Vanderbilt won a second title in its four College World Series appearances on Wednesday night with an 8-2 victory over Michigan in Game 3 of the finals. The Commodores won their other championship in 2014.
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Richard Dreyfuss claims Bill Murray was a ‘drunken bully’ on the set of What About Bob?
The 71-year-old actor accused the 68-year-old former star of Saturday Night Live of being a ‘drunken bully’ while on set of their 1991 film What About Bob?
Migrants held in the Rio Valley face ‘dangerous and overcrowded’ cells, draft report reveals
Draft report focuses on families held in the Rio Valley and is said to have been written by the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Inspector General.
Temperatures soar past 100F smashing records across Europe as ‘hell heatwave’ bites
Europeans are on the alert as a ‘vicious’ Saharan Bubble could see temperatures soar above 104F (40C) in France, Spain and Greece today and Friday.
Australian student Alek Sigley feared detained in North Korea
Pyongyang resident Alek Sigley has not been heard from and there are fears he may have been detained.
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Gharyan was a main supply base for an offensive on Tripoli by insurgents loyal to Khalifa Haftar.
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Smokers who switch to e-cigarettes could save up to £780 each year
Scientists at University College London looked at survey data from 859 people who smoked or vaped and found using e-cigarettes cost around £15 less each week.
‘Unicorn magic poo’ slime pots are removed from shelves over health fears
The pots of slime, branded as ‘unicorn magic poo’, have been found to contain too much of a chemical element called boron, falling foul of EU regulations drawn up in Brussels.
Welton primary school bans kids from choosing who they play with
At Welton Primary School in Brough, East Yorkshire, pupils are divided into colour groups and must take part in a pre-set activity determined by the school at break times.
Medical students will receive training on gang violence
The British Medical Association has voted to treat the knife crime epidemic by training medical students on gang violence.