Despite flunking a quick history test, the prime minister got off fairly lightly – although that hasn't stopped the online criticism

We're only one episode into Citizen Khan, the BBC's Asian sitcom, and already the knives are out. Is it racist – or simply unfunny? Let's see what the online world made of it all

Publisher DC Thomson has announced the comic will cease print publication after its 75th birthday in December, a decision that has got a few Desperate Dan fans a bit misty eyed

Nasa's latest rover triggers an outbreak of awe and ropey humour on Twitter

Graham Hayday: Chris Moyles is stepping down as host of the Radio 1 breakfast show in September. How's that gone down on Twitter? Not well …

Graham Hayday: The music and entertainment magazine is to close after nine years. If Twitter is anything to go by, it'll be sorely missed by its loyal band of readers

How the social network's users reacted to the comedian's attempts to minimise his taxes. By Graham Hayday

Dallas is back! JR, Sue Ellen and Bobby Ewing returned to US TV screens this week, and will be playing out their family feuds in UK homes this autumn. But will anyone tune in? We tested the online waters to find out

Will it be or a hit or miss this year? Here's the online take on proceedings

Children's TV show Blue Peter will no longer be broadcast on BBC1, the BBC announced on Wednesday. Twitter went into a nostalgia-soaked meltdown

Prince Charles tried his hand as a weather forecaster this week during a visit to BBC Scotland's studios. And he wasn't half bad. Here's the best of the online reaction (and some other weather-related stuff)

The eyes of the world were on media mogul Rupert Murdoch this week as he gave several hours of sometimes surprising testimony to the Leveson inquiry. He denied many things, but revealed a lot in the process. Here's a taste of the online reaction

Forget the cut to the 50p rate of income tax: it seems George Osborne's biggest budget blunder was to add VAT to a hot Cornish pasty. Here's how that went down on the web

His budget had few policy surprises, but despite comparing Ed Miliband to Wallace (& Gromit), it was the chancellor who ended up with egg on his face

Graham Hayday: The launch of the £22 computer was so well received – but is it set to revolutionise the way in which children learn IT?

Graham Hayday: The comedian waded into the debate about the lack of older women on television this week – how did the net react?

The actor urged Britain to join UN talks on the future of the Falkland Islands this week – how did the web react?

Swedish pop royalty Abba are releasing a new song for the first time in 18 years – how did Twitter react? By Graham Hayday

How Twitter reacted to Wikipedia's protest against proposed US anti-piracy legislation