This document categorizes British social classes from upper middle class to lowest level of income and lists common occupations, income levels, and newspapers typically read by each class. The upper middle class includes top management, bankers, lawyers and doctors who read newspapers like the Daily Telegraph and Financial Times. The middle class comprises middle management and teachers who read publications such as The Times, Guardian, and Daily Mail. The working class encompasses skilled and unskilled manual laborers who tend to read tabloids like The Sun and Mirror.

1. A Upper middle class Top management,
bankers, lawyers,
doctors, other
professionals
Some newspapers like
the daily telegraph and
the financial times
B Middle class Middle management,
teachers, creative e.g.
graphic designers
The times, the guardian,
the daily mail and the
independent.
C1 Lower middle class Office supervisors, junior
managers, nurses,
specialists clerical staff
Daily mail and daily
express
C2 Skilled working class Skilled workers,
tradespersons (white
collar)
The mirror and the sun
D Working class Semi –skilled and
unskilled manual workers
(blue collar)
The mirror and the sun
E Lowest level of income Unemployment, students,
pensioners, casual
workers
The Jeremy Kyle show