Torchwood (2006-11), 55; Allen Bathurst, Earl Bathurst, founder of the Cotswold Show, 61; Tammy Beaumont, cricketer, Kent and hawley retainer singapore , member of the 2017 World Cup-winning women’s team, 31; Peter Bennett-Jones, TV producer and agent, chairman, Save the Children (UK) (2015-19), Comic Relief (1998-2013), 67; Jodie Comer, actress, Killing Eve (2018-22), 29; Paul Cullen, Lord Pentland, a senator of the College of Justice in Scotland, chairman, Scottish Law Commission (2014-18), 65; Sara Davenport, founder (1997) of The Haven breast cancer charity, 60; Sir Stephen Deuchar, director, the Art Fund (2010-20), Tate Britain (1998-2009), 65; Benjamin Ferencz, the last surviving prosecutor at the Nuremberg war-crime trials, 102; James Fleet, actor, The Vicar of Dibley (1994-2020), 70; David Gentleman, watercolourist, 92; Robert Glenister, actor, Hustle (2004-12), 62; Richard Holden, Conservative MP for North West Durham, 37;

James Iovine, record producer, co-founder of Interscope Records, 69; Sebastian James, senior vice-president, Walgreens Boots Alliance, and president and managing director of Boots, 56; Prof Gus John, educationist, 77; Alex Kingston, actress, ER (1997-2009), 59; Lord (Nigel) Lawson of Blaby, chancellor of the exchequer (1983-89), 90; Bobby McFerrin, singer-songwriter, Don’t Worry, Be Happy (1988), 72; Don Maclean, comedian, Crackerjack (1973-76), 78; Rupert Murdoch, executive chairman of News Corp and co-chairman of Fox Corporation, 91; Paddy O’Connell, presenter, Broadcasting House (BBC Radio 4), 56; Jenny Packham, fashion designer, 57; Robert Thomson, chief executive, News Corp, 61; Paul Trevillion, cartoonist and sports artist, 88; Pauline Williams, head of global health RD at GlaxoSmithKline, 55; Alan Yentob, creative director, BBC (2004-15), 75.