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Bill Gates given a honorary knighthood
Bill Gates has received a honorary knighthood from Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. This is in recognition for his business and the Bill & Melinda Gates foundation's efforts at reducing poverty and improving health throughout the world. The Queen apparently doesnt do computers. You cant call Bill "Sir".
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