Deleted posts included "GO PUTIN! Russian president’s popularity on rise in Czech Republic!" and "VIDEO: Putin backs our Brexit".
Trump's tweets drew criticism from UK Prime Minister Theresa May and rebukes from around the world. The White House vigorously defended the tweets, saying they spoke to a national security issue.
New analysis by the Office for National Statistics shows London has made no progress on the gender pay gap in 20 years.
Philip Hammond announced downgrades to the UK economy – which means less government spending and lower wages – in his Budget speech.
The social media giant is facing serious questions over its efforts to deal with fake propaganda accounts after BuzzFeed News uncovered a network directly connected to the Russia-linked accounts Twitter submitted to Congress.
There are 18.9 million people in the UK living below the "minimum income standard", according to a new report, and government policies are hitting certain types of families harder.
The international development secretary met an Israeli charity that has showcased products of a company directly connected to the Tory peer who arranged the meeting.
The National Audit Office says the WannaCry attack caused at least 19,000 cancelled appointments and operations across England alone.
Leave.EU's expletive-filled response to BuzzFeed News comes as MPs ask social networks for information on bot activity during the referendum campaign.
The social media giant has been urged by a senior MP to reveal what it knows about potential interference in the referendum after researchers discovered a bot network that vanished within weeks of the vote.
Sort of. But not really.
Leave voters were older, poorer, less educated, and far more likely to think the country was getting worse than Remain voters, new research shows.
Celebrities, the ultra-rich, and at least one pope have been receiving injections of ground-up sheep fetuses in luxury Swiss and German clinics. Do they know something we don’t?
Is it legal to be drunk in a pub? Can you carry a plank? And when can you shoot a Scotsman? The UK Law Commission has revealed all. (NB This post should not be taken as legal advice.)
Exclusive: BuzzFeed News has seen leaked documents that reveal Rafael Correa used the intelligence budget to delete content critical of him and the first lady from YouTube, Facebook, and other sites.
The WikiLeaks founder is out to settle a score with Hillary Clinton and reassert himself as a player on the world stage, says BuzzFeed News special correspondent James Ball, who worked for Assange at WikiLeaks.
Theresa May said she plans to work with the anti-gay and anti-abortion DUP, and America's far-right trolls are thrilled.
Former Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg and Angus Robertson, the SNP's leader in Westminster, are the first major figures to lose their seats – but more are expected to follow.
Following reporting by BuzzFeed News, Labour's shadow policing minister has called for an immediate government investigation.
A new documentary on "Stuxnet", the joint U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran's nuclear program, reveals it was just a small part of a much bigger cyber operation against the nation's military and civilian infrastructure under the code name "NITRO ZEUS".
