It's April Fools Day and that means strange stories are appearing in the morning papers.

The Guardian is running a story which claims the broadsheet will be published exclusively on Twitter as news stories can be easily told in 140 characters.

But it is a hoax - especially as the writer of the article is Rio Palof, which is an anagram of April Fool.

Meanwhile, The Telegraph features a story about how fish could power homes.

It includes a quote from an expert named Gavin 'Roach' - which is actually a type of fish.

It also claims Université de Poisson d'Avril in Paris is responsible for trialling the fish capable of making electricity.

But Poisson D' Avril is actually a French April Fools Day tradition, which involves kids attempting to attach a paper fish to a victim's back without being noticed.

Other papers running fake stories include The Daily Express, The Sun and The Times.

**** The daily express ****

The car that hides from the cameras

The Daily Express lauded the arrival of the 'invisible' car which was covered in a "specially formulated clear plastic film", rendering it uncatchable by speed cameras. The Birmingham-based inventor was apparently scared of prosecution, so only went by the name of Alberto when describing his invention. He also revealed the concept wasn't completely fool-proof, admitting: "My main problem at the moment is covering the wheels and developing an invisible suit to wear."

Have a nice day!