Sir Mo also spoke to the real Mohamed Farah telling him: “I can’t believe that I’m speaking to you. I carry your name and for many, many years, I carry that with me and I’m proud you know ...

Sir Mo Farah doesn’t much like sitting still. “No, I can’t, I can’t,” he says, bobbing a tracksuited leg up and down gently. I have managed to detain him in a changing room at a cricket pavilion in ...

Sir Mo Farah was brought to the UK illegally as a child and forced to work as a domestic servant, he has revealed. The Olympic star has told the BBC he was given the name Mohamed Farah by those ...

Farah, who now has four children of his own with wife Tania Nell, says he named his son Hussein to honor his roots. The Real Mo Farah debuts Wednesday, July 13 at 9 p.m. on BBC One.

Mo Farah, the most successful British track athlete in modern Olympic history, revealed that he was trafficked to the United Kingdom as a child under a false name. In an interview with the BBC for ...

Britain's Mo Farah celebrates after winning the men's 5000m final during the athletics event at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games at the Olympic Stadium in Rio de Janeiro on Aug. 20, 2016.

Sir Mo, who named his son Hussein after his real identity, said: "I often think about the other Mohamed Farah, the boy whose place I took on that plane, and I really hope he's OK.

Sir Mo Farah has told his life story countless times: how he arrived in the UK as a boy with his mother and brothers, to live with a father who was already here. Yet that account was false.

Sir Mo applied for British citizenship–which was granted in 2000–under the name Mohamed Farah–and he has gone by the name ever since.

Sir Mo says: "I carry your name and for many, many years, im proud of what i have achieved. as a person I always wonder where's Mohamed, is he okay, what would life have been like for him?

Which brings us back to the Mo-who-would-be-Mohamed Farah. It’s hardly a secret that “Mo” is more palatable to a portion of the British (and American) public.