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Met Police open investigation into Sir Mo Farah trafficking revelation

The Home Office earlier confirmed it would not take action against Sir Mo after he revealed the information.

The Independent UK

Police ‘launch investigation into Sir Mo Farah trafficking revelation’

The Home Office earlier confirmed it would not take action against Sir Mo after he revealed the information.

The Independent UK

Police launch probe into Sir Mo Farah being trafficked into UK as child

Sir Mo Farah revealed he was trafficked into the UK as a child to be kept as a domestic slave and that his name had been Hussein Abdi Kahin

Daily Mirror

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The Real Mo Farah review – a beautiful, heartbreaking story that exposes cruel Tory policy

This hugely moving documentary sees the athlete bravely open up about being trafficked to the UK as a child, highlighting our government’s disgraceful demonisation of illegal immigrants

The Guardian - UK

Advocates: Farah's story can help other trafficking victims

Until this week, Mo Farah was a four-time Olympic champion winding down his hugely successful career as a long-distance runner

The Independent UK

'Mo Farah's story shows newcomers can make our country a better place'

The Home Office now presents a hostile environment to illegal immigrants but Sir Mo Farah's story shows what kindness and compassion can achieve, says Eva Simpson

Daily Mirror

Migrants arriving in UK with petrol burns after crossing Channel – watchdog

Chief inspector of prisons Charlie Taylor raised concerns about the Home Office’s ‘haphazard’ arrangements for Channel migrants.

The Independent UK

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Bristol hairdresser Anthonell Peccoo 'sense of relief' as Home Office ends deportation proceedings

A judge ruled in his favour earlier this year and said he was able to stay

Bristol Post

Sir Mo Farah is ‘relieved’ Home Office won’t deport him after trafficking claim

Sir Mo Farah revealed in his upcoming documentary how he was illegally trafficked to the UK from Somalia and assumed the name of another child.

Daily Record

Passport Office chaos left family members getting documents back months apart

Rob Jones' children received their passports more than a month apart ahead of jetting off from their Devon home to a big multi-destination holiday to Tanzania, Zanzibar and Greece

Daily Mirror

Thousands of new gun licences approved in England and Wales last year

New 'digital markers' on gun holders' medical records have been launched to help safeguard against firearm misuse

Wales Online

Priti Patel refuses to appear before Home Affairs Committee amid government instability

Reason given by home secretary for ‘unacceptable’ decision ‘does not make sense’, committee chair says

The Independent UK

Relative of woman accused of keeping Sir Mo Farah as 'child slave' denies he was trafficked

A relative of the woman accused of keeping Sir Mo Farah as a 'child slave' upon his illegal arrival into the UK has denied that the Team GB athlete was trafficked into the UK

Daily Mirror

Mo Farah 'relieved' at Home Office decision after revealing he was trafficked into UK

The four-time Olympic champion revealed on Monday that he had been illegally smuggled into the UK under a false name

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The Independent UK

Sir Mo Farah ‘relieved’ Home Office will take no action over documentary revelations

Farah revealed in a documentary titled The Real Mo Farah that he was brought to Britain from Somalia illegally

Daily Mirror

Sir Mo Farah is 'relieved' Home Office won't take action after his trafficking claim

Sir Mo Farah revealed in his upcoming documentary how he was illegally brought to Britain from Somalia and assumed the name of another child

Wales Online

Home Office will take no action against Sir Mo Farah after his shock revelation

The four-time Olympic champion revealed in a BBC documentary that he was brought to Britain from Somalia illegally

The Independent UK

‘This is my country’ – Sir Mo Farah ‘relieved’ Home Office will take no action

Farah revealed in a documentary titled The Real Mo Farah that he was brought to Britain from Somalia illegally.

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The Independent UK

Sir Mo Farah ‘relieved’ that UK Home Office will take no action against him

The four-time Olympic champion, 39, said there were a lot of people he ‘owed my life to’ and that had given him the ‘strength’ to talk about his past.

The Guardian - UK

Trafficking victims ‘fear being criminalised’ if they seek help

Charity workers hope Sir Mo Farah’s decision to reveal he was trafficked would encourage more victims to come forward

The Guardian - UK

Home Office grants baby stranded in Jamaica leave to come to UK

Home Office does U-turn and grants baby visa 24 hours after Guardian revealed family’s plight

Wales Online

Child slavery reports in the UK reach record levels as Sir Mo Farah speaks about his own trafficking experience.

Olympic gold medallist reveals he had been brought to the UK from Djibouti at the age of nine and forced to serve another family’s children

The Independent UK

Mo Farah: Met Police assessing allegations Olympian was trafficked to UK as child

Met Police says specialist officers are assessing information on claims Olympian was forced to work as servant

The Independent UK

Police ‘assessing’ allegations Sir Mo Farah was trafficked to UK as child

Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi praised Sir Mo as a ‘truly inspirational’ role model after the revelations.

Daily Mirror

Rwanda deportation flights 'delayed until September' as Tories slug it out over leader

Despite a delay to court proceedings, the Home Office today declined to rule out attempting to put asylum seekers on flights to central Africa - although government insiders say there is "zero chance" of this happening

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