a busy summer ahead for ashley giles.disputed world champion in the four—belt era...what do you do next? josh taylor cleaned up in the early hours of sunday morning with a points win againstjose ramirez in las vegas... andy burke has been to meet him to find out: josh taylor returned holmes to scotland a hero this week and he's beginning to realise just how much pride the country has taken and is his achievement. —— return home a hero. his achievement. -- return home a hero. , �* . , , . hero. didn't really feel the effect of it until i _ hero. didn't really feel the effect of it until i got _ hero. didn't really feel the effect of it until i got home _ hero. didn't really feel the effect of it until i got home from - hero. didn't really feel the effect of it until i got home from the i of it until i got home from the airport, and other day and then yesterday saying all the reports in the news and things of that. it has been crazy. i was a little bit thinking was he going to go unnoticed back home but everybody seems to b

edgbaston and could see around 18,000 fans in the stadium — something england's managing director, ashley gilesgoing to be a really welcome sight for all of us and the players particularly. some of the players will not have played in front of crowds at home for a couple of years now. so we are looking forward to that atmosphere at edgbaston, which is always electric and i suppose it's just another step towards normality for all of us which is great for everyone. and tennis star naomi osaka says she won't be taking questions from the media at the upcoming french open because of the impact on the mental health of players. the four—time grand slam champion, says expecting them to talk after a defeat amounted to "kicking a person while they're down" and added, "we're asked questions, that bring doubt into our minds and i'm just not going to subject myself to people that doubt me." she said she expected to receive a considerable fine, which she hopes will go to a mental health charity. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/spo

and could see around 18,000 fans in the stadium — something with england's managing director, ashley gilese next hour. a global temperature limit is set to be reached in at least one of the next five years. a study says that by 2025, there's a 40% chance of at least one year being 1.5 celsius higher than the pre—industrial level. scientists say it is an important development as global warming gets worse. the analysis is based on modelling by the uk met office. let's speak to our science editor, david shukman. it isa it is a modelling exercise using computer models, led by the met office, scientists from ten other countries, including the us and china involved. it has a real global basis to this work. what they have done is try to come up with an assessment of what's going to happen in the next five years but there's a reasonable possibility that one of the next five years will have an average global temperature that is at 1.5 celsius above the preindustrial level. they do add that they don't expected to be anything other than temporary, but it would one year alone reaching that level, beca