The document categorizes British social classes from upper-middle to lowest level based on occupation and income. Upper-middle class includes top management professionals like bankers and lawyers. Middle class includes middle management and creative jobs. Lower middle class are office supervisors and nurses. Skilled working class are trade workers. Working class do manual labor. The lowest level includes those unemployed, students, retirees, or temporary workers. Each class is associated with particular newspapers or TV shows they are likely to consume.

1. A Upper-middle class Top management
bankers, lawyers
doctors other
professionals
B Middle class Middle management,
teachers creative e.g.
graphics designer.
Some newspaper
daily telegraph and
the financial time
C1 Lower middle class Office supervisor
junior mangers
nurses specialist
clerical staff.
The times, the
guardian, the daily
mail
C2 Skilled working class Skilled workers
tradespersons (white
collar)
Daily mail, the daily
express .
D Working class Semiskilled and
unskilled manual
workers (blue collar)
The sun, mirrow
E lowest level of
income
Unemployment
students, pensioners
casual workers
Jeremy Kyle show