"Russian Media's False Claim: King Charles Death Story Sparks Social Media Conspiracy Theories"

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Social media was flooded with false claims of King Charles III's death, fueled by a video of a flag at Buckingham Palace being flown at half-mast and a fake announcement from Buckingham Palace. However, the king is alive, and the flag video is from 2022 when Queen Elizabeth II died. There have also been false claims about the BBC logo changing color and conspiracy theories about the health of Kate Middleton. If Charles were to die soon, it would be one of the shortest reigns of any British monarch.
Topics:entertainment#buckingham-palace#fake-news#king-charles-iii#royal-family#social-media#world-news
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