Ofcom: Radio Caroline aired pre-recorded King Charles death notices by mistake
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An Ofcom report found that Radio Caroline aired pre-recorded death notices for King Charles III during The Barry Marsh Show after a staffer accessed the files out of curiosity, triggering a panic and an on-air apology. The incident led to a program interruption, a later apology from the presenter, and highlighted strict protocols governing royal announcements, with only two complaints logged.
Topics:entertainment#broadcasting-error#death-announcements#king-charles-iii#ofcom#radio-caroline#world
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