Original sentence: For most of the last millennium the lands now constituting the United Kingdom were largely inhabited by indigenous peoples.Indigenous British people comprise several nations and ethnic groups, English people, Scottish people, Welsh people, Cornish people, Ulster-Scots and Irish people.Indigenous Britons are now thought to be mainly descended from the paleolithic and neolithic peoples that settled this region in the millenis following the last glacial maximum.People from various ethnic groups reside in the United Kingdom.The pre-Celtic, Celtic, Roman, Anglo-Saxon, and Norse influences are still evident in various regions of Great Britain.{{further|French Huguenot
Edited sentence: For most of the last millennium the lands now constituting the United Kingdom were largely ethnically homogeneous.Indigenous Britons are descended mainly from the varied ethnic stocks that settled there before the eleventh century.The United Kingdom is a multi-ethnic society, having a number of ethnic groups.The pre-Celtic, Celtic, Roman, Anglo-Saxon, and Norse influences were blended on Great Britain, first under the Danish Vikings, who between the late 9th century and the early 11th century introduced the Danelaw to Northern England, and later under the Normans, Scandinavian Vikings who had lived in Northern France.Whilst largely homogeneous, they can nonetheless be effectively sub-divided into the English, Scots, Welsh, Cornish, Ulster-Scots and Irish of Northern Ireland