England have warned players to be careful when using Twitter at Euro 2102 while Spain and Denmark have banned their squad from using the social networking site during the tournament.

Norwich have been dealt another blow after captain Grant Holt reaffirmed his intention to leave Carrow Road ahead of the new Barclays Premier League season.

Strathclyde Police decided to improve their relations with the public this week by joining Facebook. Almost the first announcement on that page was posted late on Wednesday night, to reveal that "a 44-year-old man has been arrested in connection with alleged perjury before the High Court". David Cameron's former spin doctor, Andy Coulson, a witness in the trial of the socialist Tommy Sheridan, is 44.

It's the tame evergreen afternoon show that epitomises the calm, uncontroversial nature of the daytime TV schedule.

Facebook shares slid below $30 to a new low yesterday as nervous investors fled the company's shares, concerned about the social network's long-term growth prospects and an initial offering price that in retrospect may have been too rich.

Facebook shares slumped to new lows last night, as speculators placed negative bets on the social network's business outlook.

The annual AMBA conference calls for schools to move with the times, which will pose new challenges

Producer creates new empire in social media to engage with fans

Some authors have an uneasy relationship with Twitter, with Jonathan Franzen even calling it "the ultimate irresponsible medium". Others, however, are happy to experiment with the social-networking site.

What small act of kindness would brighten up your day? A new YouGov poll, published by the Samaritans, discovered that 44 per cent of people across the nation say having someone listen to them would make them feel better.

Investors sue the social networking site, claiming its prospectus for stock listing was misleading

A vicar who posted foul-mouthed messages on Facebook and complained of going to Church on Sunday is being investigated by senior clergy after a complaint from a parishioner.

Neighbourhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman publicly accused police of covering up the beating of a homeless black man by the son of a white officer more than a year before he shot unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin, it emerged today.

Church bosses have launched an investigation into a vicar's online postings after a complaint was made about swearing and comments about having to go to church on Sunday.