Queen's Birthday Honours list 2018

In Scotland there are more than 100 recipients in the Queen's Birthday Honours, including:

• A Knight Grand Cross for Sir Craig Reedie CBE for services to Sport
• A Companion of Honour for Doctor Richard Henderson for services to electron microscopy of biological molecules

A Knighthood for: 

• Professor James Hough OBE for services to the detection of gravitational waves
• Kenny Dalglish MBE for services to football, charity and the City of Liverpool

Commanders of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) include:

• Professor Lorna Dawson for services to soil and forensic science
• Alexander (Sandy) Begbie for services to business and social inclusion
• Professor James Murdoch for services to education and human rights

Officers of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) include:

• David Climie for services to engineering
• Professor Foo Yew (Eddy) Liew for services to science and medicine, particularly in Scotland and Hong Kong
• Norman Lannigan for services to pharmaceutical care and medicines management
• Sally McMath for services to Girlguiding and the community in West Lothian
• Lucinda Russell for services to horse racing   
• Peter Scott for services to people with disabilities

Among those to be made Members of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) are:

• Alastair (Ally) Boyle for services to charity, particularly the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and Anthony Nolan Partnership
• Jonathan Burton for services to healthcare
• William Deans for services to maritime safety
• David Gourlay for services to bowls
• Lynne Kennedy for services to the promotion of women in business
• Kirsty Letton for services to curling
• Archibald Macmillan for services to the Scottish seafood industry
• Christine Primrose for services to Gaelic music, culture and education in Scotland and internationally

Among those to become a Medallist of the Order of the British Empire (BEM) are:

• Archie Baird for services to the history of golf
• Brian Budge for service to military history in Orkney
• Professor Josephine Haythornthwaite for services to asylum seekers in Glasgow
• Linda McLeod for services to people with lung conditions