Yahoo has gradually been getting worse and worse over the past 12 months.

There is no structure to the stories, you have world news mixed in with sports or celebrities or some random click-bait stories with misleading headlines. The previous version of yahoo was much better, I'm not sure why it was changed. Often the same stories are there for days at a time and the quality of reporting on some of the articles is dreadful.

The amount of 'sponsored' stories and advertisements on the page is just getting out of control now. Yahoo has sold out big time to advertisers. I've used Yahoo as my homepage for as long as I've been using the internet and for the first time I've changed it to MSN due to how poorYahoo has become.

Why oh why Yahoo do we now need another tick box to confirm that we want to sign out? We've already clicked on the sign out button, we don't need to click again to confirm we want to sign out. If we did sign out by mistake, which is highly unlikely, then all we have to do is sign in again. No need for another sign out page asking us if we're sure we want to sign out. Of course we're sure other wise we wouldn't have clicked the 'sign out' button DOH! Can you please remove that new sign out confirmation page which is completely irrelevant and not needed.

Even after a written complaint to Yahoo's Customer Services arm, even after a subsequent attack against Muslims in Finsbury Park, London this week, Yahoo refuses to remove an offensive advertisement from a white, right wing extremist group propogating a Muslim attempt to somehow 'take control of Europe' is underway. Europe is Doomed' Shouts the headline. It comes up immediately I access Yahoo's platform to access my e-mail and facebook accounts

Yahoo needs to remove itself from this - and it from Yahoo. Why has this not been done

Yahoo and Google continue to distance themselves from responsibility of content which appears on their platforms currently. The above appearing for the second time - immediately as I opened Yahoo's digital platform - after another sickening attack here in The U.K. (this time targetting a Mosque in Finsbury Park, north London) shows Yahoo had little compulsion or intent to remove it. Despite it being in direct contravention of its' own racial vilification policy. The fact this re-appeared a day after a secular white attack on a religious minority in The U.K. was even more glaring

Is there anything someone sensible can actually do about this. This the second time I have made the same complaint about the same offensive material appearing on my Yahoo entry portal. The last was when the very same offensive item appeared as an 'advertisement' immediately following an attack on the Ariane Grande concert over a month ago in Manchester. Do my children have to read this? In desperation I am ruling out yourselves and the above digital corporate entity mentioned here from either sensible behaviour, responsibility or being capable of either) -M.