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I would never guess he was part Jewish

I think that is actually true, they don't even resemble the Flemish Belgians in all honesty.

lol he is probably totally English, not especially dark even
https://www.kentonline.co.uk/_media/img/NV5LA4NWDG6YQC64MPSN.jpg

Isere
https://datan.fr/assets/imgs/deputes_nobg_webp/depute_342415_webp.webp

Paris
https://datan.fr/assets/imgs/deputes_nobg_webp/depute_774109_webp.webp

Yvelines...

possibly in Kashmir and northernmost parts bordering Afghanistan and Tajikistan

He looks like a male version of Konnie Huq

I think people underestimate the amount of influence from Cheshire in the Liverpool accent.

Isere
https://datan.fr/assets/imgs/deputes_nobg_webp/depute_719866_webp.webp

Haute Garonne
https://datan.fr/assets/imgs/deputes_nobg_webp/depute_642764_webp.webp

Nord...

Thank you for that, i will do a thread soon on dark French politicians, the things one does on a rainy day!

Thanks, i have been trying to post threads of French councillors but i cannot locate the sites with displayed images, do you have any links if possible?

Thanks Guthrie, do they look French?

Oddly Dumfries in Scotland has quite a few so i will add here
https://dumfriesgalloway.moderngov.co.uk/UserData/7/1/1/Info00000117/bigpic.jpg...

i did pink councillors a few weeks ago, now i am going to do beige ones, all obviously are picked with British and Irish names

Kent...

Slightly more Midlands

Of course though Newcastle fans were down here a year ago and the accent was quite universal among them.

It is interesting however that Liverpools accent seems to have become stronger and you would probably find very few people in Newcastle or Hull who don't have a local accent.

Interesting, the way they pronounce Sunday, "sundee" is somewhat similar to how some people in areas just north of London pronounce it in Bucks, Middlesex etc.

I would say once you get west of Didcot and Basingstoke it is mainly west country in sound, Exeter locals still sound different to London most of the time, i would say once you get more than 50 miles...

London i would say has a totally different accent to the home counties which either sound more like Norfolk, slightly midlandish or quite a typical west country burr which can still be heard in parts...

Stoke accent is fascinating, also listen to this guy from the Black country west of Birmingham, could not be mistaken for someone from Worcester Birmingham or Stafford

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Good selection though 1, 2, 3, 9 and 13 pass well in the UK.

Really? i think local accents are very much alive among people in more manual work i.e builders, chefs, train drivers, taxi drivers. It's just that you don't hear those accents as much among people...

Thanks, interesting, doesn't really look Pakistani to me, more Turkish? Bulgarian?

Darker than expected, meds, Berids, alpine meds, atlantids

One at 4:10

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sS472k_BtHk&t=14s