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His Majesty The King announced his 2025 New Year Honours list marking the extraordinary contributions and service of people across the UK.

We are delighted that two Fellows of the 免费黑料网 have been recognised for their significant contributions:

RCPsych Honorary Fellow, Stephen Fry, has been appointed a Knight Bachelor, a prestigious honour awarded in recognition for his services to Mental Health Awareness, the Environment and to Charity. Sir Stephen is one of Britain's most highly regarded public figures. He has campaigned tirelessly to raise awareness and encourage conversations about mental health. In particular, he has devoted much time and effort in generating awareness of bipolar disorder, using his public platform to speak candidly about his own journey, undermining the taboo that has prevented many from seeking support. Sir Stephen is also President of Mind and Vice-President of Fauna & Flora International.

RCPsych Fellow, Dr Joan Rutherford, an honorary consultant psychiatrist at South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, Chief Medical Member, Health Education and Social Care Chamber (Mental Health), First Tier Tribunal. Dr Rutherford has been awarded an Officers of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) for her services to the Administration of Justice.

Dr Lade Smith CBE, President of the 免费黑料网, said:

"We are incredibly proud of our Fellows, Sir Stephen and Dr Rutherford, who have been recognised in this year's New Year Honours. This accolade is a testament to their unwavering commitment to advancing understanding and improving outcomes for people with mental illness, who are among the most marginalised members of our society."

Also recognised

Along with several others, the College would like to congratulate a number of our partners recognised in the New Year Honours for their tireless work over the years to improve services and mental health. They are:

Marie Sylvia Gabriel CBE, Chair, NHS Race and Health Observatory, Chair, Integrated Care Board and Integrated Care Partnership, NHS North East London and Associate Non-Executive Director, UK Health Security Agency, who received a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) for her services to Health and Equality.

Professor Stephanie Anne Amiel, Emeritus Professor of Diabetes Research, King’s College London and Consultant Physician, King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, who received a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) for her services to People Living with Diabetes.

Nicole Alison Jacobs, Domestic Abuse Commissioner, England and Wales, who received a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) for her services to Victims of Domestic Abuse.

Dr Tracey Anne Cooper, Chief Executive, Public Health Wales NHS Trust, who received an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) for her services to Healthcare and to Public Health.

Dr Rowena Christmas, Chair RCGP Wales and GP Principal, RCGP Wales and Wye Valley Practice, who received a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) for her services to General Practice.

Professor Ketevan Tchanturia, Professor of Psychology in Eating Disorders, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King's College London and Consultant Psychologist, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, who received a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) for her services to People with Eating Disorders and Autism.

List of other recipients

Other recipients who have made important contributions to mental health include:

Dames Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE)

• Professor Julia Clare Buckingham CBE, Lately Vice-Chancellor, Brunel University London, and lately President, Universities UK. For services to Higher Education

Commanders of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)

• Stephen Timothy Mallen, Founder, Zero Suicide Alliance. For services to Mental Health and Suicide Prevention

Officers of the Order of the British Empire (OBE)

• Professor Margaret Anne Defeater, Professor of Developmental Psychology and Director of the Healthy Living Lab, Northumbria University. For services to Education
• Jasmine Dotiwala. For services to Broadcasting, to Music and to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
• Ann Geraldine Gow, Director, Nursing and Systems Improvement and Deputy Chief Executive, Healthcare Improvement Scotland. For services to Nursing in Scotland
• David Oldfield, Lately Interim Group Chief Operating Officer, Lloyds Banking Group. For services to Workplace Mental Health and Well-being, and to Disability
• Gian Singh Power, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, TLC Lions. For services to Mental Health
• Ubaid-ul Rehman, Senior Diversity and Inclusion Advisor, College of Policing and Co-Founder, Imaan and Chair, Goslings Badminton Club. For services to Equality in the LGBTQ+ Community

Members of the Order of the British Empire (MBE)

• Gillian Yvonne ARUKPE, Founder and Group Chief Executive, Social Interest Group and Chief Executive Officer, Penrose. For services to Charity and Mental Health
• Anna BRAILSFORD, Chief Executive Officer, Code First Girls. For services to Women's Equality and Diversity in Coding
• Marimouttou Coumarassamy, Deputy Chief Operating Officer, Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust, and Founder and Chair, British Indian Nurse Association. For services to Supporting International Nurses
• Marie-Claire Darke, Councillor, City of Wolverhampton Council. For services to Local Government, to Disability and to Suicide Prevention
• Julian Nicholas Horsler, Equality and Diversity Manager, National Highways. For services to Equality, Accessibility and Inclusion
• Zandra Lee Moore, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Panintelligence. For services to Gender Equality in Business
• Elliott Rae, Founder, Music Football Fatherhood. For services to Supporting New Parents and to Mental Health
• Frederick Ring, Co-founder, Chair and Trustee, York Racial Equality Network. For services to the community in York
• James Richard Scroggs, Chair, Campaign Against Living Miserably. For services to Male Mental Health and to the Prevention of Suicide
• Helen Nicola Steers, Partner, Pantheon's European Investment Team. For Voluntary Service and services to Gender Equality in Business
• Kevin Edward Turner, Co-Founder, Company Chameleon. For services to Dance and to Mental Health (Manchester, Greater Manchester)
• Carol Anne Watterson, Lately Lead Educational Psychologist, Darlington Borough Council. For services to Children and Young People with Special Educational Needs
• Christine May Boatwright, Founder and Clinical Director, Kernos Centre. For services to Mental Health in Suffolk
• Angela Elaine Clarke, Chair and Founder, Somewhere House Somerset. For services to Mental Health and to Sufferers of Substance Misuse and Trauma
• Rebecca Lucy Clarke, Volunteer, National Citizen Service and Board Member, Whizz Kidz, Ambitous About Autism Council and Disabled Children's Partnership Youth Advisory Group. For services to Young People with Disabilities and Autism
• Catherine Anne Dale, Mental Health Nurse, Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust. For services to People with Severe Mental Illness
• Benjamin Lee Thomas Hawkins, Emergency Dispatcher and Community First Responder, East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust. For services to Emergency Care, Staff Wellbeing and Mental Health
• Victoria Livingstone-Thompson, Chief Executive, Inclusion Gloucestershire. For services to Mental Health and to People with Disabilities in Gloucestershire
• Sandra Mcconnell, For services to Mental Health and to Young People with Learning Disabilities (Lisburn, County Antrim)
• Dr Doirean Luvurn Wilson, Lately Associate Professor, Human Resource Management, Middlesex University. For services to Equality and Diversity in Education
• Lee Woolcott-Ellis, Mental Health Lead Manager, Southeastern Railway. For services to Mental Health in Transport
• Christopher John Young, Health Physics Monitor, Sellafield Ltd. For services to Positive Safety Culture and to Male Mental Health