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Former FBI director busy on Twitter and many say his not-so-subtle tweets are aimed at Donald Trump.

"As if he hasn't embarrassed us enough already," one Twitter user wrote.

Snapchat has promised a major redesign of its app amid falling gains on the social media platform. It promises to bring an emphasis back to friend content.

"I didn't hack anyone. I didn't do anything that I was not authorized to do," he told TechCrunch.

Alistair, from London, was mistakenly added to a WhatsApp group of Manchester lads organising a stag do with hilarious results. Sadly, things then went a bit wrong.

"The idea that we have to ever explain this is MIND BLOWING!" one Twitter user tweeted.

"Historians will look back and call this period of American history 'The Dark Ages,'" one Twitter user wrote.

"Who's the funeral for? Oh wait, democracy in America. I forgot," one person tweeted.

The New York Times was told that its @nytimesworld account violated Twitter's rules about hateful conduct.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have finally announced their engagement, with Kensington Palace confirming their royal wedding will take place in spring 2018.

"The Covfefe-in-Chief," one Twitter user wrote.

"If this is who we are or who we are becoming, I have wasted 40 years of my life," former CIA and National Security Agency director Michael Hayden tweeted.

Taiyesha Baker, an employee of Indiana University Health, tweeted about boys being the "detriment to society".

"No one throws shade more eloquently than James Comey," one Twitter user wrote.

US President Donald Trump tweeted on 26 November to say Moore's opponent, Democrat Doug Jones, is 'weak' and 'bad'.

Twitter hilariously mocked Trump over the "ridiculous" claim with a slew of jokes, comments and memes.

McDonald's corporate account posted the tweet at 1 am to commemorate Black Friday that read: "Black Friday **** Need copy and link****".

Twitter, Facebook and Google have come under scrutiny over the past few months over the role their platforms played in Russia's disinformation campaign during the 2016 election.

While Oxford Circus was locked down amid fears of shots fired, Olly Murs was trapped in Selfridges and tweeting away.

A blogger has been described as "ignorant" and sharing "ill-informed nonsense" after writing that "cancer and disease" was the body "trying to save you".

Following years of men taking up space on public transport, women have got 'womanspreading'- the perfect pose that reclaims their space.

While many hunt far and wide for a deal, some people are happier sitting back and enjoying the show.

Business tycoon Mark Cuban has warned that keeping net neutrality effectively gives control of the internet to president Donald Trump.

The high society magazine has been accused of being out of touch for its piece on being 'too rich'.

South Australia is now home to the world's biggest lithium-ion battery after Tesla fulfilled a promise to complete work in 100 days "or its free".

"The outright lies are limitless," one Twitter user wrote. "Another sad day for the untrustworthy president."

It was announced today that Jack Maynard left I'm a Celebrity due to racist tweets from his past. He's one of a group of celebrities who've been called out for it this week.

Twitter furiously lambasted the president for appearing to side with Moore despite the serious allegations.

"Your opponents control most internet companies," Assange warned Trump in a tweet. "Careful."

The case came to light after a friend of the girl's father disclosed the incident on Twitter stating the irrelevant charges the family was asked to pay.