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The Top Gear presenter has got some interesting items in his Twitter 'favourites'.

White supremacist rally held in Virginia turned violent, leaving at least three dead.

Cable-hungry rodents blamed for internet and phone line outages in South London.

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

Shahak Shapira accused the social network of failing to tackle hate speech.

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

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

A woman, named Varnika Kundu, was chased by 2 men while driving home in Chandigarh after midnight on 5 August.

Bots linked to Russia have stepped up efforts to target Republican party members, say political activists.

Neudata provides hedge funds with metadata about the vast array of alternative data sets.

"Bro just stop," one person tweeted.

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

Kat Joyce said the incident, which ironically took place during National Breastfeeding Week, has left her 'perplexed'.

The video was shared on a popular Facebook page known as 'Just Pakistani Things'.

"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.

Hey, Twitter account, are you a Russian spy?

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

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

'Your rhetoric is poisonous,' one person tweeted.

"Looks like Scaramucci couldn't do the Fandango," one person tweeted.

UK lawmakers have urged tech firms to take more steps to counter extremist content following recent terror attacks.

'Great job NYPD, the war on drugs is over now', one Twitter user chimed.

"Man, the West Wing must have a revolving door," one Twitter user wrote.

Shkreli had initially offered freelance journalist Lauren Duca a +1 invitation to Donald Trump's inauguration.

'I had to double check if this article was satire. Nope, just our sad reality,' one person tweeted.

"Wow, stooping so low that you're faking letters from kids now?" one Twitter user wrote.

"How many times have you served again?" one Twitter user wrote.

Mark Zuckerberg, Sundar Pichai and Tim Cook voiced their support for transgender service members.