Yes, you do. Here is P&O advice.
https://www.pocruises.com/essential-inf ... horisation
Can British citizens travel to the UK using a non-British passport?
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Re: Can British citizens travel to the UK using a non-British passport?
meant to add this quote, sorry.
"Dual citizen holders
If you’re a dual citizen with British or Irish citizenship, you cannot apply for an ETA when you travel to the UK. Instead, you’ll need to prove your citizenship using:
A valid British passport.
A valid Irish passport.
Another valid passport containing a certificate of entitlement."
"Dual citizen holders
If you’re a dual citizen with British or Irish citizenship, you cannot apply for an ETA when you travel to the UK. Instead, you’ll need to prove your citizenship using:
A valid British passport.
A valid Irish passport.
Another valid passport containing a certificate of entitlement."