List of revocations of appointments to orders and awarded decorations and medals of the United Kingdom

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Many recipients of orders, decorations, and medals of the United Kingdom have had them revoked, often following conviction for crimes or breaches of military discipline, or when their conduct has been widely considered discreditable. In other cases, prominent nationals of countries with which the UK has later found itself at war or in dispute have had their honours revoked.

Victoria Cross[edit]

See also: Victoria Cross

All 8 revocations were restored to the Victoria Cross register by King George V in the 1920s.[1]

Date of revocation Recipient Date of appointment Reason Notes
1861 Valentine Bambrick 1858 Convicted of assault and theft of a comrade's medals[2]
1861 Edward St John Daniel 1857 Convicted of desertion and evading court-martial[3]
1862 James McGuire 1858 Convicted of stealing a cow[4]
1872 Michael Murphy 1859 Convicted of theft[5]
1881 Thomas Lane 1861 Convicted of desertion and theft[1]
1884 Frederick Corbett 1883 Convicted of embezzlement and theft from an officer[6]
1895 James Collis 1881 Convicted of bigamy[7]
1908 George Ravenhill 1901 Convicted of theft[8] Name was never formally struck from the Victoria Cross register[8]

Military Cross[edit]

See also: Military Cross
Date of revocation Recipient Date of award Reason Notes
1921 Major Ewen Cameron Bruce 1917 Convicted of robbing a creamery Also stripped of his DSO
1936 Lieutenant-Colonel Denis Daly 1919 Convicted by court-martial of "offences against men in his employ" Also stripped of his DSO
2014 Major Robert Armstrong 2009 The medal citation may not have been accurate in its details.[9]
2016 Captain William Boreham 2012 Senior officers exaggerated his bravery[10]

Privy Council of the United Kingdom[edit]

See also: Privy Council of the United Kingdom
Date of revocation Recipient Date of appointment Reason Notes
2 March 1687 Sir Thomas Chicheley 1670 Fell from favour[11]
January 1721 John Aislabie Convicted of corruption[12]
13 December 1921 Sir Edgar Speyer, 1st Bt 1909 Pro-German activities during World War I[13]
8 June 2011 Elliot Morley 19 December 2006 United Kingdom parliamentary expenses scandal[14]
10 October 2013 Denis MacShane April 2002 United Kingdom parliamentary expenses scandal[15]

Order of the Garter[edit]

See also: Order of the Garter
Date of revocation Recipient Date of appointment Reason Notes
1915 Wilhelm II, German Emperor and King of Prussia 1877 World War I[16] Also stripped of Royal Victorian Chain and honorary GCVO
1915 Franz Joseph I, Emperor of Austria-Hungary 1867 World War I[16] Also stripped of Royal Victorian Chain
1915 Prince Heinrich of Prussia 1889 World War I[16] Also stripped of honorary GCB and Royal Victorian Chain
1915 Ernst Ludwig, Grand Duke of Hesse and by Rhine 1892 World War I[16] Also stripped of honorary GCB and Royal Victorian Chain
1915 Wilhelm, German Crown Prince and Crown Prince of Prussia 1901 World War I[16] Also stripped of Royal Victorian Chain
1915 Ernst August, Crown Prince of Hanover and Duke of Cumberland and Teviotdale 1878 World War I[16] Later stripped of the titles Prince of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Duke of Cumberland and Teviotdale and Earl of Armagh by the Titles Deprivation Act 1917
1915 Carl Eduard, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha and Duke of Albany 1902 World War I[16] Also stripped of honorary GCVO; later stripped of the titles of Prince of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Duke of Albany, Earl of Clarence and Baron Arklow by the Titles Deprivation Act 1917
1915 Wilhelm II, King of Württemberg 1904 World War I[16]
1941 Vittorio Emanuele, King of Italy 1891 World War II[16] Also stripped of honorary GCB and Royal Victorian Chain
1941 Hirohito, Emperor of Japan 1929 World War II[16] Restored in 1971

Order of the Bath[edit]

See also: Order of the Bath

Knight Companion[edit]

Date of revocation Recipient Date of appointment Reason Notes
1814 Thomas Cochrane, Lord Cochrane 1809 Great Stock Exchange Fraud of 1814[17] Later appointed GCB in 1847

Knight Grand Cross[edit]

Date of revocation Recipient Date of appointment Reason Notes
1816 Eyre Coote 1815 "Conduct unworthy of an officer and a gentleman"[18]
1940 Benito Mussolini 1923 World War II[19]
1989 Nicolae Ceauşescu 1978 Convicted of economic sabotage and genocide[20] Stripped the day before his execution
25 June 2008 Robert Mugabe 1994 On the advice of the Foreign Secretary[21]

Companion[edit]

Date of revocation Recipient Date of appointment Reason Notes
1918 Colonel Percy Holland 1913[22] Possibly for writing letters of an incriminating sexual nature to Sidney Harry Fox[23][24]
1975 George Pottinger 1972 Convicted of corruptly receiving gifts from architect John Poulson[25] Also stripped of CVO
2013 Vicky Pryce 2009 Convicted of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice[26][27]

Order of St Michael and St George[edit]

See also: Order of St Michael and St George

Knight Grand Cross[edit]

Date of revocation Recipient Date of appointment Reason Notes
1931 Owen Philipps, 1st Baron Kylsant 1918 Convicted of fraud for issuing a misleading stock prospectus[28] Also stripped of his KStJ

Companion[edit]

Date of revocation Recipient Date of appointment Reason Notes
1880 James Craig Loggie 1873 Convicted of embezzlement and misappropriation of money[29][30]
1916 Roger Casement 1905 Convicted of high treason Stripped prior to his execution; also stripped of his knighthood[31]
1920 Lieutenant-Colonel Sydney Douglas Rumbold 1919 Also stripped of his DSO

Royal Victorian Chain[edit]

See also: Royal Victorian Chain
Date of revocation Recipient Date of appointment Reason Notes
1915 Wilhelm II, German Emperor and King of Prussia 1877 World War I[16] Also stripped of KG and honorary GCVO
1915 Franz Joseph I, Emperor of Austria-Hungary 1867 World War I[16] Also stripped of KG
1915 Prince Heinrich of Prussia 1889 World War I[16] Also stripped of KG and honorary GCB
1915 Ernst Ludwig, Grand Duke of Hesse and by Rhine 1892 World War I[16] Also stripped of KG and honorary GCB
1915 Wilhelm, German Crown Prince and Crown Prince of Prussia 1901 World War I[16] Also stripped of KG
1941 Vittorio Emanuele, King of Italy 1891 World War II[16] Also stripped of KG and honorary GCB
1942 Nobuhito, Prince Takamatsu 1930 World War II

Royal Victorian Order[edit]

See also: Royal Victorian Order

Knight Grand Cross[edit]

Date of revocation Recipient Date of appointment Reason Notes
1915 Wilhelm II, German Emperor and King of Prussia 1877 World War I[16] Also stripped of KG and Royal Victorian Chain
1915 Carl Eduard, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha and Duke of Albany 1902 World War I[16] Also stripped of KG; later stripped of the titles of Prince of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Duke of Albany, Earl of Clarence and Baron Arklow by the Titles Deprivation Act 1917
1915 Prince Leopold of Bavaria 1907 World War I

Knight Commander[edit]

Date of revocation Recipient Date of appointment Reason Notes
1979 Anthony Blunt 1956 Exposed as a member of the Cambridge Five[32]

Commander[edit]

Date of revocation Recipient Date of appointment Reason Notes
1948 Major FitzRoy Hubert Fyers 1939 Convicted of "persistently importuning male persons for an immoral purpose at South Kensington District Railway Station"
1975 George Pottinger 1953 Convicted of corruption Also stripped of CB[25]
2018 Hubert Chesshyre 2003 Found to have committed child sexual abuse offenses in a trial of the facts[33]

Member[edit]

Member (fifth class) prior to 1984

Date of revocation Recipient Date of appointment Reason Notes
1911 The Rev. Frederic Percival Farrar 1911
2004 Cyril Littlewood 2001 Convicted of sexual abuse[34] Also stripped of MBE
2007 Michael Joseph Delaney 2005[35][36]
2017 Ronald Clifford Harper 2004 Convicted of conspiracy to make corrupt payments[37][38]

Order of the Indian Empire[edit]

See also: Order of the Indian Empire

Companion[edit]

Date of revocation Recipient Date of appointment Reason Notes
1921 Lieutenant-Colonel Eknath Hathi 1917[39]

Knight Bachelor[edit]

See also: Knight Bachelor
Date of revocation Recipient Date of appointment Reason Notes
1916 Roger Casement 1911 Convicted of high treason[31] Also stripped of his CMG
1918 Joseph Jonas 1905 Convicted of a misdemeanour
1980 Joseph Kagan, Baron Kagan 1970 Convicted of theft[40]
1991 Jack Lyons 1967 Convicted of fraud[41][42][43] Also stripped of his CBE
1993 Commissioner Terry Lewis 1986 Convicted of perjury, corruption and forgery[44] Also stripped of his OBE and QPM
2012 Fred Goodwin 2004 Criticism of his conduct as Chief Executive of the Royal Bank of Scotland Group
2013 James Crosby 2006 Criticism of his conduct as Chief Executive of Halifax Bank[45]
2014 Alan Seymour Davies 2000 Convicted of false accounting[46][47]
2015 George Castledine 2007 Struck off the nursing register for sexual misconduct[48]
2016 Allan Kemakeza 2001 Convicted of demanding money with menace, intimidation and larceny[49][50]
2021 Ron Brierley 1988 Charged with possessing child abuse material[51]

Order of the British Empire[edit]

See also: Order of the British Empire

Knight/Dame Commander[edit]

Date of revocation Recipient Date of appointment Reason Notes
1980 Albert Henry 1974 Convicted of electoral fraud[52]
2011 Jean Else 2001 Banned from running a school by General Teaching Council for England misconduct hearing[53] First and to date only dame to have an honour revoked

CBE[edit]

OBE[edit]

MBE[edit]

Distinguished Service Order[edit]

See also: Distinguished Service Order

Queen's / King's Police Medal[edit]

See also: King's Police Medal

British Empire Medal[edit]

See also: British Empire Medal

Imperial Service Medal[edit]

See also: Imperial Service Medal

Volunteer Officers' Decoration[edit]

See also: Volunteer Officers' Decoration

Order of St John[edit]

See also: Order of Saint John (chartered 1888)

Member[edit]

See also[edit]

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