This year’s list was postponed from June in order to include people, such as medical workers, fundraisers and volunteers, who have been instrumental in the Covid-19 effort.
It celebrates the selfless good deeds of big names as well as ordinary people during the pandemic, which saw delivery drivers drop off food and medicine to vulnerable people and health and care workers put themselves at risk to help their communities and beyond.
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Among the names on the list were the likes of Marcus Rashford, Joe Wicks, Mary Berry and Sir David Attenborough.
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13. Mary Berry
Former Great British Bake Off judge Marry Berry, who was made a CBE in 2012, is being made a dame for services to broadcasting, the culinary arts and charity. Photo: Stuart C. Wilson/Getty Images
14. Judy Craymer
Mamma Mia creator Judy Craymer has been made a CBE for her services to theatre and charity. Photo: Eamonn M. McCormack/Getty Images for Universal Pictures
15. Brendan Foster
The 72-year-old former athlete has been awarded a knighthood for services to international and national sport and culture in north-east England. He was European champion over 5,000 metres in 1974. Photo: David Cheskin/Glasgow 2014 Ltd via Getty Images
16. Eve Muirhead
Great Britain Winter Olympian Eve Muirhead has been awarded an MBE for services to curling. The 30-year-old Scot led her team to Olympic bronze at Sochi 2014, but suffered a last-stone heartbreak when aiming to repeat the feat four years later in Pyeongchang. Photo: Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images