Which two British political rivals maintained a famous cross-party friendship, exchanging warm letters despite their opposing views, with one being Conservative PM Harold Macmillan and the other a Labour leader who served as Deputy PM?
Political opponents sometimes forge genuine friendships behind the scenes of Westminster. Their correspondence often reveals a mutual respect rarely visible in the Commons.
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