Hi there! I understand that when you use the back arrow while browsing the Daily Mail, it keeps going back to a version of the paper that is several days old. That sounds inconvenient. To help you best, could you tell me a bit more about where exactly you are using the back arrow? For example, is this happening in a web browser on your Windows device, or within a Daily Mail app? Also, have you noticed if this happens when navigating from a specific section or page?

A common cause for this kind of issue is that the browser might be loading a cached version of the page, meaning it shows an older saved version instead of refreshing to the newest one. Here’s a step-by-step approach to troubleshoot:

1. Clear your browser cache: On Windows with a WebKit-based browser, go to your browser settings and find the option to clear browsing data, specifically cached images and files. Clearing this can force your browser to fetch the newest page version.

2. Try a hard refresh: When on the Daily Mail page, press Ctrl + F5 on your keyboard to reload the page fully, bypassing the cache.

3. Check if this happens in other browsers: If possible, try using a different browser (like Edge or Firefox) to see if the back arrow behaves the same way. This can confirm if the issue is browser-specific.

4. Avoid using the back button immediately after navigation: Sometimes, the site's architecture involves redirects that confuse the back button, causing it to loop back to an older state. Instead, try using the site’s internal navigation or homepage link.

5. Disable any browser extensions: Some extensions can interfere with page loading. Temporarily disable them to see if it resolves the issue.

If you’ve already tried these steps or the problem persists, please let me know what you’ve tried, and I can help you explore more advanced fixes or check if this is a recognized issue with the Daily Mail website itself.

Are you okay with trying these steps? If yes, I can guide you through them one by one!