The Latest Breaking News from Mo Farah

During the pandemic, millions of us spent so many Thursday nights on our doorsteps, cheering, clapping and banging saucepans to remind health and care workers of how much they mean to us

Olympic medalist Sir Mo Farah was almost refused entry back into the UK after competing for Team GB when he was 16. Coach Mark Gregory said a customs official wanted to send Mo back to Germany

The sporting legacy of the London 2012 Olympics has been betrayed by Tory cuts. The last 10 years have seen participation in sports plummet, facilities forgotten and physical activity flatline

Ten years on from the flag-draped fever dream of Danny Boyle’s opening ceremony and the golden night of Saturday 4 August, what have we got left from London 2012?

On the eve of track and field’s historic party in Eugene, Ore., one of its most-loved stars shared that he was trafficked as a child.

A host of elite sporting stars will line up in Larne to race along the spectacular Antrim Coast Road next month

ANDY BUTCHART has leaned on Mo Farah’s mentor to help him challenge for three titles this summer, starting with the 5000 metres at the world…

Sir Mo Farah recently revealed that he was trafficked into the UK at the age of nine for domestic servitude. In a BBC documentary, the long-distance runner said it took him three decades to publicly discuss what happened to him, partly because he wanted to block it out, and is…

Wightman is the new world champion after his 1500m victory in Eugene.

Letters: One reader says the government seemed determined to deport a trafficking victim they knew, while David Westlake says it is rare for survivors’ voices to be heard

The four-time Olympic champion said he often thinks about the ‘other Mohamed Farah’ following the shock revelation in a recent documentary