BBC America's Sunday lineup is filled with royal-themed programming, all to kick-off the summer celebration of Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee. But the real highlight is the three-part documentary The Diamond Queen, which chronicles the Queen's life and 60-year rule with archive photographs, newsreels and other historical material. As a truly special treat, it also features footage of the monarchy's only other Diamond Jubilee — that of Queen Victoria in 1897.

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