Myleene Klass has said the decision to honour her for campaigning on miscarriage sends a clear message that women's healthcare "needs to move forward".The musician and broadcaster, 47, was made an MBE by the King at Windsor Castle on Wednesday for her work raising awareness and pushing for legal reform after multiple pregnancy losses.She told the PA news agency: "The King himself has now acknowledged that miscarriage care and healthcare needs to move forward."We're actually in a position where w

Myleene Klass has said the decision to honour her for campaigning on miscarriage sends a clear message that women's healthcare "needs to move forward".The musician and broadcaster, 47, was made an MBE by the King at Windsor Castle on Wednesday for her work raising awareness and pushing for legal reform after multiple pregnancy losses.She told the PA news agency: "The King himself has now acknowledged that miscarriage care and healthcare needs to move forward."We're actually in a position where we can change the law, and women can benefit from it."Klass, who has spoken publicly about suffering four miscarriages, has led calls for improved support and policy change and has become one of the country's most vocal advocates for reform.