
The captain of Liverpool and the midfielder of the England national team Stephen Jerrard became a member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE). Jerrard will receive a reward from the hands of the Queen of Great Britain Elizabeth II at the ceremony.
In addition to Jerrard, 19 athletes became members of the British Empire, including the granddaughter of Queen Zara Fillips, the world of equestrian sport, and boxer Ricky Hatton.
The chairman of the Scottish Glasgow Rangers David Murray is dedicated to knights, but not for the leadership of the football club, but for achieving business as the head of one of the largest companies in Scotland Murray International Holdings.
It is also worth noting that the inventor of the vacuum vacuum cleaner James Dyson, who earned more than a billion pounds, was dedicated to the knights. The rock singer Rod Stewart and director Peter Greenway were awarded the title of commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE), SS reports.