BRITAIN'S sexiest accent has been revealed in a new survey – but where do you rank?
Top of the crop was the Mancunian accent with over 50 percent of Brits saying it got them hot under the collar.
Famous faces from Manchester include Oasis rockers Liam and Noel Gallagher.
Two-time heavyweight boxing champ Tyson Fury also hails from the northern powerhouse.
The Irish came in a lucky second place, pushing Liverpool's Scouse accent into third.
While London's lilt came in fourth, just ahead of the Welsh in fifth, The Mirror reported.
Internationally, it was the Italians and French who were deemed the most "sensual" accents.
But the same could not be said for the German, American and Aussie accents.
They were deemed the least sexiest by the poll of 2,500 people in the UK.
The study, commissioned by Best Casino, also found 95-percent of Brits an accent is important in a potential partner.
Around 51 percent of women say an accent is extremely important, 49 percent of men feel the same.
In 2021, the Scottish accent was voted sexiest in the UK in a poll of 2,000 by dating app Happn.
Britain’s sexiest accents ranked:
Least sexiest:
Source: Best Casino
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