New Year Honours list IN FULL: Who has been honoured by Queen? Every single award

England's chief medical officer , Professor Chris Whitty, deputy CMO, Jonathan Van-Tam, and Wales' and Scotland's CMOs, Frank Atherton and Dr Gregor Smith, have been given knighthoods

Figen Murray, 60, was also made an OBE for her work with young people after her son Martyn Hett, 29, died in the attack after an Ariana Grande concert on May 22, 2017.

Since his death, she has completed a master's degree in counter-terrorism, campaigned for increased security measures and spoken to 14,000 schoolchildren about the dangers of radicalisation.

The Queen's head chef Mark Flanagan, who oversaw the dishes served at the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's 2018 wedding reception, has been made a Lieutenant of the Royal Victorian Order .

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While 85-year-old health service porter Jimmy Chapman has been awarded the British Empire Medal - and says he has no plans to slow down just yet.

"I will never consider retiring; what would I do with myself if I retired?" he said. "My place is in my workplace, serving people as best as I can, and that is what I will continue to do as long as my health holds out."

Inspirational fundraiser Tobias Weller, 11, becomes the youngest to feature on the list, having been awarded the British Empire Medal after he was inspired by his hero Captain Sir Tom Moore to start raising money during the pandemic lockdowns.

His mum told him about the award on Christmas Day and he said it was "absolutely amazing to be honoured by the Queen."

He added: "My mum told me about the honour on Christmas day and I thought 'wow, I'm actually going to get an honour from Her Majesty the Queen'.

"I will receive the medal from the lord lieutenant at a local ceremony but I'll also be invited to attend a royal garden party. Imagine that - a party with the Queen at Buckingham Palace. I can't wait."

ORDER OF THE COMPANIONS OF HONOURLord Frank Field Of Birkenhead DL. For Public and Political Service.

Sir Paul Maxime Nurse. For services to Science and Medicine in the UK and Abroad.

Sir Patrick John Thompson Vallance. Government Chief Scientific Adviser, Government Office for Science. For services to Science in Government.

Professor Christopher John MacRae Whitty CB. Chief Medical Officer for England. For services to Public Health.

Dr Vivienne Cox CBE. Independent Non-Executive Director and Workforce Engagement Director, GSK and Chair, Rosalind Franklin Institute. For services to Sustainability, and to Diversity and Inclusion in Business.

Dr Jennifer Margaret Harries OBE. Chief Executive, UK Health Security Agency. For services to Health.

Sylvia Lloyd Heal. For Political and Public Service.

Laura Rebecca Kenny CBE. For services to Cycling.

Sara Khan. Lately Lead Commissioner, Commission for Countering Extremism. For services to Human Rights and Counter Extremism.

Emily Lawson. Lately Chief Commercial Officer, NHS England and NHS Improvement. For services to the NHS, particularly during Covid-19.

Diane Elizabeth Lees CBE. Director General, Imperial War Museum. For services to Museums and Cultural Heritage.

Joanna Lumley OBE. For services to Drama, to Entertainment and to Charitable Causes.

Professor Julie Elspeth Lydon OBE. Lately Vice-Chancellor, University of South Wales. For services to Higher Education.

Dr June Munro Raine CBE. Chief Executive, Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency. For services to Healthcare and the Covid-19 Response.

Vanessa Redgrave CBE. Actress. For services to Drama.

Professor Sarah Marcella Springman CBE. Rector and Professor of Geotechnical Engineering, ETH Zurich. For services to Engineering and to International Sports Administration.

Professor Helen Jayne Stokes-Lampard. Chair, Academy of Medical Royal Colleges and Chair, National Academy of Social Prescribing. For services to General Practice.

Knights Commander of the Order of the British Empire

The Right Honourable Professor Ajay Kumar Lord Kakkar. For services to Healthcare and Public Service.

The Rt. Hon. The Lord Thomas McLaughlin McAvoy. For Political and Public Services.

Dr Francis Atherton. Chief Medical Officer, Welsh Government. For services to Public Health.

The Rt. Hon. John Dominic Battle. For Political and Public Service.

John Boorman CBE. Film Director. For services to Film.

Jan Petrus du Plessis. Executive Chairman, BT Group. For services to Telecommunications and Business.

Professor Anthony Finkelstein CBE. Lately Chief Scientific Adviser, National Security. For Public Service.

The Rt. Hon. Robert Goodwill MP. Member of Parliament for Scarborough and Whitby. For Political and Public service.

Professor Robin William Grimes FRS FREng. Lately Chief Scientific Adviser, Ministry of Defence Nuclear. For services to UK Resilience and International Science Relationships.

David Winton Harding. For services to Philanthropy.

Professor John Anthony Hardy FRS. Chair of the Molecular Biology of Neurological Disease, University College London. For services to Human Health in Improving Understanding of Dementia and Neurodegenerative Diseases.

Jason Francis Kenny CBE. For services to Cycling.

Ian Livingstone CBE. For services to the Online Gaming Industry.

Peter Edward Murray CBE. Founding and Executive Director, Yorkshire Sculpture Park. For services to the Arts.

Professor Jonathan Stafford Nguyen-Van-Tam MBE. Deputy Chief Medical Officer. For services to Public Health.

Dr Douglas Edwin Oakervee FrEng CBE. Chair, Independent Review of HS2. For services to Transport and Infrastructure Delivery.

Horace Shango Ove CBE. Film Maker and Photographer. For services to Media.

Mark Trevor Phillips OBE. For services to Equality and Human Rights.

Professor Shakeel Ahmed Qureshi. Professor of Paediatric Cardiology, Guy's and St Thomas' Hospitals Foundation Trust. For services to Paediatric Cardiology and Charity.

The Rt. Hon. Peter John Robert Riddell CBE. Lately Commissioner for Public Appointments. For Public Service.

William Anthony Bowater Russell. Lately Lord Mayor of London. For services to Financial Innovation, Culture, and Wellbeing in the City of London particularly during Covid-19.

Professor Gregor Ian Smith. Chief Medical Officer, Scottish Government. For services to Public Health.

Alistair Spalding CBE. Artistic Director and Chief Executive, Sadler's Wells Theatre. For services to Dance.

William David Wiggin MP. Member of Parliament for North Herefordshire. For Political and Public service.

Dr Nigel David Wilson. Chief Executive, Legal and General. For services to the Finance Industry and Regional Development.

Companions of the Order of the Bath

Ruth Bailey. Lately Director of Human Resources, Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities. For services to Human Resources.

Gareth Neil Davies. Director General, Aviation, Maritime, International and Security Group, Department for Transport. For Public Service.

Elizabeth Jean Ditchburn. Director General, Economy, Scottish Government. For services to the Scottish Economy.

Catherine Megan Frances. Director General, Local Government and Public Services, Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities. For services to Local Government.

Brian Mark Hutton. Lately Clerk of the Journals, House of Commons. For services to Parliament.

John-Paul Marks. Director General, Work and Health, Department for Work and Pensions. For services to Welfare Reform.

Madelaine McTernan. Director General, Vaccine Taskforce. For services to the Covid-19 Response.

Richard James Pengelly. Chief Executive, Northern Ireland Health and Social Care Service and Permanent Secretary, Department of Health Northern Ireland. For services to Health and to the Government.

Joanna Susan Rowland. Director General, HM Revenue and Customs. For services to the Economy during Covid-19.

Elizabeth Jane Russell. Director General, Tax and Welfare, HM Treasury. For services to the Economy during Covid-19.

Commanders of the Order of the British Empire

Adesola Olumide Adetosoye OBE. Chief Executive, Bromley Council. For services to Children's Welfare.

Charles Edward Alexander. Chair, Opera Rara, Chair of the Board, Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust and lately Lead Non-Executive Board Member, Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport. For voluntary and charitable services to the Arts, to Culture and to Health.

Timothy Edward Douglas Allan. For services to Business, Charity and the Arts.

Professor Myles Robert Allen. Professor of Geosystem Science, University of Oxford. For services to Climate Change Attribution and Prediction and Net-Zero.

Edmund John Seward Anderson. Chairman and Independent Non-Executive Director, National Savings and Investments. For services to the Financial Sector and Public Life in Yorkshire.

Professor Jonathan Richard Benger. Chief Medical Officer, NHS Digital. For services to the NHS.

Professor Phillip Thomas Blythe FREng. Chief Scientific Adviser, Department for Transport. For services to Science and Engineering in Transport and Government.

Sandra May Bowker . Co-Chair, Social Mobility Commission. For services to Law, Professional Services and Social Mobility.

Barbara Dana Broccoli OBE. Film Producer. For services to Film, to Drama, to Philanthropy and to Skills.

Jonathan Broomfield. Director, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. For Public Service.

Linda Brown. Chief Executive Officer, Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority. For services to Justice and the Victims of Crime.

Lisa Jane Burger. Executive Director and Joint Chief Executive, National Theatre. For services to the Arts.

Roger Burnley. Chief Executive, Asda Stores Ltd. For services to the Food Supply Chain.

Kirsty Johnstone Bushell. National Vice Chairman SSAFA. For voluntary service to the Armed Forces.

Dr Elizabeth Kelly Cameron OBE. Director and Chief Executive, Scottish Chambers of Commerce. For services to the Promotion of Scotland and UK International Trade.

Julia Charles . For services to Equality, to Intersectionality and to People with...