Your reporting, in my opinion, is negative and not helpful. A couple in the early days of marriage and parenthood do not need constant griping from the media. Give them a break!

Lose the unwanted videos which slow everything down. I would like to choose what I watch.

Drop down advert for aol stop it !!!! Annoying

Why do I have to be a member of facebook before I can make comments on news items?

Cant use search button when video is paused as it is blocked by your pop up. Cant stop video running. It even runs when I am using something else like youtube. so annoying. and the music is awful.

Just stop it !

Take down compulsory videos. They are obtrusive and unwanted and difficult to turn off.

4 times this year you have changed log in. Started with Facebook, then to AOL email, then back to facebook, now to this new one that doesn't let you sign in, "Sign in to discuss" you click it nothing. You have to type a message then click sign in, it reloads the page, deletes your message, still can't sign in. Yet I see the trolls of AOL have managed it.

You are a professional organisation that posts articles from different sources. Please stop post misleading titles I.e. "Royal couple ended my relationship", https://www.aol.co.uk/entertainment/2019/11/13/fearne-cotton-knew-first-engagement-was-over-after-seeing-prince/
To anyone seeing the title, you would instantly take the title literally.
Please use more appropriate article titles, this is becoming quite ridiculous and makes you also look silly, I can hardly take any of your news seriously anymore.

Read my words

When scrolling through the headlines the images appear straightaway but the text associated with the image can take up to 15 seconds to display; the text from the previous image remaining visible for the whole of that time. In the past the reverse problem sometimes occurred and it took some time for the images to display which is more understandable. The images and associated text need to be locked together.

Sadly the quality of grammar used by AOL writers is abysmal and getting worse daily. Some is no doubt due to typos as nobody seems to proof read the articles. Most however, seems to be simply due to the writer not having English as their first language. AOL.co.uk is supposed to be a UK website yet the lack of correct grammar leads one to believe it's Staff are mostly foreign.