an £85,000 salary as the charity's interim chief executive. The ceremony even included the name of the charity and had its logo on the award plaques. But Newsnight claims Ms Ingram-Moore did not seek approval from the charity's board before entering into the commercial arrangement - which is being probed internally by the foundation. A spokesperson for the charity trustees said: 'The Captain Tom Foundation is aware of the commercial arrangements made by Hannah Ingram-Moore with Virgin Media O2 in respect of the 'Virgin Media Captain Tom Foundation Connector Awards'. 'This matter is subject of an ongoing internal investigation. "The Charity Commission has been notif){kind=link}
CAPTAIN Sir Tom Moore’s daughter has apologised after sending an angry email to the BBC over new allegations about her.
Hannah Ingram-Moore accused the corporation of “a total lie” as it reported she was paid thousands of pounds via her family firm for event appearances which heavily featured her late father’s charity.
But minutes after sending the BBC her first email she backtracked, saying it had been sent in error.
BBC Two’s Newsnight reported last night that her company was paid for judging awards ceremonies which included the Captain Tom Foundation on its award plaques.
However, her appearance fee was not paid through the charity and instead went to Maytrix Group, a company owned by her and her husband Colin.