They've branded those sceptical as trolls without giving any evidence of actual troll-like comments. I think its a valid question to ask if his family carting him off to Barbados at the grand old age of 100, not to mention the pandemic, was in his best interests (or the best interests of all the people who they could've infected). What if somebody asymptomatic passed on Covid to him in the airport and he became seriously ill while out there? If the trip wasn't sponsored, would they have put their hands in their own pocket to take him to Barbados? I don't think as a family, they're strapped for cash. He raised an astounding amount for charity out of the kindness of his own heart and his family saw this as a cash grab for themselves and I don't think raising questions about their intentions is trolling in the slightest. If Piers is aloud to hold people accountable for behaviour he doesn't agree with, and he does so with much greater force than anyone has done with Sir Tom, why is it trolling in this case? I think its a cheap shot for the article to brand this as trolling when it quite clearly isn't. I hope Sir Tom was happy and in as little pain as possible in his final weeks.