The couple campaigned together, writing articles for The Sunday Times about disadvantaged and disabled people, and were later romantically involved. In May 2021, Wallace married businessman, entrepreneur, and economist John Mills. Recognition 1982. Campaigning Journalist of the Year. 1986. Campaigning Journalist of the Year. 1988. The Snowdon Special Award. 1989. Appointed Guardian Fellow at Nuffield College, University of Oxford. 1994. Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE). 1997. Honorary Fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists. 2002. British Neuroscience Association Award. 2004. Appointed Fellow of University College London. 2006. Recognised as one of the 16 key achievers who had made a difference in the health sector by the National Portrait Gallery. 2008. Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE). 2016. Outstanding Campaigner at the Women of the Year Awards for “advocating and raising greater awareness of mental health”. 2019. Appointed an Honorary Member of The World Psychiatric Association. Selected filmography 1990. Whose Mind Is It Anyway? BBC One. 1995. Circles of Madness. BBC. 1997. In the Psychiatrist’s Chair. BBC Radio 4. 2014. Inheritance Tracks. BBC Radio 4. 2015. Desert Island Discs. BBC Radio 4. Selected bibliography 1976. On Giant’s Shoulders: The Story of Terry Wiles. Times Books. 1978. Suffer the Children: The Story of Thalidomide. Viking Press. 1979. The Superpoison. Macmillan. 1986. The Silent Twins. Penguin. References External links Minette Marrin, "The Woman Who Wouldn't Take No For An Answer" (interview), The Sunday Times, 8 July 2007 Victoria Lambert, "Marjorie Wallace: 'All hell broke loose – I took a lot of flak for what I did'" (interview), The Telegraph, 10 July 2014 Alex Clark, "This Much I Know: Marjorie Wallace" (interview), The Observer, 5 February 2012 1943 births Alumni of University College London British journalists Commanders of the Order of the British Empire Mental health activists Fellows of the Royal College of Psychiatrists Living people Medical journalists The Sunday Times people