From: Piotr Gasiorowski
 
However, in many British accents (such as Cockney) fortis /t/ is affricated rather than aspirated, and becomes a genuine (apical, alveolar) [ʦ], e.g. time ['ʦɒɪm].
Do you happen to know some trustworthy, comprehensive description of Cockney phonology/phonetics that you can recommend? After listening a bit to what I've found I've noticed some features that I didn't know about earlier (disregarding glottal ghosts). Unfortunately, it's not very easy for me to find spoken material, so I'd very much like to read some good, systematic description (which also saves me some thinking -- a very dangerous thing indeed :)).
 
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