Welcome to Rex Factor. This week, Lubbock! Graham Duke and Ali Cook.

Hello and welcome to Rex factor reviewing all the Kings and Queens of Scots from Kenneth McAlpin to James the sixth. Yes and this week Lullock I'm wondering

whether given the way that we've been told that instead of saying like Loch Ness we've been saying Loch Ness. Yeah.

Whether he's probably lullach. Yeah, which I almost did by accident in the intro. But I feel that that might be an effort for us to maintain

throughout of I'll forget it almost instantly so we're just going to call him

Luluk now last time we did Macbeth of course lots of people have been looking

forward that one I suspect possibly this episode

slightly less anticipation.

What I love, I don't go to bed without thinking about Mala. Exactly.

Um, also people who listen to the last episode may have noted that we did in a sense can do the entirety of

Lulox Rain within the very end of Macbeth's episode.

So perhaps not going to be the longest of reviews but maybe he fits a hell of a lot in

to that tiny time anyway as ever we don't know exactly when Lollick is born it probably sometime around the sort of late

ten-20s early ten thirties definitely before ten thirty two because that will buy

ten thirty two because that's when his father is killed so he he becomes king in 1057, he must be sort of 20 or early 30s.

So it's looking good.

He's about the right time, yeah, and it's a good age. And he is the very first Scottish monarch for whom I can say that he who his father

and his mother is. Can we do that with anything? Never been able to do that before,

never known the mothers before, whereas in this occasion he is the son of Gilkin

gain of Murray and

grew up of Scotland because we've we've done both of those we've done both of those we know

grew up now we don't know exactly what he looked like we don't have any contemporary

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