- Comedian Paul Elliott, one half of the iconic Chuckle Brothers, was awarded an MBE by King Charles for his charitable service.
- Elliott revealed he resisted the urge to utter their famous “To me, to you” catchphrase during the ceremony, joking the monarch might not be a fan of the children's show.
- Instead, he shared he had a “really good” conversation with the King, who asked about his work as a Marie Curie ambassador.
- The charity holds deep personal significance for Elliott, as its nurses provided care for his late brother Barry before he died of bone cancer in 2018.
- Elliott praised Marie Curie's support for both patients and their families.
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