British folk refers to the traditional music and dance of the United Kingdom, characterized by its regional variations and rich history. This genre often features instruments like the accordion, fiddle, and bagpipes, and includes lively dances such as the morris dance and ceilidh. The themes of British folk music often revolve around everyday life, nature, and historical events. Many songs tell stories of love, loss, and local legends, reflecting the culture and experiences of the people. Notable figures in this genre include Bert Jansch and Sandy Denny, who have contributed significantly to its popularity.