April Fools jokes

Navigating the internet on April Fool's Day means utter chaos. We'll make it a little easier with a list of some of the biggest joke headlines floating ...

Caught in a rip and struggling to swim out of it? In a hat tip to one of the greatest Disney animated movies ever made, Zootopia, the Queensland Police and Australia Zoo have teamed up with Robert Irwin to bring a special squad of koala spies near you. The Australian government agency responsible for scientific research also happens to be responsible for some of the best content online. So, we've gotten a resident Gen Z-er to scour the internet to find the best stunts on offer in 2022. In saying that, we all know that companies won't pass on the opportunity to make fools of their customers. In our age of viral marketing, sometimes the most ridiculous-sounding things turn out to be real.

TIME is flying and here we are again on April Fools' Day, but surely people don't still fall for it all, do they?

It was April Fool’s nonsense, but thousands of listeners called in to say they'd felt the fall in gravity and one woman even claimed she and 11 friends "wafted from their chairs and orbited gently around the room”. The BBC were at it again in 1980, reporting that Big Ben was going to become a digital clock, with some viewers so shocked by the announcement, they phoned in to complain. In Geoffrey Chaucer’s 14th century The Canterbury Tales, he refers to a fox tricking a rooster on 32 March, which would make it April 1.

It's April Fools' Day, which means you have to be extra sceptical of what you read this morning with lots of prank stories being shared in an attempt to ...

The Marble Arch mound is heading for the northFormer Tory minister Rory Stewart says he has been 'hired' as the PM's spin doctor.Mr Stewart, who once ran for the Conservative Party leadership, said he was looking forward to working with Boris Johnson.He tweeted: "It is an honour to have been asked by the PM to serve as Director of Communications for No10 Downing Street. "I am looking forward to working with the PM, Ministers and Members of Parliament on the issues that matter most to our country." The Real Madrid star was the subject of extraordinary attacks from the Spanish media and was even dubbed a "parasite" in the run-up to the crucial semi-final.However, he shook off this criticism to take Wales just one step from the Qatar World Cup and let it be known who he thought the real 'parasite' was.Welsh football fans said that renaming the bridge after Bale is a "fitting tribute"Fresh plans for 'Angel of the South' statue in Kent after London Resort proposals scrappedPlans are underway for a giant white horse statue to be built at the site of the now withdrawn plans for a London Resort theme park. Soap fans' hopes of Neighbours being saved raised and dashed as jokeNeighbours fans were thrown a cruel lifeline when Australia’s TV Tonight claimed the legendary soap was coming back to channel Seven instead of being cancelled forever.It wrote a “key piece” of its plan is to offer British fans of the show a special subscription package- but to get around geo-blocking people had to recite the lyrics to Especially For You and have a River Boys “Blood & Sand” tattoo on their chest.It later updated the story, saying: “Yup, annual April Fool’s Day post.”Fans of the show no doubt had their hopes raised and swiftly dashed.Queensland Police joked it had a new paw-tnership with Animal ZooQueensland Police were among the first to kick off the day of japes, hilariously telling its 225,000 followers it was teaming up with Australia Zoo to create an “elite new squad”.It said Police Animals in the Wild (Paw) would “add more eyes, ears, wings and claws to help keep Queensland safe”, with the help of Robert Irwin. But it soon revealed: “Gotcha! As much as we love our @AustraliaZoo, @wildwarriors and wildlife friends, they are not our newest crime fighting critters #AprilFools.” However, the plans were withdrawn this week and speculation has been rife about what will replace them.Now, KentLive can reveal that there are new plans to build the "Angel of the South" in its place. M4 Prince of Wales Bridge to be renamed the Gareth Bale BridgeThe Second Severn Crossing is to be renamed the Gareth Bale Bridge, Wales Online reports. "As we all know, Twitter mentions equals eyeballs and by that metric the Marble Arch mound has been a huge success", one said.Londoners were distraught when the £6m mound started to be demolished earlier this year after it was such a storming success.Thousands visited the grassy knoll and were amazed by the views it offered of several nearby Pret a Manger.Tory MP and London tourism minister Mike Wrap said: "I know Londoners will be bitterly disappointed to be losing this iconic temporary structure that has been compared to the Eiffel Tower."Click here to read the full story. The first product, the ‘Sundae Roast’, is available from today on Ocado.com, with ‘Fish for Chips’ and ‘Breakfast in Case of Emergencies’ to follow later this month. In 1980 an Aprils' Fool Day joke sparked fury after the BBC claimed Big Ben was going to digital with the same broadcaster pulling off one of the UK's most famous pranks 65 years ago. Back in 1957 its flagship current-affairs programme Panaroma claimed spaghetti was grown on trees - which was believable as the Italian staple product wasn't well known to Brits. In the UK Aprils' Fool Day ends at midday so if you try to trick someone after that you become the fool rather than them. But what the concerned caller hadn't realised was that the message was a very crass April Fools Day prank.North Wales Police has issued a stark warning to people about the repercussions of some April 1 jokes after receiving the call this morning. Aldi taking to the skies with announcement of new airline AldiAirAldi has announced this morning that it is spreading its wings and launching an airline - AldiAir.The supermarket has posted on its social media channels that it is turning its hand to aviation.The retailer’s post has sparked a flurry of responses, with some shoppers delighted at the move.EasyJet responded to the announcement by tweeting a viral video of Brenda from Bristol saying 'you're joking - not another one!'. Marble Arch mound mud to rebuild Hadrian's Wall as part of 'levelling up' the northMud from the Marble Arch mound will be used to rebuild Hadrian's Wall as part of Tory 'levelling up' plans, it can be exclusively revealed by the Mirror. Tourism experts say the Twitter storm that greeted the west London rubbish heap will soon be replicated up north. April Fools' Day jokes last year included claims that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's secret marriage ceremony before their royal wedding was conducted by a clergyman dressed as Elvis. The couple had disclosed their secret ceremony during their bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey which prompted a second Aprils' Fool Day gag that The Queen was going to set the record straight by speaking to the American media mogul herself.

April Fool's Day 2022: The first day of the month of April has its own charm. Check here April Fools Jokes, Quotes, Images and Messages.

From stories about Ryan Reynolds to play in goal for Wrexham this weekend to a new name for Mountain Ash, there have been plenty of attempts to 'fool' us. The ...

Now, lovers of the lunchtime crisp sandwich can enjoy the delicious crunch of Walkers crisps without having to worry." Huge thanks to Safri Pollo for making it possible." The day has been celebrated for several centuries by different cultures, though its exact origins remain a mystery. April Fools' Day jokes last year included claims that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's secret marriage ceremony before their royal wedding was conducted by a clergyman dressed as Elvis. The reports said that the Second Severn Crossing is to be renamed the Gareth Bale Bridge. The bridge, which was renamed after the Prince of Wales in 2018, was reported to be undergoing a further name change in recognition of the footballer's contribution to Welsh sport. Happy April Fool's Day! The day when there is rather a lot of fake news around.

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Of all your fond festival memories, we're guessing the smell of the experience isn't one of them. Ubiquitous floury torus brand Doughnut Time reckons to be moving into the cosmetics industry with the launch of a new line, Glazey Skincare, featuring moisturiser, cleanser, and body wash. Londoners living beneath the Heathrow flight path could soon have something new to look at, if audio-visual company Inurface Media are to be believed. The device apparently also measure blood pressure, oxygen, distance and speed. Is today's date getting to us or... It's 1 April which means people and organisations everywhere are out to fool you.