Richard Osman, the author and television presenter known for “The Thursday Murder Club,” receives an OBE during an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle. Both reports say the honour is granted in recognition of his services to literature and broadcasting. Osman is described as expressing pride in being British as he takes part in the ceremony, and he also remarks on the opportunities available in the UK. The reports present the event as part of the official honours process held at the royal residence. No additional details about the specific citation beyond literature and broadcasting are provided in the accounts. The sources agree that the ceremony is held at Windsor Castle and that Osman’s recognition includes an OBE. The focus of the coverage is on the investiture itself and Osman’s comments during or around the event, rather than on any broader political or personal developments.