
Actress and activist Tracy-Ann Oberman said she believes in the power of the arts to help tackle antisemitism, rather than cultural boycotts, as she was made an MBE by the King at Windsor Castle.
The soap star, 59, best known for playing Chrissie Watts in EastEnders and Valerie Lewis in Friday Night Dinner, was recognised for her work in Holocaust education and combatting antisemitism in the King’s Birthday Honours.