Google images isues

Anyone else having issues with Google image browsing on iPhone? Whenever I begin an image search- it will pull the first page of images up fine- however after that I can't advance the image pages past the first one. Also can no longer touch an image to magnify/expand the image....
Seems to have started recently. I've turned my phone on and off- hoping to reset, but no luck..... Is there a setting or something that may have gone awry?
Searched the web and haven't seen similar issues....
Thanks for any suggestions.

Zackpm, thank you for responding. Sorry it took a couple of days to respond back.
I get various re directs. They are different almost every time with different searches, but once in a particular search say, "basketball uniforms" then the re direct is the same site no matter which uniform picture I click.
Here's the most recent re direct when I was searching for trophy plaque sample pics. Additionally, here is the web site link:
http://www.rivasearchpage.com/?q=&aid=810&n=5
Very frustrating, as this is happening almost every search I do.

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