British World War Two veteran Captain Tom Moore thanked Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday after Johnson sent him a message wishing him a happy 100th birthday. Earlier this month, Moore began a fundraising mission for charities that help front-line National Health Service (NHS) staff battling the COVID-19 crisis by completing laps of his garden with the help of a walking frame. He initially set out to raise just 1,000 pounds, but ended up raising over 30 million pounds.
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Coronavirus outbreak: Boris Johnson congratulates World War veteran on his 100th birthday after raising money for NHS
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