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Mo Farah wins gold - in pictures

Mohamed Farah: Mo glances to his right in his sprint to the finish line
Farah wonders where his rivals have got to as he sprints to the finish line Photograph: Johannes Eisele/AFP/Getty Images
Mo Farah: Mo glances behind as he crosses the finishing line
Crossing the finishing line with one last glance behind Photograph: Stephen Pond/PA
Mo Farah: Mo reacts with a look of shock after crossing the finish line
First across the line - but why the shock? Photograph: NEIL HALL/Reuters
Mohamed Farah: Mo raises his hands to his faces at the shock of his accomplishment
Now it's over ... Photograph: Adrian Dennis/AFP/Getty Images
Mo Farah: Mo falls to his knees after the finish
Farah falls to his knees ... Photograph: Adrian Dennis/AFP/Getty Images
Mo Farah: Mo has a look of disbelief when he finishes the race
And the man shows his disbelief to training partner and silver medal winner, Galen Rupp Photograph: Adrian Dennis/AFP/Getty Images
Mo Farah: Mo embraces his training partner and silver medalist Galen Rupp
Silver and gold medallists hug in celebration Photograph: Rex Features/Rex Features
Mo Farah: Mo celebrates with his arms raised in a Mo sign after winning the race
Farah spells out 'Mo' with arm signals Photograph: ADRIAN DENNIS/AFP/Getty Images
Mohamed Farah: An extatic Mo embraces his daughter
Daughter Rhianna gets a hug too, and everyone's smiling Photograph: Jason O'Brien/Action Images
Mo Farah: Mo greets his fans after winning gold
Farah's serious face for greeting his fans after winning gold Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian
Mo Farah: Mo is engulfed by a hug from the Olympic mascot
Even the Olympic mascot gets in on the hugging Photograph: Stu Forster/Getty Images
Mo Farah: Mo raises his head to the heavens with a union flag
The champion's moment: Farah raises his the union flag as he wears the gold medal with pride Photograph: Tom Jenkins for The Guardian
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