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This week was dominated by one story: Dean Gaffney saying he'd applied to be a spy.

Yes, just like Michael Fabricant, you couldn't make it up. And maybe The Sun did. But aside from the Gaffney bombshell, this week also saw the publication of a small pamphlet called The Leveson Report, a debate over minimum alcohol prices, more local by-elections, more UKIP controversy, and the news that the new Bank of England Governor is Mark Carney. Or as he's known in his native Canada: Mark Carn, Eh!

And as usual, we've trawled through Twitter so you don't have to, bringing you a round-up of funny tweets about all of the above - plus Frenchman Joey Barton, angry half-man Angus T. Jones, and more Murs. Enjoy!

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So His Holiness has joined Twitter - and we have to say, we're pretty surpised by who he's following:

Screengrabbed for The Huffington Post UK by @Quantick and @DavidLBeresford).

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WHAT. A. WEEK.

The Pope joined Twitter, a royal foetus joined the world, Starbucks joined the rest of us who pay taxes, and Max Clifford joined the ranks of other British men over 50 and involved in showbiz who have recently been trending on Twitter.

And in the midst of all that, the software-icon-turned-fugitive (yes, another one!) John McAfee was caught, George Osborne released his autumn statement, and we all started opening our advent calendars. Like we say: what a week.

And here were just some of the tweets about all those events - and others - that made us chuckle. Enjoy!

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