Talk:Nicholas Shehadie

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Titles[edit]

Both in this article, and the article for Nicholas Shehadie's wife, Marie Bashir, he is referred to as Sir Nicholas Shehadie and a reference is made to his wife choosing not to use the title of Lady Shehadie. However, as Nicholas Shehadie is an OBE, and not a KBE or higher, he does not have the right to use the title Sir, nor is his wife entitled to be referred to as Lady Shehadie.

Wrong. "Sir Nicholas" is correct as he is indeed an AC and OBE, but is also a Knight Bachelor, which is a knighthood that confers no post-nominals.124.186.39.222 05:20, 11 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Removal of Infobox[edit]

Why has the RU infobox been removed ? Now the article fails to show: where he went to school; what his RU position was; what club he played for, what years and how many appearances; his state rep record and his national rep record. And then the photo of him as a footballer is put it in the infobox that describes his career as a politician. Brilliant. -Sticks66 14:27, 29 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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Family[edit]

The article mentions his father and paternal grandfather. For balance, it would be nice to add something about his mother's ancestry if that information is available in reliable sources. CUA 27 (talk) 02:58, 15 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]