Chris Hoy receives a knighthood after becoming the first Briton in 100 years to win three golds at a
single Olympics
Reading Football Club chairman John Madejski, who opened the John Madejski Academy in 2007, is knighted for charitable services
Ben Ainslie, who is Britain's most successful Olympic sailor after winning
a gold medal in each of the last three Games, becomes a CBE
Bradley Wiggins, who was already appointed OBE, won two golds in Beijing and now becomes a CBE
British Cycling performance director David Brailsford guided Team GB to seven gold medals on the track in Beijing and is appointed CBE
Welsh swimmer Dave Roberts becomes a CBE after winning four Paralympic golds to equal Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson's record of 11
Staffordshire rider Lee Pearson, 34, who won three equestrian Paralympic golds, and has nine in all, also becomes a CBE
Lewis Hamilton, who became the youngest ever Formula One drivers' champion in 2008 at the age of 23, is appointed MBE
Rebecca Adlington, winner of two Olympic golds in China and the first British woman to win a swimming gold for 48 years, becomes an OBE
Darren Kenny (left) is appointed OBE after his four Paralympic golds; Jody Cundy (centre) and Mark Bristow (right) become MBEs
Christine Ohuruogu (left) won 400m gold in China and becomes an MBE, as does world and Olympic road race champion Nicole Cooke
Sarah Ayton (centre) and Sarah Webb (left) become OBEs after repeating their Athens sailing success; Pippa Wilson is appointed MBE
Rower Steve Williams (second right) is appointed OBE, while Andrew Triggs Hodge, Tom James and Peter Reed become MBEs
Canoeist Tim Brabants, who won a gold and a bronze in Beijing to add to his bronze at Sydney 2000, becomes an MBE
Cyclist Victoria Pendleton is appointed MBE after winning two golds at the World Championships and another in Beijing
Rebecca Romero becomes an MBE after winning gold on a bike in Beijing to add to her rowing silver in Athens
James DeGale is appointed MBE after winning middleweight gold in China, only Britain's third boxing gold in 52 years
Paralympic gold medal-winning swimmer Eleanor Simmonds becomes the youngest-ever person to be appointed MBE at the age of 14
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