21/08/2016 Newsround

Day 15 brings more gold for Team GB and it's a day

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Good morning. I'm Ayshah.

The Olympics are almost over, but that's not stopped Team GB

They're sitting pretty at 2nd in the medal table.

Last night, Mo Farah claimed gold in the 5000 metres.

Mo Farah is going to get gold for Great Britain again.

It was Farah's fourth Olympic gold medal in total and he becomes

Britain's most successful Olympic track and field athlete of all time.

I have that drive and I think it's something we're born

with and I think, I don't know, just me.

That was quickly followed by a bronze in the women's 4 x 400m

relay to get Great Britain's 66th medal here, meaning they've

surpassed their haul from four years ago when they hosted

A special mention for the smiliest boxer in the world, Nicola Adams,

who defended her title and got another gold.

Nicola is the first British boxer to win two consecutive Olympic

titles since 1924 and unsurprisingly, she couldn't keep

The other gold of the day came from Liam Heath

And in the women's triathlon, Vicky Holland claimed bronze as GB's

But there was some bad news for Tom Daley, who made a shock exit

in the 10m platform diving when he failed to

Because it's the Olympic games, they mean so much to me and just

to be not in the final, to get the shot to go for that

But it was a record-breaking day for Team GB and another

From Rio to the Ballroom, and the latest Strictly

She's said to be inspired by fellow Team GB Olympian Louis Smith,

who picked up the glitterball in 2012.

If you want to find out who else will be dancing it up

in the ballroom then go online where we've got a gallery

You might recognise this guy, Ore, who used to be

It's fair to say he's probably going to be our favourite.

To a mission to save one of our most endangered mammals.

This month 100 water voles that have been raised in captivity

are being released into the wild in Yorkshire in

And we've got some top facts for you about the special

Meet one of Britain's most endangered mammal,

They might be shy and secretive, but they're the largest type of vole

in Britain and can often be mistaken for a rat.

Despite their name, they don't always live near water.

Inside, they make burrows underground, like moles.

Their homes can have many levels that help prevent flooding

as well as containing rooms for nesting, a food store

and sometimes even a little platform of twigs and grass

where they can sunbathe aboveground.

But that doesn't mean they're not brilliant

Did you know water voles are very strong swimmers?

They can reach up to 500m on the surface or 15 under water.

Back in the 1960s, there were lots of them in Yorkshire

But they were wiped out by mink, brought over

Conservationists hope by re-introducing them

into the wild, they'll be back in the countryside for good.

It's that time of the week for us to take a look at the

strangest stories we've managed to come across.

First up, meet one of our oldest species, the huge Greenland shark

who can live for up to 400 years. Unsurprisingly, that makes the

planet 's longest living vertebrates. That's the animals that

have backbones. With such long lives, the sharks can afford to take

things slow. They are one of the slowest swimmers in the sharp family

and they grow up to one centimetre per year. Now there may be times

when you might not like the weather in UK, but be thankful you don't

step outside and see this. It's what happens when winds mixed with smoke

and flames. This one in the US state of Oregon was probably caused by the

farming equipment. No one was hurt and firefighters put out the blaze

after an hour. Last up, zookeepers in state that a happy surprise when

they discovered that the panda had had twins. They knew she had one

baby but they didn't realise there was a second one for more than a

week. It's because Yang Yang has been keeping her babies between the

big paused to keep them warm. They could only see one at a time. And

That's it for now, I'll be back at 1.45pm.