group that isn t is group see in their we have seen two teams progress indefinitely to the next round into teams going home. so spain managed to beat zambia more than 5 0 securing its spot in the next stage and we saw the return of the captain who had been into you do it with an acl injury. a lot of excitement from the spanish camp to see her back in spanish media they have been saying. which means welcome back and she is overly valued member of the team so huge excitement for that. currently ranked sixth in the world and emerge despite a lot of turmoil and difficultly as a team to watch and this broke up. the other team and i will get there now is japan. they beat costa rica 2 0 meaning thatjapan will be going through. we have heard for simple that one of the players from goalkeeper from costa rica has emerged of the star of one of this broke up
who to take it, so they played rock paper scissors to decide, universally fair method, i think. that goal means that japan universally fair method, i think. that goal means thatjapan are through to the final of the competition. just as well he scored. that is all the sport for now. back to you. my to you. my kids were to prove, that is how they make all of their life decisions! new figures in the uk show that prices for package holidays to many popular destinations have risen steeply over the last year. the average price of a week with full food and board in majorca in spain is up 21%. prices for tenerife have risen more than 22%, figures from travelsupermarket showed. our cost of living correspondent, colletta smith, reports. when it comes to chat about holidays, in here they re professionals. literally the first thing everybody says at any appointment!
saying, this has been an important symbolic start to this summit and this is one thatjapan was keen this summit and this is one that japan was keen on hosting for many reasons but this of course is an important location as they stand there for a, it would appear, just before they get there summit started and nick was giving us some of the background of what the city is like, a day that the g7 summit is starting and have a question of militarisation and peace, these questions are still very much on people s minds here in hiroshima. you can see the leaders there as they stand together and they have promised together and they have promised to make a commitment again to reaffirm their commitment to try to continue to support ukraine in a current conflict and of course as we mentioned, contain china as well amid fears, particularly there in japan about the possibility of a chinese attack on taiwan. so it looks like they are just
where chinese ships are patrolling very closely. the equipment we have in terms of missile launches is for defending ourselves. it s not for attacking other countries. we re not looking for war. japan has not fired a single shot in battle since the end of world war ii, but this country that has spent decades avoiding war might find itself being pulled into one. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, okinawa. jeffrey hornung is a senior political scientist at the rand corporation, a us based think tank and research institute, and he says the new landmark global strategic partnership between the uk and japan is highly significant. to date outside of the usjapan alliance, the most thatjapan has had with defense relations, the robustness has been with australia. japan, for years, has been looking to increase its defence ties with europe, uk among them. and so this is really a landmark agreement, the fact that they re taking their defence
partnership between the uk and japan is significant. to date outside of the usjapan alliance, the most thatjapan has had with defense relations, the robustness has been with australia. japan, foryears, has been looking to increase its defence ties with europe, uk among them. and so this is really a landmark agreement, the fact that they re taking their defence relationship to the next level. and as we ve heard in china s report, japan is boosting its defense spending. and president biden is, of course, arriving injapan today and will be meeting with mr kishida against the war in ukraine, the growing threat of china that will likely be the top of the agenda of the conversation and the g7 summit. sure. in the g7 summit, they re going to be talking about a wide array of issues, whether it be global health, economic or security. but with the bilateral summit, i think we can expect to see a lot more security focused interest, be that the