Natasha Baker

Some of the people honoured as Orders of British Empire, including gymnast Louis Smith and choreographer Arlene Phillips, have updated their Twitter profiles with their new titles.

Olympic gymnast Louis Smith has tweeted about being awarded with an MBE this afternoon.

Sophie Hosking, from Wimbledon, was also awarded an MBE for services to rowing.

The athlete, who won gold in the Lightweight Women's Double Scull at London 2012, learned to row at school in Kingston and now trains at the London Rowing Club in Putney.

The Olympic gymnast Louis Smith has received his Member of the British Empire (MBE) medal in an investiture ceremony at Buckingham Palace.

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Olympic silver-medallist Louis Smith has revealed on Twitter that he turned up at Buckingham Palace without his invitation.

The gymnast, who trains in Basildon in Essex, blamed his manager for forgetting it.

Smith will be presented with an MBE today.

Gymnast Louis Smith will join fellow Olympians today at Buckingham Palace to receive an MBE.

After winning a silver and bronze medal in the London 2012 Olympics, he said being chosen for the honour was the proudest moment of his life.

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Following the Olympics, Smith won BBC dance series Strictly Come Dancing.

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Paralympic dressage rider Natasha Baker is to receive an MBE today, after winning two gold medals at last summer's Olympics.

She said being chosen for the honour was "absolutely incredible".

Watch: Natasha Baker: 'I Can't thank everyone at home enough'

Natasha Baker has won a second gold medal at her first Paralympic Games in the individual freestyle grade II.