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'You don't look like someone who gets an MBE'

Sean Coughlan
Royal correspondent
BBC Carly Jones, an advocate for people with autism, in a head and shoulders photo. She has blonde hair below the shoulders and is smilingBBC
Carly Jones MBE wants to stop people seeing the honours system as elitist

Disabled people should be more fairly recognised in the honours system as part of the government's push to make awards reach a wider range of people, says Carly Jones, an advocate for the rights of autistic women and girls.

But she tells BBC News she has seen firsthand how people's attitudes need to change, including after she was appointed MBE in 2018.

Carly re being at a doctors' surgery where there was a call for a Miss Emby.

"We're all looking round and I said: 'Is it Jones MBE'":[]}