Yorkshire people are the most British in the UK according to DNA
 

Yorkshire people are the most British with 41% Anglo Saxon DNA.
The East Midlands is mainly Scandanavian and London is the most Diverse.The Welsh are infact mainly Spanish and Portuguese.The Scots are mainly Finnish and North West Russian.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...ndinavian.html

Ahhh... that famous and well-respected scientific journal, the Daily Mail.

According to the graph the Scots are mainly Irish & British

Look how Irish the Scots are (it should actually be Celtic but hey ho)

you lucky things :hee:

It's in the Times and various others too.The Mail was the most comprehensive from what i saw.It was conducted by the Ancestry website.

:fist: bloody immigrants

Yes maybe i worded it slightly wrong
'People living in Scotland have the highest amount of Finnish/Northwest Russian heritage (1.31 percent), which is perhaps explained by their geographic proximity.

Welsh residents have the highest proportion of ancestry from the Iberian Peninsula (three percent).'

As a wise man once said us Irish don't invade we infest :hee:

I was joking, Monkey.

England - East of England British (36.29%), Europe West (22.52%), Irish (17.46%), Scandinavia 9.71%), Iberian Peninsula (3.43%), Eastern Europe (2.03%), Italy/Greece (2.53%), European Jewish (1.61%)

That's me and my lot, I reckon.

ah ok, I get you now :laugh:

So you are actually more of a minority than anybody else.You are special:laugh:

You're not the first person to tell me I'm 'special'.

Yes I can Trade Better
with Yorkshire Managers
Hard Working

Oh loov t'chick isnt surprised

:cheer2::joker: LT SMASHED.

I always knew I had a bit of Norwegian in me

probs cause everyone marries their cousins

i joke, i joke... i love yorkshire <3

Aye, Yorkshire folk are great. Warm and down to earth.

Nope that's our foreign royals and the rest of the chinless not so 'nice but dims'
:laugh:

Since Nicola Sturgeon is so keen to remain in the EU perhaps we'll see Scotland and Ireland merge into one country!

someone sent me this after the Brexit result :hehe:

http://i.imgur.com/4rjTURi.jpg?1

I'm surprised it's not the West Midlands tbh as the black country accent is often noted as being the closest dialect to old english that's still around and in use.

Hehe, when we were all studying Chaucer at school, our teacher got us all to read it in a thick West Country accent, as that's what she thought was closest to Old English. I might have fun now re-reading with Black Country :D