 You know, his chancellor, Rachel Reeves, you know, she was state educated and grew up beating posh boys at chess, as she puts it. You've got amazing personal stories like Angela Rayner, the deputy leader of the Labour Party and now deputy prime minister, who left school at 16, pregnant. Bridget Philipson, the education secretary, who was brought up on benefits by a single mother. These stories run right through the cabinet. It's about overcoming and perhaps sort of proving people wrong who've underestimated them.