Did the Danes leave any descendants among the British Isles stock?

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Yeah that's where the blondes came from

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http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/merseyside-nordic-heritage---bit-7470332

>Professor Steve Harding, Wallasey-born Viking expert who is based at the University of Nottingham, has extensively researched the genetic legacy of the Vikings in the area. Focusing on the Wirral and West Lancashire, and backed up by archaeology and place name clues, his team tested old established families for their ancestry – with amazing results. They found that around 50% of the people they tested had Norse roots.

Yeah, they did. Yorkshire is like this if I remember correctly. It's not that "they wuz vikings" or anything in any one region, but that the proportion of their ancestors from scandi are higher. For example, a generic english person will be like a% anglo-saxon, b% celt, c% norman, d% scandinavia etc. and those regions will have a higher percentage scandinavian