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

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

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.

In tonight's edition: Olympic champion Mo Farah has revealed he was trafficked to Britain as a child from Djibouti. The war in Ukraine has deepened a food emergency that is affecting a staggering 346 million people in parts of Africa. And communities in Niger are ramping up training in farming…

At just 9 years old, Mo Farah, who would go on to become first British track and field athlete to win four Olympic gold medals, was handed fake travel documents, shuttled onto a plane by a stranger, flown from his home in Djibouti to England and forced to work as…

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

‘State of precariousness’ for child victims navigating complicated immigration procedures, experts say

Thirty years after being illegally trafficked into the UK under the wrong name, Sir Mo Farah has finally revealed the story of how he came to the country.

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

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

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