- Myleene Klass was awarded an MBE by King Charles at Windsor Castle for her campaigning on miscarriage, stating the honour signifies that women's healthcare needs to progress.
- Klass, who has suffered four miscarriages, highlighted that the recognition acknowledges collective efforts to improve a neglected area of women's health and can lead to legal changes.
- Singer Leona Lewis received an OBE for her music career and extensive charity work, particularly in animal welfare and environmental causes, stressing the importance of using her platform for broader issues.
- Patricia Hewitt, a former health secretary, was made a Dame Commander for her services to public health and NHS reform, notably for her role in the 2007 smoking ban, which she considers her most impactful contribution.
- Other prominent figures recognised at the investiture included Sir Warren East for services to the economy and Net Zero aviation, and Sir Nick Gibb for services to education.
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