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WE'VE all had Netflix troubles where the stream keeps pausing to load – but there's a simple fix. Netflix has a secret menu that you can unlock, giving you special controls over the playback of your TV show or movie. Netflix secret menu – how does it work? Netflix always tries to give you the best possible video and audio quality for your connection. But if you're having WiFi issues and your connection is changing very quickly, this causes problems for Netflix. You get situations where Netflix is trying to load high-quality video and simply can't respond fast enough to your failing connection. This can sometimes cause video to "buffer" – pausing, and then loading up content so that you can get uninterrupted playback. Netflix secret menu – how does it work? Netflix always tries to give you the best possible video and audio quality for your connection. But if you're having WiFi issues and your connection is changing very quickly, thi...

A MAN has been arrested after allegedly trying to smash the case holding the Magna Carta with a hammer in a bid to steal it. The suspect, 45, was arrested at Salisbury Cathedral yesterday afternoon, with the building having to be evacuated while police responded. Officers arrested the man on suspicion of attempted theft, possession of an offensive weapon and criminal damage. Locals claim that have-a-go heroes spotted the danger and intervened. One witness said: "We were walking past the cathedral as the alarms started, and everyone was starting to come out. "As we got to the stonemason's gateway we heard some shouting and could see a few people coming out of the gates so we stopped. "It looked like some men ‘play-fighting’ but as they got through the gates I saw a hammer drop to the floor and one of the men kicked it into the road whilst another man held on to him. "They then held onto him with hands behind his back whilst they picked up the...

A bed firm boss who designed a cot in which a seven-month-old baby "choked to death" has been jailed for three years and four months. Craig Williams's Playtime Beds Ltd sold the cot bed where Oscar Abbey got stuck trying to crawl through a gap. Oscar's lifeless body was found by his parents caught in the bed at their home in York on 3 November 2016. Williams, 37, from Rotherham, South Yorkshire, pleaded guilty to two charges at Leeds Crown Court. The father of three admitted a health and safety failing to discharge the employer's general duty and a fraud charge. A jury in his trial was asked to return a not guilty verdict to gross negligence manslaughter. More news from Yorkshire Judge Martin Spencer said Williams had a "significant responsibility" for Oscar's death and told him: "You should bear the brunt of that responsibility for the rest of your life." Williams's employee, Joseph Bruce, 31, of Kimberworth Park Road...

A powerful 6.4-magnitude earthquake south of the island of Zakynthos has been felt across western Greece. Nobody was injured by the tremor, which struck at 01:54 on Friday (22:54 GMT), but there was significant damage to the local port and a 13th Century island monastery south of Zakynthos. A series of aftershocks were felt in the hours after the quake and local schools were shut for the day. The quake struck 50km (30 miles) south-west of Zakynthos, in the Ionian Sea. Hundreds of residents spent much of the night outside in the streets as further powerful shocks were felt. "Everything was visibly shaking up and down. The table, wardrobe and beds were all bouncing," said British holidaymaker Joanna Jones from Liverpool who was staying with her family at a hotel in Alykanas, in the north of the island. "It felt like it lasted five minutes but realistically it was only 10 seconds. The pool was swaying all over the place and the shelves have all come down in the...

French officials have rejected suggestions they could resort to a "go-slow" policy at the port of Calais if there is no Brexit deal. The UK's Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab warned on Thursday of major disruption in a "worse case scenario", which might force firms to use other ports. But Xavier Bertrand, president of the Hauts-de-France region, said ensuring "fluidity" of trade was essential. Another official said closing Calais would be an "economic suicide mission". There has been widespread concern about the impact of longer border checks at Calais if the UK leaves the EU on 29 March 2019 without a deal. Transport Secretary Chris Grayling met the mayor of Calais, Natacha Bouchart, on Thursday to discuss French and British preparations for such an eventuality amid claims that businesses may be forced to use Dutch and Belgian ports instead to transport goods. Brexit and the booming British strawberry UK 'will pay the price...

A picture of a burrito has gone viral. Yes, you read correctly. A burrito. And for good reason. The image is of a man eating a burrito in what is quite possibly the least conventional way to eat a rice-filled Mexican wrap. And no doubt adding to the confusion is one big question: is that Justin Bieber? The stranger in question looks scarily like the singer, but has his face somewhat hidden. Whether it's Bieber or not is a debate lots of people are having. But what there's less argument about is this alternative way to eat a burrito. People compared the mystery man's technique to that of an instrument. Skip Twitter post by @broazay View image on Twitter

The Ryanair passenger filmed launching a tirade at an elderly woman on a flight has apologised and denied he is a racist. David Mesher was on a flight from Barcelona to Stansted on 19 October when he began insulting Delsie Gayle. He told ITV's Good Morning Britain he was "not a racist person by any means" and it was "just a fit of temper at the time". Mrs Gayle, 77, and her daughter Carol Gayle have rejected his apology.

The FBI has searched a mail facility in Florida, as investigators try to find out who is behind a series of crude explosive packages targeting several prominent Democrats. Devices have been sent to eight high-profile people, including ex-President Barack Obama and actor Robert De Niro. US officials say some of the packages appear to have been sent from a postal centre in north-western Miami. The FBI has not yet released any details of their investigation. Similar packages have also been sent to former Vice-President Joe Biden and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, among others. What we know about US mail bomb threats Pence vows to punish senders The postal facility searched is in Opa-locka, where security footage was being scrutinised. A bomb squad and canine unit accompanied federal officials, police from Miami-Dade County said.

Before today, if you had told people in Crimea there had been a mass school shooting, most would have thought you were talking about the United States. Now all that has changed. The shooting spree in the Kerch Polytechnic has left the peninsula, annexed by Russia from Ukraine in 2014, in shock. But should it come as such a surprise? In Russia this year there have been five major attacks in schools. In Kerch, questions are already being asked: how did Vladislav Roslyakov manage to obtain a licence for a hunting weapon? And how was he able to launch such a deadly attack on his college?

Investigators later said they found a second device among the personal possessions of the gunman and that it had been disarmed. BBC Russian has been speaking to witnesses, including Igor Zakharevsky, who was in the canteen when the gunman struck. "I was at the epicentre of the first explosion, at the entrance, near the buffet," he said. "I was in complete shock and one of my classmates started pulling me away. Then I heard several shots at intervals of two or three seconds. After a while there was another explosion." National guard soldiers were deployed and schools and pre-schools in the city were evacuated. A businessman near the college described hearing an explosion and seeing a large window shatter.

Several witnesses maintain they heard one or more explosions.

Soon after reports of a blast in the college, investigators released a statement saying an explosive device filled with "metal objects" had detonated in the dining area.

At the same time, Russia's law enforcement sources are quoted by local media as saying that the attacker had detonated a bomb in the canteen before starting shooting.

The investigative committee said initial examinations suggested all the victims died of gunshot wounds, but some reports speak of shrapnel injuries.

Photos later emerged in Russian media purportedly showing the body of the attacker in the college library.

The alleged perpetrator, named Vladislav Roslyakov, is said to have run from room to room as he fired, starting in the area near the canteen. He then shot himself dead, Russia's investigative committee said.

Details are still emerging, and there are contradictory reports about the chronology of the attack.

Details are still emerging, and there are contradictory reports about the chronology of the attack.

The annexation marked the start of a simmering conflict involving Russian-backed rebels in eastern Ukraine that goes on to this day.

Russia seized Crimea from Ukraine in 2014 in a move condemned by many Western powers.

Officials and witnesses have also spoken of at least one blast caused by an unidentified explosive device.

An 18-year-old student ran through the technical college in Kerch firing at fellow pupils before killing himself, Russian investigators say.

At least 19 people have been killed and dozens more wounded in a shooting at a college in Russian-annexed Crimea.