April 1 is widely recognised as a day for pranks, hoaxes and light-hearted deception, but the origins of April Fools’ Day are far less straightforward.

T-Mobile releases a cologne (not really), Timekettle translates British English to American English (no), Yahoo creates a device to stop you doomscrolling (kind of real?) and more.

Broncos ARE NOT bringing in QB Aaron Rodgers for a visit File this one under “rumor squashed.”