The look at the stories making the headlines with insights from the BBC's global

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podcasts. This week the rescue mission to save 41 workers trapped in a collapsed tunnel in India.

We speak to our correspondent who was at the scene.

The joy was really lovely to see because we had spent so many days involved in the story.

Hello I'm Harry Bly, and this is the Happy Pot, a weekly roundup of uplifting news from around the world.

In Indonesia, a baby rhinoceros has been born on the island of Sumatra, boosting hopes the critically

endangered species can be saved.

They live in deep forests in Sumatra and they usually isolated so when they want to meet up with another rhino to breed they actually sing through the forest which is absolutely fantastic.

The former mayor of Vancouver, Sam Sullivan, tells us about testing a set of revolutionary earbuds that allow him to control his wheelchair.

I said, look, mom, no hands.

So I was just doing wheelies around my lobby just exploring and I was sort of like experiencing all of these new feelings.

And the grandfather from Britain who after recovering from COVID-19 took up arm wrestling and became a European champion.

All that and more to come.

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On the 12th of November, part of a tunnel that was being drilled into the Himalayas collapsed, trapping 41 workers inside.

What followed was a marathon effort to rescue the trapped men with food, water and oxygen pumped in through a small pipe.

Heavy machinery airlifted to the site in the state of Utter Akund,

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