Marie McCourt’s daughter Helen was murdered in 1988 and her body was never found.
A murder victim’s mother who campaigned to bring in Helen’s Law is set to be honoured at Buckingham Palace.
The humanitarian, of Hartest, Suffolk, is the co-founder and president of Hostage International, which supports families of those taken captive. She previously spoke to the PA news agency about being made an MBE and said: “All these years I’ve done – it’s nice to see people be given these awards… who have had to do things which have hurt them so much because of the reasons why they want to make sure our laws are right and correct.
As an envoy for the Church of England, Sir Terry travelled to Beirut to try to secure the release of four hostages but was kidnapped and held captive from 1987 to 1991.
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