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This week, Matt Lewis!

You got hosts, Graham Due, and Alipa.

Hello! Hello, that was a good woman. It wasn't a good woman.

And welcome to Rexfactor reviewing all the Queen and Prince consults of England from

Ellsworth, to Prince Philip. Today, however, we are not reviewing a consult, but rather

we are interviewing the historian Matt Lewis, who is the chair of the Richard III Society.

So, chance for us to revisit Richard III and potentially get a different perspective on him.

Boom. Yeah, I am. Oh, this is the beginning bit, isn't it? Yes, we are just about to record the interview.

Yeah, Ali. Okay. Right. We have no thoughts on that. Okay. I hope it's good.

So, we are very excited to be joined on the podcast today by the historian Matt Lewis.

Matt, thanks very much for coming on. Thank you so much for having me.

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and listened to from beginning to end. Really? Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. Love it.

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