King Charles’ death falsely announced, followed by national anthem and 16 minutes of silence; UK radio station breached broadcast standards
- How the false King Charles death reports went on airKing Charles’ death was falsely announced on a U.
- radio station in May after pre-recorded reports claiming the monarch had died were mistakenly broadcast, prompting the country’s media regulator Ofcom to rule that the station had breached broadcast standards.
- Radio Caroline aired three pre-recorded statements claiming that King Charles, 77, had died during The Barry Marsh Show on May 19.
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- How the false King Charles death reports went on airKing Charles’ death was falsely announced on a U.
- radio station in May after pre-recorded reports claiming the monarch had died were mistakenly broadcast, prompting the country’s media regulator Ofcom to rule that the station had breached broadcast standards.
- Radio Caroline aired three pre-recorded statements claiming that King Charles, 77, had died during The Barry Marsh Show on May 19.
Sources: Times of India