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Chatter box Veterinary surgeon and Olympic silver-medalist Laura Muir scooped the gold medal in the 1500m final Commonwealth Games on Sunday.

Winning Scotland's 12th title of the games, Muir finished in four minutes 2.75 seconds, collecting her second medal in 24 hours.

Dr Muir commented on her win: "I just thought my strength is in my kick and I just tried to trust it and hope nobody would catch me. I ran as hard as I could to the line.

"It is so nice to come here and not just get one medal but two and in such a competitive field. Those girls are fast. It means a lot." Chatter box

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Small Animal News
Passengers surprised after giant tortoise delays trains

A giant African tortoise was found injured on the tracks in Suffolk.
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RNLI lifeguard rescues budgie on a beach

The bird had travelled almost nine miles away from home.
Exotic frog found in supermarket 4,000 miles away

The little tree frog went on a 'bananas' journey.
Holyrood Dog of the Year crowned

 Mabel beat out all her paw-litical opponents.
Dog photographer wins prestigious award

 Sophia Hutchinson's Dalmatian picture swept the top spot at the TOG Awards.
Stranded cat rescued by RNLI

The cat, known as Icicle, had become stranded on the River Bure.
Sugar glider discovered in a London nightclub

The lost party animal was rescued by the RSPCA.
Porcupine pufferfish gets beak trimmed

Goldie the pufferfish can eat again after the unusual procedure.
Endangered Australian birds top music charts

 BirdLife Australia created the album to celebrate the diversity of Australia's wildlife.
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Views sought on NOAH Compendium

Users of the National Office of Animal Health (NOAH) Compendium app and website are being asked to share their views on how it can be improved.

In a new survey, users are asked about some suggested future developments, such as notifications for new and updated datasheets, sharing links to datasheets, and enhanced search functionality.

It comes after NOAH ceased publication of the NOAH Compendium book as part of its sustainability and environmental commitments. The website and the app will now be the main routes to access datasheets and view any changes.
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