April Fools' Day hoaxes
News organisations have been getting into the spirit of April Fools' Day by reporting unlikely stories, but which ones are false? Email your suspicions to yourstory@itn.co.uk or comment on ITV News' Facebook page.
Google Maps now caters for pirates
Google widened its arsenal of web-browsing tools today to include an extra service for pirates.
As well searching for addresses, users of Google Maps can now search for treasure.
It is not the only April Fools' Day prank Google have pulled off: The search giant also tried to persuade users they can now 'search for smells'.
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