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Order of the Companions of Honour Members of the Order Order of the Companions of Honour Members of the Order of the Companions of Honour Sir Ian Murray MCKELLEN CBE Actor. For services to Drama and to Equality. (London, E14) 1 Knights Bachelor Knighthoods Dr John Michael ASHWORTH For public service. (Colchester, Essex) Professor John Irving BELL Regius Professor of Medicine, University of Oxford and President, Academy of Medical Sciences. For services to Medicine. (Wallingford, Oxfordshire) John James Griffen GOOD, CBE Chair, Edrington Group. For services to Industry in Scotland. (Bishopton, Renfrewshire) Dr Patrick Hugh HAREN Deputy Chairman, Viridian Group Ltd. For services to the Electricity Industry in Northern Ireland. (Belfast) His Honour Michael Frank HARRIS Lately President, Social Security and Child Support Appeals Tribunal and Circuit Judge. For public service. (London, SW12) Professor Roger Mark JOWELL, CBE Co-Founder and Director, European Social Survey and Research Professor, City University. For services to Social Science. (London, NW3) Nicholas Roger KENYON, CBE Managing Director, Barbican Centre and lately Director, BBC Proms. For services to Classical Music. (London, NW3) Alasdair Uist MACDONALD, CBE Headteacher, Morpeth School, Tower Hamlets, London. For services to Education. (London, SE3) Professor Alexander Fred MARKHAM Lately Chief Executive, Cancer Research UK. For services to Medicine. (Leeds, West Yorkshire) 2 Ian Gerald MCALLISTER, CBE Chair, Network Rail. For services to Transport. (Essex) Robert NAYLOR Chief Executive, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. For services to Healthcare. (London, NW1) Professor Timothy Michael Martin O'SHEA Principal and Vice-Chancellor, University of Edinburgh. For services to Higher Education. (Edinburgh) Michael PARKINSON, CBE Television and Radio Presenter. For services to Broadcasting. (Maidenhead, Berkshire) Professor Bruce Anthony John PONDER Head, Department of Oncology, University of Cambridge and Li Ka Shing Professor and Director, Cancer Research UK Cambridge Research Institute. For services to Medicine. (Snettisham, Norfolk) Stuart Alan Ransom ROSE Chief Executive, Marks and Spencer plc. For services to the Retail Industry and to Corporate Social Responsibility. (London, SW7) James Meyer SASSOON For services to the Finance Industry and to public service. (London, SW3) Professor John Stewart SAVILL Professor of Experimental Medicine, Head of the College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine and Vice-Principal, University of Edinburgh. For services to Clinical Science. (Edinburgh) John William SORRELL, CBE Chair, the Sorrell Foundation and the London Design Festival. For services to the Creative Industries. (London, N6) Alderman John Boothman STUTTARD, JP Lately Lord Mayor of the City of London. For public service. (London, N20) 3 Professor Brian William VICKERS Senior Fellow, School of Advanced Study, University of London. For services to Literary Scholarship. (London, NW6) Professor Ian WILMUT, OBE Director, Scottish Centre for Regenerative Medicine. For services to Science. (Peebles, Tweeddale) 4 Order of the Bath Knights Commander of the Order of the Bath Nigel HAMILTON Head of the Northern Ireland Civil Service. (Belfast) William Alexander JEFFREY, CB Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Defence. (London) 5 Order of the Bath Companions of the Order of the Bath Nicholas John BENNETT Director-General of Strategic Technologies, Ministry of Defence. (London) Sandra Mary, Mrs CALDWELL, JP Director of Field Operations, Health and Safety Executive, Department for Work and Pensions. (Redbourn, Hertfordshire) Joseph Alan DORAN Lately Director-General of Departmental Management, Department of Health. (London, SE3) Anthony Michael Christopher INGLESE Solicitor and Director-General of Legal Services, Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform. (London) Samuel Thomas KELLY Lately Prime Minister's Official Spokesman, Prime Minister's Office. (Coleraine, Londonderry) David Alexander LAVERY Director-General, Northern Ireland Court Service, Ministry of Justice. (Antrim) Dr Vanessa Vivienne LAWRENCE Director General and Chief Executive, Ordnance Survey. (Guildford, Surrey) Bruce MANN Lately Head of the Civil Contingencies Secretariat, Cabinet Office. (Hampshire) Philip WYNNOWEN Director-General, Strategy and Pensions, Department for Work and Pensions. (Tonbridge, Kent) Dr Jeanette Mary PUGH Director, Safeguarding Group, Department for Children, Schools and Families. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire) 6 Dr Deborah REYNOLDS Lately Chief Veterinary Officer, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. (London) Robert Alexander TALMA STHEEMAN Chief Executive, UK Debt Management Office, HM Treasury. (London) Kenneth David SUTTON Deputy-Chief Executive, Border and Immigration Agency, Home Office. (London) 7 Order of the British Empire Dames Commander of the Order of the British Empire Lynne Janie, Mrs BRINDLEY Chief Executive, British Library. For services to Education. (London, EC1R) Professor Kay Elizabeth DAVIES, CBE Dr Lee's Professor of Anatomy, University of Oxford and Director, Functional Genetics Unit, Medical Research Council. For services to Science. (Oxford, Oxfordshire) Nuala Patricia, Mrs O'LOAN Lately Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland. For public service. (Antrim) Ms Fiona Claire REYNOLDS, CBE Director-General, National Trust. For services to Heritage and to Conservation. (Swindon, Wiltshire) Dr Mary Elizabeth TANNER, OBE President, World Council of Churches. For services to the Worldwide Anglican Church. (Nr Stamford, Lincolnshire) Jacqueline, Mrs WILSON, OBE Children's Author and lately Children's Laureate. For services to Literature. (Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey) 8 Order of the British Empire Commanders of the Order of the British Empire Diana, Mrs BABAR Team Leader, Litigation and Employment Group, Treasury Solicitor's Department. (London) Graham Michael BADMAN Director of Children's Services, Kent County Council. For services to Local Government. (Nr Faversham, Kent) Matthew David BAGGOTT, QPM Chief Constable, Leicestershire Constabulary. For services to the Police. (London) Eileen, Mrs BELL Lately Presiding Officer (Speaker), Northern Ireland Assembly. For public service. (Down) Maurice BENNETT Entrepreneur. For services to the Retail Industry. (London, NW11) Dr Margaret BENT Senior Research Fellow, All Souls College, Oxford. For services to Musicology. (Oxford, Oxfordshire) Angela Mary, Lady BERNSTEIN OF CRAIGWEIL For services to the Arts. (London, SW3) Richard Edward BRADBURY Chief Executive, River Island. For services to the Retail Industry. (Hertford, Hertfordshire) Dr Christine BRADDOCK Principal, Matthew Boulton College, Birmingham. For services to Further Education. (Rock, Worcestershire) 9 Professor Michael Alan BROWN, DL Vice-Chancellor, Liverpool John Moores University. For services to Higher Education and to the community in Liverpool. (Wirral, Merseyside) Elisabeth Mary, Mrs BUGGINS Chair, NHS West Midlands. For services to Healthcare. (Walsall, West Midlands) Andrew CAMERON, QPM Chief Constable, Central Scotland Police. For services to the Police. (Ayrshire) Ms Evelyn COLLINS Chief Executive, Equality Commission for Northern Ireland. For public service. (Belfast) John CONDRON Chief Executive, Yell Group plc. For services to Business. (London, N6) Allan Edward COOK Chief Executive, Cobham plc. For services to the Defence and Aerospace Industries. (Ferndown, Dorset) Bronwen Mary, Mrs CURTIS Lately Civil Service Commissioner and Chairman, Northampton General Hospital NHS Trust. For services to the community. (Daventry, Northamptonshire) Anthony Gordon DOUGLAS Chief Executive, Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service. For services to Family Justice and to Adoption. (London, N7) Malcolm Terry EARNSHAW Lately Director-General, Incorporated Society of British Advertisers. For services to the Advertising Industry. (Edith Weston, Rutland) Murray Simpson EASTON Managing Director, Submarine Solutions, BAE Systems. For services to the Maritime Industry. (Lindal, Cumbria) 10 Professor Michael Anthony John FERGUSON Professor of Molecular Parasitology, University of Dundee. For services to Science. (Dundee) Brendan FOSTER, MBE Founder, Great North Run. For services to Sport. (Stocksfield, Northumberland) Dr Thomas Jude FRAWLEY For public services in Northern Ireland. (Lo) Professor Stephen Byram FURBER ICL Professor of Computer Engineering, University of Manchester. For services to Computer Science. (Manchester, Greater Manchester) Alan Douglas GARWOOD Lately Head of Defence Export Services, Ministry of Defence. (Hertfordshire) Dennis GODFREY Lately Grade 5, Northern Ireland Office. (Belfast) Dr David William GOLDING For services to the World Poverty Campaign. (Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear) Mark Ian GOLDRING Chief Executive Officer, Voluntary Services Overseas. For services to Disadvantaged People. (Richmond, Surrey) Ms Teresa Colomba GRAHAM, OBE Lately Deputy Chair, Better Regulation Commission. For public service. (London, SW1V) Robert John GREEN Lately Director, Inspectorate Reform, Ofsted, Department for Children, Schools and Families. (Thames Ditton, Surrey) Professor Jeremy John Denis GREENWOOD Lately Director, British Trust for Ornithology. For services to Conservation. (Balmullo, Fife) 11 Terry HANAFIN Lately Chief Executive, Essex Strategic Health Authority. For services to the NHS. (London, SE11) Richard Gordon HANDOVER Chair, Adult Learning Inspectorate. For services to Skills and to Industry. (Marlborough, Wiltshire) Keith HARGRAVE Lately Headteacher,
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