Add some degrees to that, and you could be Rev. Professor Dr. Sir John Connor, M.P., CBE, BA MSc Ph.D.
ack. I meant to link the comment, rather than the TL message.
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The general rule in British English for stacking honorifics is that you add one honorific of each type. "Professor" and "Doctor (Dr.)" are both academic honorifics; only use one of them. If, on the other hand, you happen to be a priest with a knighthood and a doctorate, you sit in the Commons and have been awarded a CBE... "Rev. Professor Sir John Connor, M.P., CBE" — ArtOfCodeJun 9 at 11:54
