King Charles III is, in fact, still alive — prompting an apology from a U.K. radio station that falsely reported his death. RadioCaroline, based in Essex, England, made the false announcement during a broadcast on Tuesday. “Due to a ... .
Reportedly, he even established his own community radio station, broadcasting under the name DJ Focus, combining music with information on current events and debates in the area.
A UK radio station accidentally announced the death of King Charles III after a computer error triggered the country's emergency "Death of a Monarch" broadcast protocol, briefly shocking listeners across Britain.
Due to a computer error, a radio station on air announced the death of King Charles and caused panic among listeners.� | Read More�News from Israel....
The station manager explained that a computer malfunction set off the procedure "which all UK stations hold in readiness while hoping not to require." ... .
A British radio apologises after a technical error triggered its monarch death protocol and falsely announced King Charles death, briefly interrupting broadcasts before correction ....
King Charles III is doing just fine. After the U.K. station RadioCaroline mistakenly announced the 77-year-old's death May 19, station manager Peter Moore issued an official apology. "Due to a ... .