PBS America (Freeview) Sunday

Paul Murton follows in the footsteps of 19th-century tourists who visited Scotland, using a guidebook first published in 1846 by Adam and Charles Black

Henry VIII through the eyes of the men - from advisors to painters and physicians - who stoked his ruthlessness and fears and exploited his vulnerability

Tracy Borman reveals how Henry VIII's pursuit of pleasure saw him entrust a huge amount of power to the men around him - and shake Europe

How the men around Henry VIII shaped the final part of his reign. With brutal struggles breaking out, they had to tread carefully as the king had become a tyrant

Newsreel of world leaders in the 1930s, as well as footage of everyday life captured by amateur film-makers using the newly available lightweight movie cameras of the time

Archive footage from the home front during the Second World War, as camera enthusiasts captured friends, family and neighbours struggling back home

Archive footage captured by amateur film-makers in the 1950s, as the nation recovered from war and the economy started to flourish

Archive footage from the amateur film-makers who used Super-8 cameras and colour film to capture the dynamism that characterised the 1960s

To mark the 100th anniversary of the publication of Agatha Christie's first novel, this documentary looks at the crime writer's life and 10 of her most famous books. From 2020

Documentary examining the actress's life through the eyes of those who knew her best, including her family and friends. Telling the story of the woman behind the fame