KnighthoodChristopher Dean (former ice skater), for services to ice skating and to voluntary serviceDamehoodJayne Torvill (former ice skater), for services to ice skating and to voluntary serviceSarina Wiegman (England football manager), honorary damehood as she is a Dutch nationalCommanders of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)Jonathan Davies (former Welsh rugby player), for work as president of the Velindre Cancer Care TrustDaniel Levy (former Tottenham Hotspur executive chairman), for services to charity and the community in TottenhamLeah Williamson (England captain), for services to footballFergus McCann (former Celtic chief executive) for services to the economy and charity.Officers of the Order of the British Empire (OBE)Zoe Stratford (England captain), for services to rugby unionDerek Brewer (former Nottinghamshire and MCC chief executive, and former board adviser, England and Wales Cricket Board), for services to cricketDr Ann Budge (former chair and chief executive officer, Hearts), for services to sport and to the community in MidlothianDr James Craig (former Celtic player), for services to Scottish football and to charityGabby Logan (broadcaster), for services to sports broadcasting and to charityJohn Mitchell (England head coach), for services to rugby unionBarry O’Brien (cricket administrator), for services to the law, to cricket and charityMarlie Packer (England international), for services to rugby unionSarah-Jane Perry (squash player, grassroots champion and mentor), for services to squashStuart Pringle (chief executive officer, Silverstone Circuit), for services to motorsportPaula Radcliffe (broadcaster and former athlete), for services to sportClive Tyldesley (broadcaster), for services to sports broadcasting and to charityGill Whitehead (chair, Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025), for services to women’s rugbyMembers of the Order of the British Empire (MBE)Dr Frances Akor (non-executive director, UK Anti-Doping), for services to sportJoe Appiah (athlete), for services to sport, public health and public serviceSusan Briegal (chief executive, World Netball) for services to sportDaniel Costello, for services to community, sport and youth developmentKerry Davis (former England international), for services to football and to diversity in sportSimone Fisher (director of equality, diversity and inclusion, Professional Footballers’ Association), for services to footballAlex Greenwood (England international), for services to footballIsa Guha (broadcaster and former England cricketer) for services to inclusivity and cricketMegan Jones (England international), for services to rugby unionTara Jones (referee), for services to rugby leagueSadia Kabeya (England international), for services to rugby unionJames Keothavong (umpire), for services to tennis and tennis umpiringEllie Kildunne (England international), for services to rugby unionLouise Kingsley (director of performance, Great Britain rowing team), for services to sportDavid Laing (chair, Scottish Borders Disability Sports Group) for services to sportJulia Lee (former referee and advocate for women’s rugby league), for services to rugby leagueSarah Massey (managing director, Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025), for services to women’s rugby unionRhys McClenaghan (gymnast), for services to gymnasticsDr Ritan Mehta (head of medical and team doctor, England women’s football team), for services to footballDavid Perks (athletics coach), for services to athleticsKambiz Ramzan Ali (Taekwondo master) for services to taekwondo and the communityToby Roberts (Olympic champion), for services to sport climbingGeorgia Stanway (England international), for services to footballElla Toone (England international), for services to footballNigel Travis (boxing coach), for services to boxing and the communityKeira Walsh (England international), for services to footballColin Wright (co-founder, Rushmoor Gymnastics Academy), for services to women’s gymnasticsMarie Wright (co-founder, Rushmoor Gymnastics Academy), for services to women’s gymnastics
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New Year Honours 2026: Jayne Torvill, Christopher Dean & Sarina Wiegman recognised
