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everyone thought that they knew mo farah. >> reporter: the news startled the world. >> so mo farah hasealed he was brought to the uk illegally. >> he was trafficked to london as a child. >> to work as a domestic servant. >> reporter: drew attention to the plight of trafficking survivors. >> i think it's extremely brave. what we do know is that individuals that have suffered this type of trauma through abuse and exploitation carry it with them for the rest of their lives and quite often question themselves time and time again. if it can happen to somebody like sir mo who has achieved so much in his life, then in fact it could happen to any of us. >> reporter: it's estimated that at any one time there are more than 40 million people being trafficked across the globe. at 4 farah's dad was tragically killed in somalia's civil war. he was sent to live with a relative in the neighboring country of djibouti. from there he says he was illegally smuggled into the united kingdom. >> this is the visa document. >> yeah. this is the visa to come to the uk. and this was the document we came with. >>

sir mo farah on olympic saturday.gold in the 10,000 metres, part of a record—breaking career cementing his place in the history books. but life could have turned out to be very different and we now know he's not who we think he is.— different and we now know he's not who we think he is. most people know me as mo farah _ who we think he is. most people know me as mo farah but _ who we think he is. most people know me as mo farah but it's _ who we think he is. most people know me as mo farah but it's not _ who we think he is. most people know me as mo farah but it's not my - who we think he is. most people know me as mo farah but it's not my namel me as mo farah but it's not my name and it's not the reality. the real story is i was born north of somalia as hussein abdi kahin. in a story is i was born north of somalia as hussein abdi kahin.— as hussein abdi kahin. in a new documentary — as hussein abdi kahin. in a new documentary he _ as hussein abdi kahin. in a new documentary he also _ as hussein abdi kahin. in a new d

mo farah— story. mo farah is not mo farah. mo farah is— story. mo farah is not mo farah. to britain age nine tojoin his mother and father— age nine tojoin his mother and father is— age nine tojoin his mother and father is the general belief and that is— father is the general belief and that is a — father is the general belief and that is a story that's been supported by mono if i can still call him — supported by mono if i can still call him that. and it was apparently totally untrue and as you say he was trafficked _ totally untrue and as you say he was trafficked to this country and he now agrees and he was still age nine to work— now agrees and he was still age nine to work as _ now agrees and he was still age nine to work as a — now agrees and he was still age nine to work as a servant. and his big fear— to work as a servant. and his big fear and — to work as a servant. and his big fear and doubt revealing this is that he — fear and doubt revealing this is that he could lose his british citizenship. now i find that extraordinary with the circumstances in which _ extra

, mo farah came out with a revelation.s not the man he's been pretending to be all these years. most people know me as mofaru, but that's not my name. this is not true. actually. my name is hussein abdika. khin. i was born in the north of somalia and in britain they brought me under the name of another person, despite what i said before, my parents never lived in the uk revelation about his childhood. the british sports legend, now 39, has spoken out in a bbc documentary that the full version will not be released until wednesday. after the death of my father in the somali war, i will. and the olympic champion lived for several years with relatives in a neighboring country. djibouti. after that, an unfamiliar woman transported him under a fake name just to london at that time, he was 9 years old and since then he has been muhammad farran. they said they were supposedly being taken to relatives. in fact, mohammed farah worked as a servant for several years. these are the documents that brought me to britain , something like

most people know me as mo farah but it's not my — is.now me as mo farah but it's not my name, _ is. most people know me as mo farah but it's not my name, it's _ is. most people know me as mo farah but it's not my name, it's not - is. most people know me as mo farah but it's not my name, it's not the - but it's not my name, it's not the reality. the real story is i was born north of somalia as hussein abdi kahin. in born north of somalia as hussein abdi kahin-_ born north of somalia as hussein abdi kahin. . ., , abdi kahin. in a new documentary he also reveals — abdi kahin. in a new documentary he also reveals he _ abdi kahin. in a new documentary he also reveals he was _ abdi kahin. in a new documentary he also reveals he was a _ abdi kahin. in a new documentary he also reveals he was a child _ abdi kahin. in a new documentary he also reveals he was a child slave - also reveals he was a child slave after his mum sent him to djibouti to live with his uncle. that is when he was taken by a woman he had never met, trafficked into london and.

., _, , ., sir mo farah.e _ sir mo farah. you could understand there would be enormous _ sir mo farah. you could understand there would be enormous fear- sir mo farah. you could understand | there would be enormous fear about coming forward to anybody who has been through this to talk about it, it would mean the legal status in a country would be questionable. how would people be treated normally? we have heard the home office has said sir mo farah has nothing to be concerned about in terms of his status, but what are the protocols? one person identified themselves they have to go through a first responder who gathers all the information, intelligence and understanding of what they have been through, and if they have demonstrated they are a potential victim of modern slavery they go into the national referral mechanism, at that point they have the opportunity to understand what has gone on and go through the elements of the person themselves and what they have been through and at that point the home office ma

sir mo farah is the most successful british olympic runner of all time.se, is well known. he came to the uk as a child, with his parents, refugees from somalia. except that was not in fact the real story. he has now acknowledged in a bbc documentary, called the real mo farah, that traffickers illegally forced him to work as a domestic servant, giving him the name of another child, mohamed. and now he has decided to put the record straight. most people know me as mo farah but that is not my name and thatis but that is not my name and that is not the reality stopping the real story is i was born in somaliland, north of somalia, as hussain abdi kahin. despite what i have said in the past my parents never lived in the uk. when i was four my dad was killed in a civil war. four my dad was killed in a civilwar. is four my dad was killed in a civil war. is a family, we were torn apart. i was separated from my mother and i was brought into the uk illegally under the name of another child called mohammed farah. this is the visa document. _ called mohammed farah. th

most people know me as mo farah, but servant. most people know me as mo farah. but that _ servant.ost people know me as mo farah, but that is _ servant. most people know me as mo farah, but that is not _ servant. most people know me as mo farah, but that is not my _ servant. most people know me as mo farah, but that is not my name - servant. most people know me as mo farah, but that is not my name and l farah, but that is not my name and thatis farah, but that is not my name and that is not the reality. the committee _ that is not the reality. the committee investigating the january six attack at the us capitals holding a hearing on far right and extremist groups on the day. we will be live on that. and the worlds most powerful space telescope is looking at the deepest look of the cosmos ever captured and looking at the universe teeming with galaxies. welcome to today's edition of outside source and cure them once morejust in front outside source and cure them once more just in front of parliament because the last hour, it was announced which candidates had officially entered the c

mo farah has exressed support to get that. mo farah has expressed his _ support to get that.s to have received assurances that he has nothing to fear, but that won't be the case for a lot of the people you come across?— the case for a lot of the people you come across? yes, one of the things our research — come across? yes, one of the things our research shows _ come across? yes, one of the things our research shows is _ come across? yes, one of the things our research shows is that _ come across? yes, one of the things our research shows is that survivorsl our research shows is that survivors are primarily worried about safety and feeling secure. and that could be feeling that safe houses must be safe, but it can also be around immigration documentation and having a secure immigration status. so a lot of people are scared that they won't get the recognition and the right documentation. brute won't get the recognition and the right documentation.— won't get the recognition and the right documentation. we often see osters right documentation. we often see posters around _ righ

sir mo farah is not the man millions think they know.terms with it, with talking about it, let alone to tell the public — i didn't even have the courage to talk to members of my own family. it was only tanya really that knew because i didn't feel comfortable. i felt vulnerable, at times, ifelt lonely, and if i can't share it with myself, how can i share it with the whole world? he shot to national and internationalfame by winning two olympic gold medals at london 2012. he is one of britain's most decorated 0lympians. he was knighted in 2017 for services to athletics and has become a regular on tv screens and newspaperfront pages. this is the visa to come to the uk. but in a tv documentary, airing tomorrow night on bbc one, farah reveals his real name is hussein abdi kahin, and that he was illegally trafficked to the uk as a child, for the purposes of domestic servitude. from day one, the lady, what she did wasn't right. i wasn't treated as part of the family. i was always that kid who did everything. i don't know, more someone who works

sir mo farah on super saturday. taking gold in the 10,000 meters.d-breaking career cementing his place in the history place. but life could have turned out to be very different. and we now know he is not we think he is. >> most people know me as mo farah, but it is not my name and it is not the reality. the real story i was born in somaliland, north of somalia, as hussein adbi kahin. >> in a new documentary he also reveals he was a child slave, trafficked to the u.k. at the age of nine and forced to work for a family in west london. >> my job was to look after those kids. cook for them. clean for them. and she said if you ever want to see her family again, don't say anything. if you say anything, they will take it away. often it was just myself in a bathroom and i would cry and nobody was there to help. after a while i just learned not to have that emotion. reporter: despite what was happening behind closed doors, mo farah was a cut above the rest during his teenage years. and it was a conversation with his pe teacher who helped him escape from the

most people know me as mo farah, but it's not my - me as mo farah, but it's not my name.omaliland, north of somalia. i was born as hussein abdi kahin. in a new documentary, he also revealed he was a child slave, traffic to the uk at the age of nine, and forced to work for a family the age of nine, and forced to work fora family in the age of nine, and forced to work for a family in west london. myjob was to look after those kids, shower them, cook for them, was to look after those kids, shower them, cook forthem, clean was to look after those kids, shower them, cook for them, clean for them. them, cook forthem, cleanforthem. she them, cook for them, clean for them. she said, them, cook forthem, cleanforthem. she said, if them, cook for them, clean for them. she said, if you ever want to see yourfamily again, don't she said, if you ever want to see your family again, don't say anything. if you say anything, they will take you away. 0ften anything. if you say anything, they will take you away. often i would lock myself in a bathroom and cry and nobody was there to help. aft

sir mo farah on super saturday.king career cementing his place in the history books. but life could have turned out to be very different, and we now know he's not who we think he is. most people know me as mo farah, but it's not my name, or it's not the reality. the real story is i was born in somaliland, north of somalia, as hussein abdi kahin. in a new documentary, he also reveals he was a child slave, trafficked to the uk at the age of nine and forced to work for a family in west london. myjob was to look after those kids, shower them, cook for them, clean for them. she said, "if you ever want to see you family again, "don't say anything. "if you say anything, they will take you away. " often, i would just lock myself in the bathroom and cry, and nobody�*s there to help. after a while, ijust learned not to have that emotion. despite what was happening behind closed doors, mo farah was a cut above the rest during his teenage years. and it was a conversation with his pe teacher who helped him escape from the abuse

plenty more on that story on sir mo farah.has died at the age of 94. norman began his career singing in big bands before forging a career writing for musicals and films. 0ur correspondent lizo mzimba looks back at his life and career. over the years, 007 might have changed, but one thing has remained constant. bond theme music plays. monty norman's james bond theme, decade after decade, exciting audiences at some of the secret agent's most thrilling... ..and most action—packed moments. long before bond, he began in the music business in a rather different way. here's monty norman to sing shifting the spring sands. as a singer... # lying dead upon the sand... ..of gentle ballads. he eventually moved into composing... # if he died by human hand~#_ what's your name? ..and in the early 1960s, was asked to work on the first bond film. the producers wanted a piece of music for the opening credits. i suddenly remembered something i'd written for a musical called a house for mr biswas. # i was born with this unlucky sneeze... became..

four—time olympic champion runner sir mo farah has revealed he was trafficked into the uk as a child he told the bbc he was born hussein abdi kahin but was given the name mohamed farah by those who flew him from east africa with fake documents. he's been speaking to amol rajan. welcome, welcome. sir mo farah is not the man millions think they know. is not the man millions think they know— they know. talking about it, let alone — they know. talking about it, let alone coming _ they know. talking about it, let alone coming out - they know. talking about it, let alone coming out in - they know. talking about it, | let alone coming out in public to tell people... talking to my own family... ifelt to tell people... talking to my own family... i felt vulnerable at times, lonely. how can i share with the whole world? he shot to national and internationalfame by winning international fame by winning two internationalfame by winning two olympic gold medals in london 2012. he is one of britain's most decorated olympian is. he was knighted in 2017 for services to athletics and has become a regu

sir mo farah is not the man millions think they know. it, let alone, you know, coming to tell the public and tell people. i didn't even have the courage to talk to my own members of family. i was only tanya really knew, because i didn't feel comfortable. i felt vulnerable, felt at times, lonely. and if i can't share it with myself, how can i share it with the whole world? he shot to national and internationalfame by winning two olympic gold medals at london 2012. commentator: it's gold! he's one of britain's most—decorated olympians. he was knighted in 2017 for services to athletics and has become a regular on tv screens and newspaperfront pages. this is the visa to come to the uk. but in a tv documentary, airing tonight on bbc one, farah reveals his real name is hussein abdi kahin, and that he was illegally trafficked to the uk as a child for the purposes of domestic servitude. how quickly were you aware that actually your life was going to be very, very tough, and you weren't going to be reunited with family and you're going to live a

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it is absolutely ghastly to think that mo farah— is absolutely ghastly to think that mo farah has beennt out that the likelihood — but i would also point out that the likelihood of him losing british citizenship as someone who has been knighted. _ citizenship as someone who has been knighted, someone who missing as a national— knighted, someone who missing as a national hero for his own achievements of course is extremely slim but _ achievements of course is extremely slim but there are many, many, many people _ slim but there are many, many, many people who _ slim but there are many, many, many people who come into the country under— people who come into the country under a _ people who come into the country undera similar people who come into the country under a similar horrific circumstances, tricked by traffickers and absolutely amoral people. — traffickers and absolutely amoral people, who then do get sent back through— people, who then do get sent back through no— people, who then do get sent back through no fault of their own and sometimes where they have lived for decades— some

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we will bring you a clip of that mo farah documentary in a i that mo farah documentary in a moment. putting eight past norway. and ellen white got two, to take her to 52 goals for her country, as the lionesses qualify for the knockout stages as group winners with a game to spare. i can't put into words, honestly, i'm just loving being here, loving being part of this team, and enjoying every minute. i don't think i even dreamt of this, but i'm just so happy i can get the goals again to help the team. unbelievable night, i can't believe it. england's victory and northern ireland's defeat to austria means kenny shiels' side are out. they lost 2—0 in brighton, their second coming right at the end of the match. the majority of the northern irish side are part—time. this was the first time they'd qualified for a major tournament in their history. when you look at where we were, when we came in, we have reached this level too soon. because there is no way we can transform a team in two years the way we have done, and take it further than that just immediately. there's lots of developmental

without any question— farah when his next race. without any question it _ farah when his next race.e noise of the crowd, you will never forget it if you _ the noise of the crowd, you will never forget it if you were - the noise of the crowd, you will. never forget it if you were there. obviously. — never forget it if you were there. obviously, when _ never forget it if you were there. obviously, when we _ never forget it if you were there. obviously, when we hosted - never forget it if you were there. obviously, when we hosted the i obviously, when we hosted the olympics— obviously, when we hosted the olympics it _ obviously, when we hosted the olympics it prompted - obviously, when we hosted the olympics it prompted a - obviously, when we hosted the olympics it prompted a lot - obviously, when we hosted the olympics it prompted a lot of. olympics it prompted a lot of soul—searching _ olympics it prompted a lot of soul—searching from - olympics it prompted a lot of soul—searching from people i olympics it prompted a lot of. soul—searching from people like olympics it prompted a lot

mo farah on super saturday, taking gold in the 10,000 meters.of a record-breaking career cementing his place in the history books. but life could have turned out to be very different and we now know that he is not who we think he is. >> most people know me as mo farah but it is not my name or the reality. the real story is i was born in somaliland, north of somalia. as hussein [indiscernible] >> and a new documentary he reveals he was a child slave, trafficked to the u.k. at the age of nine and was work for a family in west london. my job was to look after those kids. shower for them, cook for them, clean for them. e said that if you ever want to see your family again, don't say anything. if you said anything, they would take you away. >> i would lock myself in the bathroom and cry. there's nobody there so after a while i just, you kno learned not to have that emotion. >> despite what was happening behind the closed doors he was a cut above the rest during his teenage years it was a conversation with his pe teacher that helped him escape from th

farah made a revelation.not the man he's been pretending to be all these years. most people know me as mofaru, but that's not my name. this is not true. actually. my name is hussein abdikokhin and i was born in the north, and in britain i have brought under the name of another person, despite what i said before my parents never lived in the uk revelation about his childhood. the british sports legend, now 39, told the full story in a bbc documentary on wednesday after his father was killed in the somali war. the olympic champion lived with relatives in a neighboring country for several years. djibouti. after that, an unfamiliar woman transported him under a fake name just to london at that time, he was 9 years old and since then he has been muhammad farran. they said they were supposedly being taken to relatives. in fact, mohammed farah worked as a servant for several years. these are the documents that brought me to britain, something like a visa. the photo is mine, but the name and all the data are someone

. >> a shocking revelation for multiple olympic and world champion runner mo farah.rowds lined the streets of tokyo to pay their last respects to former japanese prime minister shinzo abe. ♪ >> the exciting weather has gotten away from australia, not exactly free of flooding in new south wales and there is still some rain to come, but it's very light. looking particularly good off the coast of sydney. it is on the wood to the western side of australia which will be well,. it has been very wet in new zealand, and there is more rain on its way from new york on friday. the picture is one of relative calm. the winds have died down and the rain is only just showing hints of arriving. this is north, the side of the equator now and here, the constitution of rain is from myanmar through cambodia and the philippines. there are showers set of that. concentrated towards the middle of java. otherwise, scattered showers everywhere else. that is the case with the monsoon rains, you get bursts and concentrations. maharashtra and across the middle of india, may be through gujarat, w

farah admitted that at the age of 9 he was illegally brought to the kingdom on forged documents, andn, in the absence of his family, he was forced to work for the samoyeds for many years, a fact that may be grounds for deprivation of a british passport. valery nichushkin signed a new contract with the newly minted owner of the stanley cup club of the national hockey league of colorado agreement with the player. calculated for 8 years, the salary of a nichushka will be more than 6 million dollars a year, a 27-year-old nichushkin. he plays for colorado in the 19-20 season in twenty games this playoff. he scored nine goals and made six assists, with 4 goals russian. scored the final series against tampa in the regular season nikoshkin played 62 games in which he lied 52 points 25 goals and 27 assists in colorado called signing a contract with nichushkin the main goal of the club this season. ford of pittsburgh evgeni malkin plans to enter the free agent market. now the thirty-five-year-old russian has difficulties in negotiations with pittsburgh about a new contract for the party. they

sir mo farah is not the man millions think they know.w, because i didn't feel comfortable. i felt vulnerable, felt at times, lonely. and if i can't share it with myself, how can i share it with the whole world? he shot to national and internationalfame by winning two olympic gold medals at london 2012. commentator: it's gold! he's one of britain's most—decorated olympians. he was knighted in 2017 for services to athletics and has become a regular on tv screens and newspaperfront pages. this is the visa to come to the uk. but in a tv documentary, airing tonight on bbc one, farah reveals his real name is hussein abdi kahin, and that he was illegally trafficked to the uk as a child for the purposes of domestic servitude. how quickly were you aware that actually your life someone who works for you, it's just like him your space, that's our space, this is what you do. if i wanted food in my mouth, myjob was to look after those kids. shower then, cook for them, to look after those kids. shower then, cook forthem, clean to look after those kids

under the name of another child called mohammed farah. when i was four, my dad was killed in the civil war. police now want to know more about allegations the team gb athlete made in a bbc documentary in which he said he was flown into the uk at the age of nine and forced to work as a domestic servant. lawyers have told the bbc that mo farah�*s nationality was technically obtained by fraud. the home office has ruled out taking any action against him as it is assumed a child would not be complicit. the met have also confirmed they are not pursuing farah, but they say specialist officers have opened an investigation to assess the available information which, in practical terms, means detectives will want to understand who exactly knew what about how farah entered the uk when he was nine. they want to see if they can identify any criminal offences and, if they can, who may have committed them. last year, the met said it received more than 3,900 child and adult victim referrals for modern slavery offences. very few victims will have the profi

. >>> the bbc reports olympian mo farah repeats he was brought over to the uk from djibouti by a womann't know when he was just 9 years old. he says he thought he was going to live with family in europe and instead was forced to serve as a servant, doing housework and watching children. he was given the name mo farah and was eventually put in a foster facility and put with a foster family. >>> a man was under arrest after he was living in a children's museum and hoarding a stash of weapons. he with a woman and two children were living there. among the weapons was an ak-47 and handguns all within reach of the kids. >> officers did return back to the children's museum. they were able to retrieve several guns. of very high concern, silencers as well as drug indicia. the couple has been fired and the museum is temporarily closed. >>> and "the washington post" is reporting the world is getting a lot more crowded with the total to hit 8 billion by november. that's accorded to the united nations. this comes after it hit its lowest rate in 2020. a new report also says india will likely surpass

under the name of another child called mohamed farah.sa document used to traffic the future champion athlete into the uk. the real story is i was born in somaliland, north of somalia as hussein abdi kahin. despite what i've said in the past, my parents never lived in the uk. when i was four, my dad was killed in the civil war. police now want to know more about allegations the team gb athlete made in a bbc documentary in which he said he was flown into the uk at the age of nine and forced to work as a domestic servant. lawyers have told the bbc that mo farah's nationality was technically obtained by fraud. the home office has ruled out taking any action against him as it is assumed a child would not be complicit. the met have also confirmed they are not pursuing mo farah but they say specialist officers have opened an investigation to assess the available information which, in practical terms, means detectives will want to understand who exactly knew what about how farah entered the uk when he was nine. they want to see if they can ident

, mo farah came out with a revelation.ot the man he's been pretending to be for all these years, the curly majority know me as, but that's not my name, that's not true. in fact, my name is hussein abdikahin, and i was born in the north, and in britain they brought me under the name of another person, despite what i said before, my parents never lived in the uk revelation about his childhood. the british sports legend, who is now 39 years old, told in a documentary on the bbc channel the full version will not be released until wednesday after the death of his father in the somali war, the future olympic champion lived for several years with relatives in the neighboring country, djibout. after that, an unfamiliar woman transported him under a fake name just to london at that time, he was 9 years old and since then he has been mohammed farran. they said they were supposedly being taken to relatives. in fact muhammad farah worked as a servant for several years. these are the documents that brought me to britain, something like

sir mo farah is not the man millions think they know.to tell the public and tell people. i didn't even have the courage to talk to my own members of family. i was only tiny really — new, because i didn't feel comfortable. i felt vulnerable, felt at times, lonely. and if i can't share it with myself, how can i share it with the whole world? he shot to national and internationalfame by winning two olympic gold medals at london 2012. commentator: it's gold! he's one of britain's most—decorated 0lympians. he was knighted in 2017 for services to athletics and has become a regular on tv screens and newspaperfront pages. this is the visa to come to the uk. but in a tv documentary, airing tonight on bbc one, farah reveals his real name is hussein abdi kahin, and that he was illegally trafficked to the uk as a child for the purposes of domestic servitude. how quickly were you aware that actually your life was going to be very, very tough, and you weren't going to be reunited with family and you're going to live a very different life to the one th

. >>> mo farah said he was illegally trafficked as a child from africa.s, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is "cbs overnight news." >>> tonight in california, a fast-growing wildfire in yosemite national park is threatening the park's famous giant sequoias, some of the largest and oldest trees in the world. these national treasures have survived everything for thousands of years and now in jeopardy because of climate change. hundreds of firefighters are battling the flames under brutal conditions with heavy terrain, blistering temperatures, low humidity. the washburn fire, which grew more than fivefold over the weekend, 2,300 acres, 25% contained. firefighters have set up containment lines around the sequoias and sprinkler system to protect most famous trees on the planet. in nearby utah, record heat and winds are fuelling two massive wildfires burned 18 square miles. we have a lot of news and jonathan vigliotti will start off from yosemite. good evening, jonathan. >> reporter: good evening, norah. park rangers are hopeful they can save the sequoias but in

they have also, according to to alyssa farah griffin, she was on "new day this morning," she was trump's communication adviser. she's aware that doj has reached out to other former white house officials wanting to have interviews with them, and then "the washington post" had new reporting and details abts what they learned about doj's conversations with witnesses. prosecutors have asked hours of detailed questions about meetings trump led in december 2020, and january 2021. his pressure campaign on pence to overturn the election, and what instructions trump gave his lawyers and advisers about fake electors and sending electors back to the states. this fake elector piece of the investigation is very significant. the department of justice just last month had subpoenaed electors and people associated with this alleged plot in seven of the battleground states. they want communications that they've had with the trump campaign, the trump white house, congress, as well as some of the former president's top attorneys including rudy giuliani and john eastman. of course eastman and jeffrey clark,

i want to get to the former white house communications director alyssa farah griffin. she knows the former trump aides will be testifying tomorrow. alyssa, i'm glad to see you here today. a lot is being made of the prime-time hearing. that's a big deal in itself. but about these two witnesses, tell me what you think of their ability to testify credibly tomorrow. >> so, i think it was extremely start of the committee to pair these two witnesses together. i know matt pottinger was the senior most national security aide on site in the west wing on the day of january 6th. robert o'brien was not in the white house. this is a person with an incredible career, credibility across the aisle. he served as wall street wall street bureau chief. he went on to be one of the most renowned on a bipartisan basis. oon the other side, you have my friend, sarah matthews, who is a tried and true republican. she was hand picked by the trump campaign to come to the west wing. she worked with republican leaders on capitol hill. you can't claim it's a never-trumper or a r.h.i.n.o. so, they bri

farah _ with that. we're looking forward to it very much. farah williams, - with that.inal of the euros put up from brighton it's back to you in the studio. have seven coverage _ back to you in the studio. have seven coverage begins - back to you in the studio. have seven coverage begins on - back to you in the studio. have seven coverage begins on bbc one, kick off at eight o'clock, common on five live we can follow it on the bb sport website. england court of final against the spanish at their own euros with a big big night for lionesess. jake wightman described his shock and disbelief after becoming the 1500 metre world champion overnight. the 28—year—old held off the olympic championjakob ingebrittsen to take gold in oregon. let's speak to our sports correspondent andy swiss who is in eugene andy, you've got to back to the very first world champs in 83 for the last british athlete to win the 1500, that was steve cram. it was all the more special because wightman's dad was providing commentary in the stadium there. that's right. yes, of course steve kram was here com

under the name of another child called mohammed farah. nine and forced to work as a domestic servant. lawyers have told the bbc that farah�*s nationality was obtained by fraud. the home office has without taking any action against them as it's assumed that child would not be complacent. the nets have also confirmed they are not pursuing farah, but they say specialist officers have opened an investigation to assess the available information, which means in practical terms detectives will want to understand who exactly who it was about how farah entered the uk at nine years old. they want to identify any criminal offences and if they can who may have a committed then. last year, the mets that it received more than 3900 child and aduu received more than 3900 child and adult victim referrals for modern slavery offences. very few victims will have the profile and opportunity to highlight their experience. william shakespeare is often associated with stratford and london, but now the town of prescot near liverpool, is celebrating its connection

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. >> former weiss out staffer elissa farah, telling cnn, the doj has reached out to more administration officials and the trump white house. -- top aides to bike vice president mike pence. cnn learning that cassidy hoskinson, a former trump aide to the chief of staff is the latest official from the last administration to start cooperating with the doj's criminal investigating. >> i think doj is keeping an eye on on who's coming before january six, and who may have helpful information. >> the news comes at the same time sources tell the washington post post and the new york times, that federal investigators have asked questions specifically about donald trump's actions. suggesting they are probe is getting closer to the former president himself. all while a separate state level investigation is looking at trump and election interference in georgia. >> you see, and pincer movement on donald trump. and perhaps this will be the occasion in which he cannot dodge criminal liability. >> the public posture of the doj is welcome news to members of the january 6th select committee. who have been

, mo farah came out with a revelation.t the man he's been pretending to be all these years most know. like my faro, but that's not my name. this is not true. actually. my name is hussein abdikohin and i was born in the north of solid and in britain they brought me under the name of another person, despite what i said before, my parents never lived in the uk revelation about your childhood. the british sports legend we are now 39 years old told in a documentary on the bbcin channel. the full version will be released only on wednesday after the death of his father in the somali war, the future olympic champion lived for several years with his relatives in the neighboring country, djibout. after that, an unfamiliar woman transported him under a fake name just to london at that time, he was 9 years old and since then he has been mohammed farran. they said they were supposedly being taken to relatives. in fact, mohammed farah is somewhat worked as a servant for years. these are the documents that brought me to britain, somethin

let's turn to a former trump insider for her take, alyssa farah griffin. until december 2020, she was the white house communications director under president trump. and alyssa, you were also friends with cassidy hutchinson. thank you for being here. >> thank you, sara, for having me. >> we've talked about this before. you worked directly with former president trump's chief of staff, mark meadows. from your experience with him, would it be uncharacteristic of him to try to do something like this? he's being accused of someone in his camp trying to intimidate a witness in this testimony, that witness, obviously your friend, cassidy hutchinson. >> listen, the mark meadows of maybe half a decade ago when i first worked for him, this would be unheard of. but the mark meadows that i think began to come out when he was in the west wing and really revealed itself in the final months, it completely tracks with diend of behavior he was engaging in. beyond just obviously the direct things that applied to cassidy, this potential intimidation, he was bringing in some o

zara's aunt farah says she's speaking out to protect the rights of all women.ic experience that we've had as a family, we've experienced something that zara experienced. and there's nothing that can change that for us. but there is something that we can do, and that is to say that this shouldn't have happened. she shouldn't have had her entitlement to walk home taken away. zara's family have invited friends, loved ones and those affected to walk the ten minute journey home from where she was attacked. we'll never get through this. but it will help us... ..somehow, in some way it will help us. celestina olulode, bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week on the show... i am in mexico to discover how a river cleanup is getting on, and meet this little local. this is so incredible! simon is here with tips on how to carry on travelling despite the cost of living crisis. i'm travelling by train through germany, on what i regard as the best rail deal ever. and a day trip to a thai prison anyone? this week i am in mexico city, in the wetlands,

. >> alyssa farah who is a friend of cassidy hutchinson's and was instrumental in helping her revealore information to the committee was telling berman yesterday about how all of this kind of came to be. she used the word assigned, right? she was talking about as she had seen it that it was like trump world was assigning attorneys to people, but she also said sort of, you know, you need to check into that, but that was how she understood it to be. what did you find? >> yeah, i think these are -- these are ongoing questions that trump and his allies are going to have to answer and as well as these witnesses. you know, again, there is -- there's nothing wrong in and of itself for getting legal fees paid and a lot of these are young staffers like cassidy hutchinson in their 20s who, you know, who are being pulled into this just because they accepted jobs, did jobs in the white house. you know, i think there is some sympathy in trump world for those kinds of -- for those kinds of people who can be wiped out financially because of investigations into former president trump. but we also kn

this morning, an acquaintance of hers, alyssa farah griffin, said she is, quote, aware of other white house officials who is been reached out to by the department and are planning to cooperate, end quote. she was more specific when asked about it this afternoon. >> there was someone else in the broader network who i would consider mid level that could support what they're looking into specifically around similar questions to what short was asked about, which is the pressure campaign on mike pence in the days leading up to january 6th, the schemes of things like fake electors and even some of these creative ways certain officials at the department of justice wanted to bypass the law to try to hold on to victory. >> the short she referred to there is former mike pence chief of staff marc short who testified before the grand jury. greg jacobs also testified, which doesn't necessarily confirm the prosecutors are planning to make the former president's campaign to pressure mike pence into doing his bidding part of a case against him. but short's and jacobs' testimony also with what alyssa