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Eggleston will be honoured at the Sony World Photography Awards Gala Ceremony in London on Thursday 25 April.

The winning companies will be honoured at an awards ceremony in November, hosted by Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London.

Chosen by a group of around 600 industry voters, the six acts will be honoured at a ceremony in April.

Clare Balding and Michael Palin will be honoured at the awards, which will be hosted by Graham Norton and screened on BBC1.

His funeral will be held at Wells Cathedral, and his life, and those of all the veterans of the First World War, will be honoured at a memorial service in Westminster Abbey, attended by the Queen, at a date to be announced.

The winners, who each receive a prize of £6,000 and a new PC, will be honoured at a reception tomorrow at the Tate Modern in London, where the guest of honour will be Lady Howarth, former chief executive of ChildLine.

He's been marching with his friends in pride parades, coaching cabinet ministers on how to punch people in the face, turned into a not-at-all nightmarish butter sculpture, and discovered that he'll be honoured at a big gala in New York next month!

"Whatever the investigation finds will be honoured by everyone at Uber," said Uber board member Arianna Huffington while on a call with reporters.

Douglas, who will be honoured for his contribution at an Ambassadors for Humanity Gala Dinner in LA later this month, says he probably only got away with the move because Universal were in the process of being sold and were therefore in a weak bargaining position.

She will be honoured during a ceremony at the end of the 12-day festival, when the jury hands out its top prizes on 24 May.

Six months after the singer's Vivienne Westwood chapeau eclipsed his appearance at the 2014 Grammys, that same brown cap will be honoured in a new exhibition at Washington DC's Newseum.