They are two of the most influential people in the country right now - and they both have links to the same corner of Stockport.
Phil Foden and Angela Rayner, both spent their childhoods in Bridgehall, where the England and Man City ace went to primary school, and the country's new deputy prime minister grew up.
Last week, the Labour Party won an election landslide over the Conservatives, with a 174-seat majority in Parliament, marking a major political shift after 14 years of Tory rule, as Rishi Sunak's government was booted out of office and Labour took the keys to Downing Street.
While the election campaign lasted six weeks, the outcome catapulted Angela Rayner to the position of deputy prime minister overnight. READ MORE: Angela Rayner's real life story and her remarkable rise to power Her extraordinary rise to power began as a 'free school meals kid' on the Bridgehall estate, becoming a teenage mother, Stockport Council care worker and Unison rep before her ascent to high office.
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