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All of which brings us back to the frontrunners and if it came down to a disheartening choice between Infantino and Salman it is the former who perhaps offers the best chance of bringing some measure of sanity to world football.

In a profile of you in Time magazine, Danny Boyle said: More than Shah Rukh or Aamir or Salman, it's Irrfan who is the Great Khan Indiaia's finest actor, perhaps even Asia's.

He has never forgotten the Indian-born publisher Sonny Mehta (editor-in-chief of Alfred A Knopf) telling him, after Mehta's move from London to New York in 1987: "For people like you and me, Salman, it's a really good idea to leave the British empire".

But the underlining message seems to be that for Saudi Arabia under King Salman it will be pretty much business as usual - as long as the leadership succeeds in protecting the kingdom "from all evils".

From what little has been reported on the subject in his meetings with Prime Minister Modi, President Moon, and King Salman, it's reasonable to assume that the topic has come up in most of his conversations with foreign leaders and represents a far more significant aspect of his international policymaking than generally realized.

The committee that recommended Sir Salman claims it considered only the merit of his books, and the Foreign Office says it plays no part when figures from the arts are nominated for a knighthood.

From the bible to Das Kapital, from Tolstoy to Salman Rushdie, it can shake and shape the world.

Asked if the coalition would focus on Isis, bin Salman said it would confront "not only" that group but "any terrorist organisation that appears in front of us".

Hitchens recalls: "I told Salman that it didn't make any difference to my support for him but that I didn't think it would 'work' and that I didn't think it was dignified.

Set in 1989, when Ayatollah Khomeini pronounced the fatwa on Salman Rushdie, it took in the fall of communism and the music of Prince, but was chiefly prescient in its picture of a hero, Shahid Hasan, torn between hedonism and Islamic fundamentalism.

Asked if the new alliance would focus just on Islamic State, Bin Salman said it would confront not only that group but "any terrorist organisation that appears in front of us".