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I removed Sir from Jimmy Savile's name, 'use of honorific not necessary and not usual for Wikipedia, nor was Jimmy Savile knighted in 1971)'... I checked a few other British knighted persons for instance (Sir) Richard Branson. Where their name is mentioned in an article their honorific is not generally used however they are listed as Sir (Name) in their main article. mrw 19:30, 22 Feb 2006 (UTC)