Centenarian

On his 100th birthday, Colonel Tom Moore was celebrated by the UK with a rendition of Happy Birthday. The army veteran has become a beacon of hope for the nation during the coronavirus pandemic by walking 100 laps of his garden for charity. So far his endeavour has raised over £32 million.
The World War II veteran celebrated his 100th birthday today, after raising almost £30m for the NHS by walking 100 laps of his back garden earlier this month. Captain Tom also scored a number one hit shortly afterwards. Today, as part of a Battle of Britain Memorial, a flyover of signature planes from the war were organised by the RAF to mark his birthday.
The nation might be in lockdown, but that hasn't stopped Colonel Tom from having a birthday to remember.
Archie McInnes flew Hurricanes during the battle in the skies over southern England.
Eileen has some top tips for those with their eye on a letter from the Queen...
Our population is growing, getting older, and presenting more complex mental and physical health needs. The NHS will not survive to its 100th birthday unless we do something drastic