Hundreds Recognised in UK King’s Birthday Honours Across Regions

The King's Birthday Honours list recognizes individuals across the UK for their exceptional achievements and public service, spanning various fields including policing, health, charity, environment, and community work. Notable recipients include boxer Natasha Jonas and paramedics from Merseyside honored for their bravery during the Southport knife attacks, as well as West Yorkshire police personnel awarded for decades of dedicated service in areas such as counter-terrorism and forensic science. East Lothian residents received multiple honours for contributions to climate science, heritage, health, and charity, while Asian leaders and health workers were recognized for services to the NHS, charitable sector, and vulnerable communities. Among prominent figures, David Beckham was knighted for services to sport and charity, and Sir Antony Gormley received an honour for contributions to art. Additionally, individuals from North Worcestershire and Warwickshire were acknowledged for their services in road safety, law enforcement, grassroots sports, digital sector diversity, and environmental education, illustrating the wide-ranging impact of honorees across the UK.