Name: What's Good? A roundup of this week's good news
Uploaded: 2021-01-17T18:50:07.000Z
Duration: 3 min 13 s
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a boy from Nigeria sets a soccer world record.

The EU approved sales of its first artificial heart.

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Aunt Animals are rescued after record snowfall in Spain from a week of news.

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After historic snowfall across Spain, emergency services launched rescue missions for stranded animals left with no food.

Drone footage shows a helicopter delivering bales of hay for cattle in the outskirts of Madrid and Civil Guard members rescuing a horse in the north of the country.

Shannon's Oichi from Nigeria set a world record for the most consecutive soccer ball touches in one minute while balancing a second ball on his head.

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 After a long awaited European Commission approval this week, French company Combat manufactures the device, which is designed to replace the rial hot for years. 