The document categorizes British social classes into 5 groups - A) Upper-middle class of top management professionals, B) Middle class of middle managers and creative professionals, C1) Lower middle class of office supervisors and specialist staff, C2) Skilled working class of skilled trade workers, and D) Working class of semi-skilled and unskilled manual workers. It also lists examples of the types of newspapers and media typically consumed by each class.

1. A Upper-middle class Top management
bankers, lawyers,
doctors, other
professionals.
B Middle class Middle managements
teachers, creative’s
e.g. graphics designer.
Some newspapers,
daily telegraph and
the financial times
C1 Lower middle class Office supervisors,
junior managers,
nurses, specialist,
clerical staff
The times, the
guardian, the daily
mail.
C2 Skilled working class Skilled workers trade
persons (white collar)
Daily mail, the daily
express
D Working class Semi-skilled and
unskilled manual
workers (blue collar)
The sun, mirror
E Lower level income Unemployment,
students pensioners,
casual workers
Jeremy Kyle show