The British cabinet, led by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, boasts a working-class composition, with many members having humble beginnings. Despite this, public perception of the government's concern for ordinary citizens remains low. Recent controversies over free gifts to senior Labour figures have further fueled skepticism towards politicians. The disparity between the ministers' backgrounds and public image highlights widespread disenchantment with the political class. While class consciousness is deeply ingrained in British society, the current government's shift towards a more diverse and working-class representation marks a significant departure from the past. The cabinet's efforts to emphasize their ordinary roots have been overshadowed by the freebie scandal, reinforcing the perception of politicians as privileged and self-serving. The media scrutiny and political maneuvering around the ministers' backgrounds underscore the challenges of balancing authenticity with public perception in modern politics. Ultimately, the government will be judged on its policies and actions rather than its social origins.