Hannah Ingram-Moore issued an apology to the general public, saying "nothing dishonest" happened, but adding she was sorry people "feel misled" following the major controversy

An investigation accused Hannah Ingram-Moore of 'repeated failures' while leading a charity in her father's name.

Captain Sir Tom Moore’s daughter has been branded ‘shameless’ after revealing plans to release a new book on coping with the death of her late father. Hannah Ingram-Moore and her husband Colin, 67, previously made £1.5 million from a book deal launched in her father’s name – but failed to give any of the proceeds to charity as promised.

The daughter of the pandemic fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore has said she is sorry if the public feel "misled". Hannah Ingram-Moore also said she deeply regretted that a charity was set up in his name.

Captain Tom's daughter insists 'nothing dishonest' about charity controversySource: BBC

Captain Sir Tom Moore's daughter has said her "deepest regret" is setting up a charity in her father's name and insisted there was no intention to mislead the public. It comes after a scathing report by the charities regulator last year highlighted a "repeated pattern of behaviour".

The daughter of pandemic fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore has said she deeply regrets a charity being set up in his name. Hannah Ingram-Moore said the decision almost "derailed" the family's life but claimed "nothing dishonest" happened.

The charities watchdog concluded there had been repeated instances of misconduct by the veteran’s daughter, Hannah and her husband, Colin.