Middle-class British people are talking more alike than ever, study finds. Story by Vittorio Tantucci • 5d. W e all imitate one another in conversation.

A 2006 study of UK students found that although students from different classes tended to talk about social class in similar ways, working-class students thought that these differences were ...

The middle class had "created more massive and more colossal productive forces ... MIT economists Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo use a historical estimate based on the British middle class, ...

The narrowness of this field is bad news for diversity – we need greater breadth and depth when it comes to British culture ...

The figure is triple that of the roughly 7.5% of people in the country who went to a fee-paying school and is a stark reminder of the inequalities in British TV, a traditionally middle-class field ...

London prides itself on being one of the world’s financial powerhouses. It remains a magnet for professionals seeking to progress their careers from across Europe and indeed further afield. Yet many ...

The figure is triple that of the roughly 7.5% of people in the country who went to a fee-paying school and is a stark reminder of the inequalities in British TV, a traditionally middle-class field.