We used to buy the Daily Mail every Saturday, mainly for the TV magazine and the crossword.

Since the new editor has converted it into a pro-remain rag, I refuse to pay them a penny more and look only at the (free) app.

Unlike the online newspaper version of the DM, the app (on Google Play) doesn't 'jump around' as you put it, and with which I completely agree. However, I believe that they have put 'Media Studies' trainees in charge, as their command of English is appalling.

The good thing about the app, though, is that it features readers' comments for most articles which, in my opinion, are more useful than the articles themselves.

What is interesting and slightly amusing is that whilst the articles have an anti-Brexit leaning, the readers' comments are completely the opposite which would suggest that the new editor is failing to have the persuasive effect he clearly hopes for!

And most probably American, going by their constant overuse of 'Mom'!

I am forever digging around to find the news and then digging further to verify facts. The reality is that as click bait pays the bills in the media world, the more sensational the headlines and stories within them will become.

What is bothersome is that while we have freedom of the press, we do not have any oversight of what is published. The line between news and entertainment no longer exists.

i take exception to that!

Yours truly,
surfermom

I take exception to that!

Yours truly,
Surfermom

I take exception to that!

Yours truly,
Surfermom