"Scotch" all the way. I am British as well, actually i usually tick British on most forms.
I have Never in All my years heard a Scots man call himself Scotch.

"Scotch" all the way. I am British as well, actually i usually tick British on most forms.
I have Never in All my years heard a Scots man call himself Scotch.![]()
I have Never in All my years heard a Scots man call himself Scotch.![]()
I have Never in All my years heard a Scots man call himself Scotch.![]()
I have Never in All my years heard a Scots man call himself Scotch.![]()
This.Scottish- and Proud of it
Could you find anyone alive today who's one of those? Particularly since 'Celt' was never any kind of identity and was made up many centuries later. It would be better to speak in terms of Iceni, Brigante, Trinovante, Catuvellauni, etc, and even those might be the wrong names anyway - are they the names the tribes used for themselves or the Roman names for them?
Mixed bloodlines, but I am, and always will be an Englishman.
I am not British, I am ENGLISH.
Whilst I may have a foreign surname and foreign roots, I am as patriotic as can be, and am a very proud Englishman.
Probably best not to mention to the Welsh and Cornish about their language's closer association with Arabic and Turkish in particular than the English language![]()