The Daily Telegraph is claiming the social network has blocked the Government from accessing terrorism-related information
Ella Fitzgerald was known as the first lady of song and today would have been her 100th birthday
The American entrepreneur's initiative to fight fake news has been officially launched with a crowdfunding intiative
Nestle has announced a plan to move Blue Riband production, if it takes place it would result in around 300 job losses
The Twitterati has come together to put the world's most famous (and infamous) conspiracy theories into song
The Independent is reporting several candidates on the National Executive Committee and one going for election made anti-Semitic posts online
The former UKIP leader has been a vocal critic of the En Marche! party leader
The leader of the Front National will go head-to-head with Emmanuel Macron in the second and final round of voting
The President said the Paris attack will have 'a big effect' on the country's presidential election
Head of far-right Front National party faces firestorm of criticism for using policemen's deaths to further election campaign
April 20 - an unofficial day to consume marijuana in cannabis culture - has been trending on Twitter
The Prime Minister announced she would motion the House of Commons to overturn the Fixed-Term Parliament Act
At least 12 people suffered burns and hundreds were evacuated after a man sprayed acid in the Mangle E8 club
This little piggy's clearly on his way back from the market
The Education Secretary is to lay out the Government's grammar school plans as 'open for all'
The Champions League match between Borussia Dortmund and Monaco was postponed after three explosions took place near Dortmund's team bus
From Sean Spicer to United Airlines to Pepsi and Kendall Jenner, the Twitterverse has had a lot to keep it occupied in the last few weeks.
The White House Press Secretary caused a storm by saying Hitler didn't 'sink' to using chemical weapons on civilians
Sarah Lyall wrote a piece for the New York Times which has gained traction online
The incident has sparked an almighty firestorm on social media
Simon Calder, a travel writer for The Independent, spoke to Paul Ross about the shocking incident of a man being dragged off an overbooked United Airlines flight
A photo of Birmingham woman Saffiyah Khan standing up to an EDL protester has been shared online, with many claiming this is how the new Pepsi advert should have looked
Tensions between Russia and the West are rising after the US assault and Boris Johnson cancelled his trip to Moscow
The lawsuit claims US Customs and Border Protection officials tried to get Twitter to reveal the identity of an anonymous account
David Simon said even Hitler wouldn't have used gas on his own people
The world's social media wags have piled in on Pepsi's latest ad. Here are their funniest responses.
Cadbury has been accused of airbrushing faith because they didn't include the word Easter on some promotional material for an egg hunt
Many Twitter users have been celebrating the International Transgender Day of Visibility by posting messages of support online
Many people believed they were tweeting Devin Nunes, but it then turned out that they were actually tweeting a broadcast engineer named Chase Nunes
#WeStandTogether has been trending on Twitter since a vigil and 82-second silence was held for the victims
The singer gave an impromptu concert in the station, and Twitter went mad for it
The reaction is mixed, to say the least
Sarah Vine is currently in the middle of a firestorm - but it's familiar ground for the outspoken Mail columnist
Tommy Robinson has tweeted Lily Allen with a video of a woman dressed in an EU flag dancing to her music
Jones, the former Deputy Mayor of London, spoke about the incendiary headline with James Max
Twitter users have been busy discussing films today, particularly what it would be like if they all had prequels
It's been a rough week for the UK, so a little comic relief is very welcome
Pro-EU campaigners have received mixed messages as to whether the march has been cancelled or not in the wake of the Westminster terror attack
The signs have several uplifting messages to raise the spirits of Londoners
The US President's son has landed in hot water over a tweet about the London Mayor in the wake of the attack on Westminster
Many on Twitter are using the hashtag Pray for London to show their sympathy for victims, after the attacks in Westminster this afternoon
The boss of the union has denied plans to join with Momentum to take over the Labour Party
Police shared a photo online of a man who made a hole in a window in order to escape from a jewellery shop, however found out too late that his hips would not fit through
The Corbyn-supporting group, led by Jon Lansman, was revealed to be planning to link with the union, which led to a public row
It can sometimes be hard to remember what life was like without the internet, when we actually had to use books and talk to people face to face
It was a session which drew particular interest, given Nicola Sturgeon's recent announcement of her attempt for a second independence referendum
'The Force is strong with this one's Twitter'
Hostages have been taken in a bank in Duisberg
His party, the People’s Party for Freedom and Democracy, won 31 seats in the election on Thursday
There's been tension between Turkey and a number of EU member states after several rallies supporting him in the upcoming election
Jeremy Corbyn has been mocked on Twitter after he didn't capitalise on the Government's U-turn on National Insurance during PMQs, instead talking about schools funding and social care
The food blogger discussed the devastating impact of being a victim of libel at the hands of the Mail Online columnist with Julia Hartley-Brewer.
The sign appeared in Stamford Hill and has been widely condemned
The party's main financial backer claimed the party had suspended his membership on Twitter
UKIP have denied this, saying he hadn't renewed his party membership at the start of the year
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