Hull UK City of Culture. For services to the arts in Hull. Paul Gregg, Professor of Economic and Social Policy, University of Bath. For services to children and social mobility. Andrew Melvin Hamilton. For services to government and to charitable fundraising. Jane Sarah Hamlyn. For services to philanthropy and the arts. Dr. Demis Hassabis, co-founder and chief executive officer, DeepMind. For services to science and technology. Dave Christopher Hill, executive director for Social Care and Education, Essex County Council. For services to children's social care. Dawn Elysea Hill, chairman, Black Cultural Archives. For services to culture. Lilian Hochhauser. For services to the arts and cultural relations. Professor Karen Margaret Holford, Deputy Vice Chancellor, Cardiff University. For services to engineering and the advancement of women in science and engineering. Denise Susan Horsfall, Work Services Director, Department For Work and Pensions. For services to welfare in Scotland. Stephen William Howlett Group chief executive, Peabody. For services to housing. Professor Katherine Jane Humphries Professor of economic history, University of Oxford. For services to social science and economic history. Raymond Joseph James, lately President, Association of Directors of Adult Social Services, London Borough of Enfield. For services to adult social services. Shaun Kingsbury, Chief Executive, Green Investment Bank. For services to the UK Green economy. Susan Hampshire, Lady Kulukundis Actress. For services to drama and to charity. James Hugh Calum Laurie Actor. For services to drama. Professor Richard James Lilford, Professor of Public Health, University of Warwick. For services to health research. Dr. Suzannah Claire Lishman, Consultant Histopathologist, North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust. For services to pathology. Dr. Robin Howard Lovell-Badge, Senior Group Leader, Francis Crick Institute. For services to genetics, stem cell research and the public understanding of science. James Brown Martin, lately Scottish Public Services Ombudsman. For services to the Scottish public sector. Professor Maureen Lesley McAra, Professor of penology and assistant principal for community engagement, University of Edinburgh. For services to criminology. Anne McGaughrin, Legal Director for Department for Education, Government Legal Department. For services to law and order in the public sector. Julia Kathleen Nancy McKenzie, Actress, singer and director. For services to drama. David Robert Michael Melding. For political and public service. David Robert Meller, Founder, Meller Educational Trust and chair, National Apprenticeship Ambassadors Network. For services to education. Nigel John Mills, co-founder and chairman, the Lakes Distillery. For services to entrepreneurship in the North East and Cumbria.