Absolutely don't want to see Express UK news as it is flammetary, racist, inviting hatred and divide, it is click bait and most of the time wrong and sensationalising suffering and constantly being extremely biased in what it reports! It is constantly scaremongering in its headlines and frankly I've done with their type of "reporting" if it continues to have a voice on my feed, I will remove AOL

Kill the Express news feed or I'm done with aol.

I loathe the sensational Express headlines. Looks like I am not alone.

You must not allow political ads in my email feed that I pay for especially since they do not delete!! Your allowed ads make me feel unsafe and threatened! please remove them. they will not delete!!

How to remove it

Get rid of ridiculous news stories on the home page. I'm sick of being told by express uk that WW3 is imminent on nearly a daily basis. I'd rather not see a news page at all if all it shows is nonesense rather than news.

Either let people select which outlets they want news from or just get rid. Every time I open the app there’s just scaremongering tabloid dross

It really is insulting and needs to stop.

Honest headline writer

We get enough of fake news in Television

Use legitimate journalism or don’t use any stories

clean up the news categories

Get rid of news articles from the daily express it is a hateful publication and I never want to hear anything they have to say

get rid of the mirror news. complete junk. or at least tell us how to block it

Make it possible to have local news based on own location mark ie no change even when you travel

Agree. The Express is full of hate and division. Its articles are prejudice.

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)

Stop publishing Daily express articles.
They all seen to be click bait........

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sick of seeing Express for news.