PBS America (Freeview) Monday

Paul Murton visits the island outposts of Shetland, where he encounters newborn lambs and watches a traditional sword dance, before taking a trip on a trawler

Part one of two. The impact of the Japanese attack on an American fleet anchored in Pearl Harbour in December 1941, leading to the US joining the Second World War

The historians take a trip on the Flying Scotsman, arguably the most famous locomotive in the world, and explore how the railways revolutionised communication

The true stories behind famous pirates, beginning with Francis Drake, famous for an expedition that was the start of England's challenge to Spain and Portugal's empires

Documentary about intelligence operatives from MI6 and the CIA, who were actively involved in spy craft including Cold War campaigns and organised coups

Paul Murton visits the island outposts of Shetland, where he encounters newborn lambs and watches a traditional sword dance, before taking a trip on a trawler

The historians take a trip on the Flying Scotsman, arguably the most famous locomotive in the world, and explore how the railways revolutionised communication

Part one of two. The impact of the Japanese attack on an American fleet anchored in Pearl Harbour in December 1941, leading to the US joining the Second World War

The true stories behind famous pirates, beginning with Francis Drake, famous for an expedition that was the start of England's challenge to Spain and Portugal's empires

Documentary about intelligence operatives from MI6 and the CIA, who were actively involved in spy craft including Cold War campaigns and organised coups

Part one of two. The impact of the Japanese attack on an American fleet anchored in Pearl Harbour in December 1941, leading to the US joining the Second World War