Rather than displaying the news from sources you prioritise, allow individuals to choose what newspapers they want to read the news from. Personally I can’t stand the ultra conservative and right wing garbage I see from the Express but I’m certain that other users are more than happy to read that rather than the news that I prefer. Everyone would be happy(ish)

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I agree. The news reports are generally right wing and don’t cover the issues that are actually of political importance . We should be able to choose where we get the news from . I would select a more independent news source that can be relied on to be much more impartial .

Just posts rubbish and usually negative views of everything, I now just filter it out, if it says Express UK I just scroll past

It would be great to be able to select where you get your news from. At the mini can only see Daily Express or Daily Mirror. So I’m not reading my news from your app. The express is notably very right wing and distorts news to suit its political standpoint. Why not allow the option of, say, three places to get your news from? You’re more likely to get better viewing numbers this way. Thanks.

While the rest of the internet is abuzz about the Lindsay Clancy trial, your app provides zero updates. Instead, you offer up old news about a former government employee grifter who quit her job 5 months ago. Please get with the times, or better yet, just get rid of it.

Remove new page, filled with rage bait and upsetting stories! Not helpful or useful at all!

What in the A1 is going haywire with online media?

Lately a disproportionate amount of news articles have a “This article cannot be opened due to content license restriction”. This is so disingenuous to clickbait and not have access to the newsfeed. If this continues, I and undoubtedly other users will deactivate our user accounts.