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Order of the Companions of Honour Members of the Order Of Order of the Companions of Honour Members of the Order of the Companions of Honour Sir Roger Gilbert BANNISTER, CBE For services to Sport. (Oxfordshire) Sir Richard Charles Hastings EYRE, CBE For services to Drama. (London) Dame Evelyn Elizabeth Ann GLENNIE, DBE For services to Music. (Cambridgeshire) Sir Alec John JEFFREYS Emeritus Professor, University of Leicester. For services to Medical Research and Society. (Leicestershire) The Right Honourable the Lady Helen Mary WARNOCK, DBE For services to charity and Children with Special Educational Needs. (London) The Right Honourable Baroness Shirley Vivian Teresa Brittain WILLIAMS For services to political and public life. (Hertfordshire) 1 Knights Bachelor Knighthoods Professor Shankar BALASUBRAMANIAN Herchel Smith Professor of Medicinal Chemistry, University of Cambridge. For services to Science and Medicine. (Cambridgeshire) Antony James BEEVOR Military Historian and Author. For services in support of Armed Forces Professional Development. (London) David BEHAN, CBE Chief Executive, Care Quality Commission. For services to Health and Care. (Kent) Professor Nicholas Andrew BLACK Professor of Health Services Research, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. For services to Healthcare Research. (London) Julian William Hendy BRAZIER, TD MP Member of Parliament for Canterbury. For political and public service. (Canterbury, Kent) John Park CAMPBELL, OBE Chairman, Glenrath Farms Ltd. For services to Farming and charitable service to Entrepreneurship. (East Lothian) David Anthony CRAUSBY, MP Member of Parliament for Bolton North East. For parliamentary and political services. (Bolton, Greater Manchester) Raymond Douglas DAVIES Musician. For services to the Arts. (London) Kenneth Arthur DODD, OBE For services to Entertainment and charity. (Liverpool, Merseyside) 2 Mohammed Muktar Jama FARAH, CBE For services to Athletics. (London) Professor Barry William IFE, CBE Principal, Guildhall School of Music and Drama. For services to Performing Arts Education. (Suffolk) Bryn Terfel JONES, CBE Opera Singer. For services to Music. (Cardiff) Professor John Vincent MCCANNY, CBE For services to Higher Education and Economic Development. (Down) Donald MCCULLIN, CBE Photojournalist. For services to Photography. (Somerset) Andrew Barron MURRAY, OBE For services to Tennis and charity. (Surrey) David Charles ORD For political service and service to the community in the South West. (Bristol) David Lee PEARSON, CBE For services to Equestrianism. (Staffordshire) Ian Clifford POWELL Lately Chairman, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP and Member, Professional and Business Services Council. For services to Professional Services and voluntary service. (Cheshire) Mark RYLANCE Actor. For services to Theatre. (London) 3 David Morgan SLOMAN Chief Executive, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust. For services to the NHS. (London) Dr James Cuthbert SMITH, FRS Lately, Director of Research, Francis Crick Institute. For services to Medical Research and Science Education. (London) The Right Honourable Steven John WEBB For political and public service. (Gloucestershire) 4 Order of the Bath Knights Commander of the Order of the Bath David Richard BEAMISH Clerk of the Parliaments, House of Lords. For parliamentary service. (London) Mark Andrew LOWCOCK, CB Permanent Secretary, Department for International Development. For public service particularly to International Development. (Esher, Surrey) 5 Order of the Bath Companions of the Order of the Bath Michael Paul BRADLEY Director General Resources, Defence Equipment and Support, Ministry of Defence. For services to Defence. (Colne, Lancashire) Ms Sarah CHURCH Director, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. For services to British Food and Farming. (Guildford, Surrey) Matthew Cyrus COATS Chief Operating Officer, Ministry of Justice. For public service. (London) Peter James Reginald FISH Director General, Government Legal Department C and Legal Adviser, Home Office. For Legal Services to Government. (Tunbridge Wells, Kent) Jeremy FLEMING Senior Management, Ministry of Defence. For services to Defence. (London) Professor Vernon Charles GIBSON Lately Chief Scientific Adviser, Ministry of Defence. For services to Defence. (London) Dr Elizabeth Mary HALLAM SMITH Lately Director of Information Services and Librarian, House of Lords. For services to Parliament and National Heritage. (London) Ms Joy HUTCHEON Director General, Country Programmes, Department for International Development. For services to International Development. (London) Sue, Mrs MCALLISTER Lately Director General, Northern Ireland Prison Service. For services to the NI Prison Service. (Leicestershire) 6 Leo Columba Martin O'REILLY Permanent Secretary, Department for Communities, Northern Ireland Executive. For services to Government in Northern Ireland. (Belfast) Miss Annabel Clare PILLMAN, OBE Director, Culture and Sport, Department for Culture, Media and Sport. For public and voluntary services to Culture. (London) Jonathan Michael RUSSELL, HR Director, HR Services, Department for Work and Pensions. For public and voluntary service to the Public Sector and the community in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire (Bishop’s Stortford, Hertfordshire) Michael STEVENS Lately Head, Chief Scientist Office, Scottish Government. For services to Research and Healthcare and to the community in Edinburgh. (Edinburgh) Michael Roger WILLIAMS Director, HM Treasury. For services to Global Tax Policy and Taxpayers. (London) 7 Order of the British Empire Knights Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire Sir Cyril CHANTLER Emeritus Professor, Guy's, King's, and St Thomas's Medical School. For services to Leadership in Healthcare. (London) 8 Order of the British Empire Dames Commander of the Order of the British Empire Professor Elizabeth Nneka ANIONWU, CBE Emeritus Professor of Nursing, University of West London. For services to Nursing and the Mary Seacole Statue Appeal. (London) Ms Vera BAIRD, QC Northumbria Police and Crime Commissioner. For services to Women and Equality. (Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear) Ms Inga Kristine BEALE Chief Executive Officer, Lloyd's of London. For services to the Economy. (London) Jessica, Mrs ENNIS-HILL, CBE For services to Athletics. (Sheffield, South Yorkshire) Professor Amanda Gay FISHER, FRS Director, Medical Research Council Clinical Sciences Centre, Imperial College London. For services to Medical Research and the Public Understanding of Science. (London) Ms Helen Jean Sutherland FRASER, CBE Lately Chief Executive, The Girls' Day School Trust. For services to Education. (London) Dr Katherine Jane GRAINGER, CBE For services to Sport and charity. (Maidenhead, Berkshire) Professor Henrietta Miriam Ottoline LEYSER, CBE FRS (Ottoline LEYSER DAY) Director, The Sainsbury Laboratory, University of Cambridge. For services to Plant Science, Science in Society and Equality and Diversity in Science. (Cambridgeshire) Miss Katherine Patricia ROUTLEDGE, CBE For services to Theatre and charity. (Chichester, West Sussex) 9 Professor Caroline Leigh WATKINS Professor of Stroke and Older People's Care, College of Health and Wellbeing, University of Central Lancashire. For services to Nursing and Older People's Care. (Merseyside) 10 Order of the British Empire Knights Commander of the Order of the British Empire The Right Reverend James Stuart JONES For services to Bereaved Families and Justice. (Malton, North Yorkshire) 11 Order of the British Empire Commanders of the Order of the British Empire Cecilia, Mrs ANIM President, Royal College of Nursing and Clinical Nurse Specialist in Women's Health. For services to Women's Health. (London) Naim Ibrahim ATTALLAH Publisher, Quartet Books. For services to Literature and the Arts. (London) Chris Brian AUSTIN Country Director, Afghanistan, Department for International Development. For services to International Development. (London) Professor Polina BAYVEL Professor of Optical Communications and Networks, University College London. For services to Engineering. (London) Hardip Singh BEGOL Director, Independent Education, Safeguarding in Schools and Counter Extremism, Department for Education. For services to Education. (London) Professor Kamaldeep Singh BHUI Professor of Cultural Psychiatry and Epidemiology, Queen Mary University of London. For services to Mental Health Research and Care. (Amersham, Buckinghamshire) Dr Desmond Rollo BIDDULPH President and Member, Buddhist Society. For services to Interfaith Relations. (London) Ms Sue-Anne Hilbre BIGGS Director General, Royal Horticultural Society. For services to the Environment and Ornamental Horticulture Industry. (Cobham, Surrey) Ms Rosaleen Mary BLAIR Founder, Alexander Mann Solutions. For services to Business and Recruitment. (London) 12 Michael Neil Murray BOYD Lately Managing Director, Investment, UK Trade and Investment, Department for International Trade. For services to International Business. (Surrey) Marie, Mrs BRENNAN Crown Commercial Leader, Cabinet Office. For services to Commercial Capability in the Public Sector. (Merseyside) Kim Daniel BROMLEY-DERRY Chief Executive, London Borough of Newham. For services to Local Government. (Bedfordshire) Peter BROOKES Cartoonist. For services to the Media. (London) Professor Richard BURDETT Professor of Architecture and Urban Studies, London School of Economics. For services to Urban Planning and Design. (London) Ms Clare Beatrice CHAMBERLAIN Director of Family Services, Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea, and City of Westminster. For
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