Tomorrow's front page: King Charles is to knight Queen guitarist Brian May in his first New Year's Honours, while four Lionesses get gongs
Radio 2’s DJ Spoony is awarded a British Empire Medal for his fundraising work in the pandemic.
He said: “I’ve been so lucky to be able to do something I love for a living, and work with so many talented writers whose words have helped bring these characters to life.”
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