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Toff's back with more of what's good in the world to end your week with a smile!

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00:00Hi everyone, Tom here with your weekly dose of everything good in the world.
00:05So here are the really lovely stories that we've come across this week.
00:08Now you all may know that we are pretty big on animals on good news and today of course is
00:14no exception.
00:15We start off with the really sweet story of Missy.
00:18Now Missy is a beautiful little rescue cat.
00:22Missy sadly had a really nasty infection which meant that both ears had to be removed.
00:27But that hasn't deterred some really lovely people falling in love with her as we all have too.
00:33Now staying with the cat theme, we have discovered this adorable story of these two tiny little kittens
00:41which are very, very rare and have just been born in Cornwall.
00:46The Cat Conservation Centre in Pawfell are home to these rusty, sported cats
00:52and apparently they are so small that they are born the size of a little mouse.
00:58Now that's really tiny.
01:01Enough with the cats now, I promise.
01:02But sticking with Mother Nature, we have this wonderful footage from the Great Barrier Reef
01:08of this incredible ornate eagle ray gliding across the ocean.
01:14Jacinta Shackleton who took the footage actually saw another one of these only a week before
01:19which is incredibly rare and obviously this has given scientists real hope and optimism
01:25that the species is in fact doing incredibly well.
01:28Now thank you so much for tuning in.
01:31We hope you've given you a little bit of good news to brighten up your day with me and my
01:35sports gear.
01:36But before we go though, we really need to give a shout out to a really amazing person this time.
01:42So she is a granny from Australia and she's called Anne Tempest.
01:46She has completed two of the largest jigsaw puzzles on the planet.
01:51And I don't know about you guys but my patience is pretty thin.
01:55And she completed one that was 14 feet and the other one that was 19 feet.
02:01I mean, what?
02:03One of them actually hangs now in Australia's National Zoo and Aquarium.
02:07But she must have the patience of the same.
02:09Now remember to stay safe everyone.
02:11Take care.
02:12See you soon.
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