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Arise 'Sir Bill': Gates gets honorary knighthood

By Will Sturgeon

Published: Monday 26 January 2004

I hope she does the same as Elizabeth I did to cer...
Dave Cotton

If he gets rid of spam he deserves a sainthood!
Chris Stevens

I think Gates deserves this recognition - and prob...
Anonymous

Is "Elizabeth 2.0" the current release of the Quee...
Grahame Erskine

On a point of order, Mr. Gates, although thoroughl...
Anonymous

The purchase of honours with ill gotten gains is a...
Anonymous

Your second paragraph state Bill Gates is receivin...
Bob Wilde

Microsoft may have is faluts and certainly has its...
Alexander Chisholm

I think this is a disgrace. While Bill Gstes and ...
Malcolm Catmur-Neame

I am too ghasted to be flabbered!
Lionel A Smith

Is Elizabeth 2.0 anything like Sid 6.7?
Russell de Pina

I fully support the recognition of Bill Gates by t...
Brian Thornton

'For services to money" the citation should read
John Wiltshire

I think it would be very apt if just as the Queen ...
Brian Roberts

Alan T from Wiltshire wrote : "Those people who re...
Simon Hobson

I wonder how many students could study at any othe...
Zakala

Now the UK University laws re fees have been chang...
Tokyopete

Jack Straw did not say "I am pleased to annouce th...
Anonymous

Anyone who questions whether Bill Gates should get...
Luke

1.Gates is a soft target for frustated IT people. ...
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