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get in more teachers, give them the facilities they need. i don't think they are going to all get a shooting range like they have at winchester school, but nevertheless, i think that money would be very useful in terms of boosting investment. and this argument about aspiration, i think it is more really about the conservative party standing up for vested interests rather than aspiration. they stand up for the oil and gas companies, they are standing up for the non—doms and they are standing up for the private schools. so i think keir starmer is putting a very clear choice in front of the british people. do you want a party that stands up for working people and aspiration for working people, or do you want a party that stands up for vested interests? victoria, take on the argument as you hear it. just before i deal with - the policy, what is interesting and what is emerging, i think, about labour's strategy- is that they don't seem - terribly comfortable talking about policy unless they couple it with personal attacks - on rishi. so, the attack on private - schools, independent schools and vat policy wasn't done in the round, it was done .