<p>Over the years, The Simpsons have always shocked everyone around the world with their strange predictions. Recently, the internet was amazed again after&nbsp;few posts from the famous American sitcom went viral claiming that the show has predicted the death of Britain's longest-serving monarch Queen Elizabeth II. But this time, the claims are unfortunately not true.&nbsp;<br />
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Several videos, memes and photos have been going viral showing the death of Queen Elizabeth and the date she died. These posts have been garnering millions of views and people are reacting and re-sharing the post several times.&nbsp;<br />
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But, after fact-checking, &nbsp;several websites are claiming that these photos and videos&nbsp;from&nbsp;the animated show are altered and false. The reality is that the show has never shown the death of the late monarch in any of its episodes, so far.</p>

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<p>One video that has been going viral shows a cartoon version of Queen Elizabeth lying in a coffin with the date of her death displayed on the side, reading, "Elizabeth II 1926-2022." Several sites have claimed that this&nbsp;video&nbsp;is&nbsp;doctored. Before Elizabeth, a similar false video featured former President Donald Trump lying in the casket by claiming that he will die due to covid-19.&nbsp;<br />
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Another altered&nbsp;video that is going viral shows a clip from season 15 episode 4, called 'The Regina Monologues,'&nbsp;where the Simpson family is vacationing in the United Kingdom and Homer accidentally crashes his car into the Queen’s horse carriage.<br />
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Further, it shows, Queen getting out of the carriage and Homer talking to her when the camera zoom in and shows the note reading her actual death date.&nbsp;<br />
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The whole video is real except for the last part of the video which has been&nbsp;edited in&nbsp;the original episode.&nbsp;<br />
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People were quick to catch the edited version and wrote, per NYP, “That date was never in the original. Nice try.''<br />
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Another wrote, “Yeah nice edit btw. Heads up tho you missed a few frames there.”<br />
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According to Politifact, Queen Elizabeth has only appeared in six episodes of 'The Simpsons,' none of the episodes showed or even mention her death.&nbsp;</p>

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Over the years, The Simpsons have always shocked everyone around the world with their strange predictions. Recently, the internet was amazed again after few posts from the famous American sitcom went viral claiming that the show has predicted the death of Britain's longest-serving monarch Queen Elizabeth II.

Over the years, The Simpsons have always shocked everyone around the world with their strange predictions. Recently, the internet was amazed again after few posts from the famous American sitcom went viral claiming that the show has predicted the death of Britain's longest-serving monarch Queen Elizabeth II. But this time, the claims are unfortunately not true. Several videos, memes and photos have been going viral showing the death of Queen Elizabeth and the date she died. These posts have been garnering millions of views and people are reacting and re-sharing the post several times. But, after fact-checking, several websites are claiming that these photos and videos from the animated show are altered and false. The reality is that the show has never shown the death of the late monarch in any of its episodes, so far. of course the simpsons predicted queen elizabeth’s death. pic.twitter.com/UhHDkQe6fB — CAV (@cavgtaofficial) September 18, 2022 × One video that has been going viral shows a cartoon version of Queen Elizabeth lying in a coffin with the date of her death displayed on the side, reading, "Elizabeth II 1926-2022." Several sites have claimed that this video is doctored. Before Elizabeth, a similar false video featured former President Donald Trump lying in the casket by claiming that he will die due to covid-19. Another altered video that is going viral shows a clip from season 15 episode 4, called 'The Regina Monologues,' where the Simpson family is vacationing in the United Kingdom and Homer accidentally crashes his car into the Queen’s horse carriage. Further, it shows, Queen getting out of the carriage and Homer talking to her when the camera zoom in and shows the note reading her actual death date. The whole video is real except for the last part of the video which has been edited in the original episode. People were quick to catch the edited version and wrote, per NYP, “That date was never in the original. Nice try.'' Another wrote, “Yeah nice edit btw. Heads up tho you missed a few frames there.” According to Politifact, Queen Elizabeth has only appeared in six episodes of 'The Simpsons,' none of the episodes showed or even mention her death. (With inputs from the agencies)

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<p>Shortly after all fixtures were delayed as a mark of respect in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II's demise, Premier League has come up with a series of plans to further pay respect&nbsp;to the the recently deceased monarch, reports The Independent.&nbsp;</p>

<p>As footballing action returns to the fields and TV screens across the country, the Premier League has instructed clubs to play the national anthem ahead of all the fixtures that are scheduled to take place this weekend.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>In addition to ‘God Save the King’ being played across Premier League grounds for the first time, the authorities have also requested managers to sport suits as a mark of respect and they have also been asked to lead their respective teams onto the field this weekend.</p>

<p>Furthermore, a minute-long round of applause is to be held at the 70th minute to mark all the years of the Queen's reign. This comes shortly after UEFA denied the requests of teams like Manchester City, Chelsea and Rangers to play ‘God Save The King’ ahead of their respective European clashes.</p>

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<p>However, it is reported that Rangers are all set to defy the European footballing body's instructions as they plan to play the anthem ahead of their upcoming clash against Italian giants Napoli.&nbsp;The Premier League's return will mark the end of a week-long break, which was taken as a mark of respect to the Queen.</p>

<p>It is interesting to note that the league has found itself at the receiving end of a significant amount of flak from certain factions for taking up such a lengthy hiatus while other sports like cricket and rugby pressed on after a day's break. Even equestrian sports returned to action after a two-day long break.</p>


Shortly after all fixtures were delayed as a mark of respect in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II's demise, Premier League has come up with a series of plans to further pay respect to the the recently deceased monarch, reports The Independent.

Shortly after all fixtures were delayed as a mark of respect in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II's demise, Premier League has come up with a series of plans to further pay respect to the the recently deceased monarch, reports The Independent. As footballing action returns to the fields and TV screens across the country, the Premier League has instructed clubs to play the national anthem ahead of all the fixtures that are scheduled to take place this weekend. ALSO READ: 'Reduce mistakes'- Antonio Conte reveals how Tottenham Hotspur can learn from latest loss to advance in UCL In addition to ‘God Save the King’ being played across Premier League grounds for the first time, the authorities have also requested managers to sport suits as a mark of respect and they have also been asked to lead their respective teams onto the field this weekend. Furthermore, a minute-long round of applause is to be held at the 70th minute to mark all the years of the Queen's reign. This comes shortly after UEFA denied the requests of teams like Manchester City, Chelsea and Rangers to play ‘God Save The King’ ahead of their respective European clashes. ALSO READ: 13-year-old prodigy Christopher Atherton becomes youngest player to play a first-team game in the UK However, it is reported that Rangers are all set to defy the European footballing body's instructions as they plan to play the anthem ahead of their upcoming clash against Italian giants Napoli. The Premier League's return will mark the end of a week-long break, which was taken as a mark of respect to the Queen. It is interesting to note that the league has found itself at the receiving end of a significant amount of flak from certain factions for taking up such a lengthy hiatus while other sports like cricket and rugby pressed on after a day's break. Even equestrian sports returned to action after a two-day long break.

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<p>While people are still coming to terms with the queen's death, the official arrangements to proclaim her successor are in full swing. Reportedly, on Saturday,&nbsp;Charles III will officially be proclaimed king in a ceremony. In other news, former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan issued a warning that he would become more dangerous if the authorities send him to jail. Meanwhile, giving a jolt to Joe Biden's plan and his new Indo-Pacific grouping, India pulled out of talks on trade in the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF).&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The oldest monarch to ascend to the British throne, Charles III will officially be proclaimed king in a ceremony on Saturday.&nbsp;The Accession Council comprises other royals and political and religious figures including Queen Consort Camilla, Prince William, Prime Minister Liz Truss and the Archbishop of Canterbury. The centuries-old proceedings will be televised for the first time.</p>

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<p>Queen Elizabeth the Second, the longest reigning monarch of the United Kingdom has passed away. The Queen had been in bad health and had heavily cut down on public appearances. She was at her Balmoral Castle in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Queen's health has been troubling her since October. The health difficulties left her unable to stand and walk freely.</p>

<p>On Wednesday (September 7) The Queen pulled out of a planned meeting with her senior political advisors.</p>

<p><strong>Britain's Queen Elizabeth II passes away at the age of 96</strong></p>

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<p>The previous day she held audiences at her Scottish Highlands retreat, Balmoral, with outgoing prime minister Boris Johnson and appointed his successor, Liz Truss. The photo of the Queen with Liz Truss led to reactions on social media about Queen very apparently being not in best of her health.</p>

<p>The queen was in her Platinum Jubilee year, marking 70 years since she succeeded her father king George VI in 1952.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Four days of public events were held to mark the record-breaking occasion, but she made only two appearances to acknowledge the huge crowds in central London.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The eldest of her four children, Charles, Prince of Wales, who at 73 is the oldest heir apparent in British history, becomes king immediately.</p>

<p>Tributes and reactions have poured in from across the world as leaders and commoners alike mourned the passing of the extraordinary personality.</p>

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Britain's longest serving monarch Queen Elizabeth II passes away at the age of 96, Charles becomes King

<p>King Charles III is due to address the people on&nbsp;Friday as Britain mourns the death of queen Elizabeth II, ending a historic&nbsp;70-year reign. Charles, 73, became monarch immediately after the death of his mother at her Scottish Highland retreat on Thursday. He will soon return to London from Balmoral, where the 96-year-old queen died "peacefully" after a year-long period of ill health and decline.</p>

<p>There are no immediate details of his inaugural address, which will be pre-recorded. It is a part of 10 days of detailed pre-prepared plans honed over decades.</p>

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<p>Buckingham Palace said the king and other members of the royal family would observe an extended mourning period from now until seven days after her funeral.</p>

<p>"During this period of mourning and change, my family and I will be comforted and sustained by our knowledge of the respect and deep affection in which the queen was so widely held," Charles said in a statement.</p>

<p>The date of the funeral is yet to be announced but is expected to be on Monday, September 19, AFP reported.</p>

<p>The new king is expected to hold his first audience with Prime Minister Liz Truss on Friday, who was only appointed on Tuesday in one of the queen's last ceremonial acts before her death.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Truss and other senior ministers will attend a public remembrance service at St Paul's. The UK parliament will start two days of special tributes. Meanwhile, the UK government will observe 10 days of official remembrance, with limited business being conducted.&nbsp;</p>

<p>King Charles III is also due to meet officials in charge of his accession and the elaborate arrangements for his mother's funeral. He will also decide the length of the royal household's period of mourning. Reports suggest that it is expected to last a month.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Gun salutes, one round for every year of the queen's life, will be fired across Hyde Park in central London and from the Tower of London, the ancient royal fortress on the River Thames, AFP reported.&nbsp;Muffled church bells will toll at Westminster Abbey, St Paul's Cathedral and Windsor Castle, among other places, and Union flags will fly at half-mast.</p>

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King Charles III is due to address the people on Friday as Britain mourns the death of queen Elizabeth II, ending a historic 70-year reign. Charles, 73, became monarch immediately after the death of his mother at her Scottish Highland retreat on Thursday.

King Charles III is due to address the people on Friday as Britain mourns the death of queen Elizabeth II, ending a historic 70-year reign. Charles, 73, became monarch immediately after the death of his mother at her Scottish Highland retreat on Thursday. He will soon return to London from Balmoral, where the 96-year-old queen died "peacefully" after a year-long period of ill health and decline. There are no immediate details of his inaugural address, which will be pre-recorded. It is a part of 10 days of detailed pre-prepared plans honed over decades. Also Read | Queen Elizabeth II leaves behind a legacy of grace, dignity and dedication Buckingham Palace said the king and other members of the royal family would observe an extended mourning period from now until seven days after her funeral. "During this period of mourning and change, my family and I will be comforted and sustained by our knowledge of the respect and deep affection in which the queen was so widely held," Charles said in a statement. The date of the funeral is yet to be announced but is expected to be on Monday, September 19, AFP reported. The new king is expected to hold his first audience with Prime Minister Liz Truss on Friday, who was only appointed on Tuesday in one of the queen's last ceremonial acts before her death. Truss and other senior ministers will attend a public remembrance service at St Paul's. The UK parliament will start two days of special tributes. Meanwhile, the UK government will observe 10 days of official remembrance, with limited business being conducted. King Charles III is also due to meet officials in charge of his accession and the elaborate arrangements for his mother's funeral. He will also decide the length of the royal household's period of mourning. Reports suggest that it is expected to last a month. Gun salutes, one round for every year of the queen's life, will be fired across Hyde Park in central London and from the Tower of London, the ancient royal fortress on the River Thames, AFP reported. Muffled church bells will toll at Westminster Abbey, St Paul's Cathedral and Windsor Castle, among other places, and Union flags will fly at half-mast. (With inputs from agencies)

King Charles III to address UK on Friday as the nation plunges into mourning