The Best of Enemies, the political diaries of Norman Fowler, one of the most significant politicians of the late twentieth century, covers the entire Thatcher/Major era – from the former’s election in 1979 to the latter’s defeat in 1997. Fowler held prominent positions in the Cabinet. As Minister of Transport he was responsible for making seat belts compulsory and later, as Secretary of State for Health and Social Services, he worked to draw public attention to the dangers of Aids.

Fowler’s diaries provide a ringside seat to the struggles of their time. These are not the diaries of an ex-minister seeking to justify their own record. They are the story of how two Prime Ministers rose and fell and caused their party to split apart; told by someone who was there.
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