this has become the mantra now of the tokyo olympics — "safe and secure", we hear from everybody. so it does seem like it is going ahead. i have to say, the australian softball team are a little bit of an anomaly because they've come here more than 50 days before the olympics. they've come to actually take part in some matches with japanese teams, including the national team of japan, so that they can get themselves some practice, because back in australia, they basically didn't have any opportunities to play real matches, and so that's why they've decided to come here so early. we don't expect to see most of the teams turning up here for some weeks yet, and indeed, some teams have the world's largest food company, nestle, has said it's trying to update its nutrition and health strategy after reportedly admitting that many of its mainstream food and drink products would be classified as unhealthy. the financial times quoted an internal company presentation as admitting that nearly 70% of its mainstream food and drinks products did not meet a recognised definition of healthy. to give you an idea, one if its hot pockets pepperoni pizza contains 48% of a person's recommended daily allowance of sodium. and strawbery nesquik,