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Britain's only aircraft carrier, the HMS Queen Elizabeth, was undergoing sea trials when a leak was discovered by engineers.

"What is it with Trump and his two-handed chipmunk-like style of drinking water?" one Twitter user wrote.

Matt Damon said in an interview there were a "s**tload of guys" who were not being talked about who had not been accused of sexual misconduct. People were not impressed.

"He's never not an a**hole. Never," Andy Lassner, an executive producer for The Ellen Show, tweeted.

Tennessee-based MoonPie has hit back at customers who insulted their products - with some hilarious results.

Daniel Kibblesmith, from The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, took the US president down with a hilarious series of tweets, saying Trump wanted one adult ticket to see Boss Baby.

Kremlin-linked troll accounts on Twitter and Facebook have reportedly used fake profiles to incite anger and spread confusion following terror attacks in the UK.

After a Chinese woman realised other people could unlock her phone despite claims it was impossible, Apple has been accused of failing minorities.

"This is not even remotely normal. There's something going on here," one Twitter user said.

"Ted Cruz, the Jar Jar Binks of the Republican party," one Twitter user wrote.

Former Ukip leader Nigel Farage said he was "53, separated and skint" in an interview with the Daily Mail - but Twitter found it easy to mock him with British schadenfreude.

Twitter blasted Sarah Huckabee Sanders over her tweet about the most "underreported" Trump stories of 2017.

"You misspelled #NetNeutrality, you genetically altered butternut squash," one Twitter use fired back.

"Was this Trump's performance review?" one Twitter user questioned.

His post to Instagram seemed to suggest Charles Dickens's novel A Christmas Carol is a book about Christmas hymns.

Essex police came under fire today for sharing what was seen as an 'offensive' and 'dangerous' campaign on domestic abuse where people stay in the relationships.

Aryton Little, 16, was filmed as he found out he got into Harvard University surrounded by his classmates at TM Landry College Prep in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana.

The Oxford English Dictionary made an unusual choice for its 2017 word of the year - and Twitter is confused.

An Irish judge let a man off jury duty because it was his "first time in love"- much to the disbelief of everyone there.

With acquisition of Murdoch empire, Disney now owns even more multibillion dollar entertainment franchises.

Nigel Farage has taken a swipe at career politicians in Westminster - but some have pointed out that he has spent nearly two decades as a MEP.

Twitter couldn't stop taunting the president over his latest spelling error while ranting about "fake news."

A man suffering from stage 4 cancer has been granted a dying wish by Tesla, to get his Model 3 delivered.

"Come on Anderson. We're ok with you telling the truth..." one Twitter user said.

"The tears I have right now are extraordinarily different from the tears last November," one Twitter user wrote. "Let's take our country back, America."

"After writing this, do you still want us to believe that wasn't you in the Access Hollywood video?" one Twitter user wrote.

Kade Walker, a student at South Dakota State University, posted a tweet gently mocking his blunt political sciences professor Dave Wiltse.

Roy Moore spokesman discredited on air after repeating Roy Moore falsehood that Muslims have to swear on the Bible to take up elected office.

Twitter was left giggling after one account shared a photo of Christmas lights on palm trees in Italy - as the lights had a phallic effect.

A tweet by video streaming giant Netflix has divided opinion on the internet - was it funny or did it shame users?