King Charles has said he “learns a lot” from other members of the Royal family in unseen footage released by the BBC.

Ahead of the release of a new documentary about the life of the King, the broadcaster shared never before seen footage from the 1969 documentary, Royal Family, that Buckingham Palace granted them exclusive access to.

In the clips, the young King can be seen decorating a Christmas tree with the late Queen Elizabeth II and the Princess Royal at Windsor and the family are also shown enjoying a bonfire at Sandringham.

The King is also shown on a trip to the Royal Mint with his parents, while an audio clip plays of him talking about the support they give each other.

“It’s a great help to have a lot of people all doing the same thing like that because you can go and talk to them about it,” he says.

“You know, your own experiences and the amusing things that have happened, and you can learn a lot from each other.”

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