Social Media

Social media erupted with stunning photos and videos, jokes, and of course, hilarious memes.

MP Yvette Cooper accused the company of 'failing women' by taking too long to take down hateful and misogynistic posts.

Howard Jacobson thinks social media will destroy civilisation – if Trump doesn't do it first.

A series of 'alcohol challenge' videos have emerged on the internet in recent days.

The video has been shared by cricketers Virat Kohli and Shikhar Dhawan's wife, among others, condemning the tormentor.

The biggest concern of the study's participants was privacy.

"This is why my community lives in fear," one Twitter user wrote.

'Congrats on your black friends,' one Twitter user wrote.

Republicans are under pressure to disavow Trump's comments,

Instant bank transfers to family and friends could be coming to the app soon.

Think that social media website is free of charge? Then you are the product.

Springfield officer mocked tragic events that saw one killed and 19 injured.

Inmate livestreams tours inside jail and brandishes banned weapon.

Bonus points will be given to people who watch Game of Thrones and make 'one-of-a-kind wood furniture pieces'.

The advert has caused a stir online with some calling it "weird" and others loving it.

One Twitter user described Trump's latest remarks as the "words of a madman".

"It was a bad Monday," Democratic candidate Steve Weichert said.

"Bro just stop," one person tweeted.

Instagram pictures could be analysed for signs of poor mental health.

The new account's following has already amassed over 292,000 followers and counting.

Experts have described the phenomenon as a 'zombie horror film'.

Accounts linked to notorious Chordie Gang taunt police and offer stolen motorcycles for sale.

Tablet-based robot called REX can let viewers in and answer up to 75 questions about each property.

"Perfect use of his words," one person wrote.

'Why don't you just give Putin your iPhone and let him tweet for you,' one person tweeted.

'Local Milk People want to connect with you Kraft singles in your area,' one Twitter user wrote.

Swipe left: Dating app and PETA wants to crackdown on users' pictures with captive animals.

The models work as the so-called "cheer beer ladies".

"It breaks my heart to hear what he said," one Twitter user wrote.

Rudd pledged to "purge the internet of poisonous and pernicious material".