There were many battles, and powerplays, stretching back to Hadrian, the Roman who built a wall to keep the heathen Scots out of civilization.

I would start with some videos, like from the History channel, or any youtube video about Edward 1. Beware, as the subject is very interesting and bleeds into the War of the Roses, the Elizabethans, Bonnie Prince Charlie etc. etc. Even Shakespeare is a source for the Kings here, as many of his plays were based on historical fact. For example, MacBeth (11 Century) was a real person:

https://www.historytoday.com/archive/real-macbeth-king-scots-1040-1054#:~:text=Shakespeare's%20Macbeth%2C%20king%20of%20scots,somewhere%20in%20Moray%E2%80%94in%201040.

But if Edward 1 is the main interest, there is a play by George Peele called The Famous Chronicle of King Edward the First

However, you might need to supplement watching as many videos as you can, by reading some academic work, as they often show-case different historians and therefore perspectives.

I would start with some videos, like from the History channel, or any youtube video about Edward 1. Beware, as the subject is very interesting and bleeds into the War of the Roses, the Elizabethans, Bonnie Prince Charlie etc. etc. Even Shakespeare is a source for the Kings here, as many of his plays were based on historical fact. For example, MacBeth (11 Century) was a real person:

https://www.historytoday.com/archive/real-macbeth-king-scots-1040-1054#:~:text=Shakespeare's%20Macbeth%2C%20king%20of%20scots,somewhere%20in%20Moray%E2%80%94in%201040.

But if Edward 1 is the main interest, there is a play by George Peele called The Famous Chronicle of King Edward the First

However, you might need to supplement watching as many videos as you can, by reading some academic work, as they often show-case different historians and therefore perspectives.