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The Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) said the matter would be dealt "appropriately and sternly" once an investigation report is submitted.

The Facebook CEO travelled to dozens of states across America as part of his ambitious 2017 resolution to meet and talk to people in every US state.

A Sudanese man accused of planning a terror attack on British soil thought it was okay to download bomb-making instructions because they had not been deleted by Facebook.

Members of the Khon Rak Ling Hua Jai Kraeng (Thai for Good-hearted monkey lovers) community along with a veterinarian took the monkey to Doctor Raiwin Pet Hospital.

A mum-of-four, Elaine Morrall, died alone in her freezing home after her benefits were cut because she was too ill to attend a Universal Credit meeting.

"The president will tweet whatever he wants," a White House official has said when asked about a possible Twitter blackout.

Abdel-Aziz Al-Shamary had refused to be dealt with by a female police officer and told one policewoman, "I will not talk to you, you are a woman."

"Well done, Johnnie! You're a true patriot and a hero. Thank you for coming to the aid of those in need, at such a terrible time," one person wrote hailing Johnny Langendorff.

The heartbreaking letter has advice for Hannah about school, boys and her relationship with her father.

Facebook says that it has the technology to stop revenge porn from appearing on its social networks – but only if users upload them to its Messenger service. Yes, really.

The Information Processes and Technology (IPT) exam was conducted by the New South Wales Education Standards Authority (Nesa).

Facebook-owned chat application WhatsApp appears to be suffered global outages, with issues on the morning of 3 November hitting users in London, Mexico and Malaysia.

Electoral Commission will look at whether the two US social media giants were used by Russian agents

"I don't believe that the big issue are ads from foreign governments," Cook said.

The wide ranging sample of Facebook ads appeared to cover a range of topics from immigration and Islamaphobia to race relations and police brutality.

The hog's home is believed to be Eason Woods, a former pottery production site turned "wild preserve."

The internet giants faced a Senate committee hearing that led so several heated exchanges between lawmakers and the executives.

A phishing campaign has been spotted spreading via Facebook Messenger and targeting users across Europe including Germany, Sweden and Finland, security experts have found.

A group of people using Facebook to organise an iPhone X launch waiting line outside an Apple store in Sydney has been shut down following complaints it was blocking the footpath.

A statement to be delivered by Colin Stretch, general counsel for Facebook, will reveal more details about Russia's alleged involvement in the 2016 US elections.

People who freed the deer in Cincinnati are calling it the Halloween rescue.

For years, speculation has swirled as users of Facebook have reported strange and eerie accounts of the social network serving up advertisements following real-world conversations.

Sunil Premanath Batagoda admitted to gaining trust of the four teenagers by driving them to parties and buying them alcohol and drugs, before raping them in his home.

The Kremlin-linked "troll farm", Internet Research Agency, bought ads on Facebook and ran popular Twitter accounts to post politically divisive stories and sow discord.

Gary Dryden, 18, raped the girl on seven occasions at sports centre in Kilwinning, North Ayrshire Scotland. Dryden had contacted her after she celebrated her 12th birthday.

Yusuf Mohammed, from Bristol, will have to disclose details about the money he made while running the operation and pay an undisclosed sum in damages to the broadcaster.

Margaret Smith was suffering from liver cancer for about a year and doctors said she was too sick to survive a transplant.

Mary Alice Hernandez was arrested by the Corpus Christie Independent School District Police and has been charged with assault for causing bodily injury.

Paul Hepplestall, 40, from Liverpool, has been jailed for 20 months for the 'aggressive and blunt' rant that was shared widely on social media in June 2017.

The seal is said to have come to the airport in Utqiagvik from the nearby Chukchi Sea during a winter storm.