The station then played “God Save the King” and continuous music before going silent for approximately 15 minutes.

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“God Save the King” then played over the airwaves before the station cut to silence for roughly 15 minutes.

The station manager told Newsweek the source of the issue had been identified and steps were being taken to avoid a repeat.

King Charles III is, in fact, still alive — prompting an apology from a U.K. radio station that falsely reported his death.