The GB News presenter will be made an OBE for her services to public health and charity.
The GB News presenter, 69, will be made an OBE for her services to public health and charity, including her campaigning efforts for research into cot death.
The national media campaign, started in 1991, warned parents that babies should sleep on their backs not their fronts, and has been credited with a reduction in deaths. “This is also testament that the media can be a force for good. By the Government’s own report, 80% of parents who got the life-saving advice got it from the TV ads.Dame Ann Limb and Tanya Steele are among the other notable names being honoured.
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