Keith Richards says he and Sir Mick Jagger have been through thick and thin together and are like ''Siamese twins''. The ageing rockers first met at primary school in the 1950s and set up one of the world's biggest rock bands of all-time, The Rolling Stones, when they were teenagers in 1962. Although they have had a few ups and downs over the years and have often publicly criticised each other, Keith insists their friendship is more like a brotherly bond that can never be ''cut''. ''We've stuck together, it's almost like we're Siamese twins. Nobody would do the cut. There's a lot of respect between Mick and I. People hear about the squabbles here and there but 95 per cent of the time we're working totally together and are very tight. You can't work with an enemy, not unless you're perverse or something,'' he said.
