"Bloody hard" is a dead giveaway for it not being an American faking British idioms. It's very specific to shires East of London and Midland blue-collar.

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But didn't the analysis say he _didn't_ use any such idioms? As in this line: "Use of British spellings but none of the idioms (e.g., 'bloody,' 'cheers,' 'mate')."

He refrained from it, but its not completely absent

Are there any candidates that stand out to you, if you dare to speculate out loud?