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the real story is i was born in somaliland, north of somalia, as hussein abdi kahin.e, 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 at home. and years later, the documentary captures the moment he's reunited with his mum, who he thought had died. my mum's name is aisha. i'll neverforget my mum, on that tape. so, the tape, it had a number on it, like to say call, on the back of it, this is the number. then it said, "if this is a bother, or causing you trouble, don't, just leave it, you don't have to co

he told the bbc he was born hussein abdi kahin but was given the name mohamed farah by those who flew 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 regular on tv screens and newspaper front pages. this is the reader to come to the but in a tv documentary, he reveals his real name is hussein abdi

the four—time champion told the bbc he was born hussein abdi kahin but was given the name mohamed farah him from eastern africa with fake documents when he was nine years old. until now he had always told people that he came with his parents to the uk from somalia as a refugee. he's been speaking to amol rajan. welcome, welcome. oh, thank you. sit there. sir mo farah is not the man millions think they know. now i've come to 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

but in a tv documentary, airing tonight on bbc one, farah reveals his real name is hussein abdi kahinas 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 that you thought you were coming for? pretty much early on. i knew my life would be different. living with that lady. i honestly, as much as i can think and made it more a fantasy thing, and go "i'll get to go to school. i get to play with other kids." i never did any of that. i wasn't allowed to play with any other kids. i wasn't allowed to be myself. i had to cook, clean, and half the time, more than half the time was abused. and that was tough for me. i'd look around and there was no—one there. and all i ever wanted as a kid was to have my parents, or to have people who care for you. but then, early on, i knew at that point, no—one was going to be there for me. so ijust learned to block it out. he eventually confided in a teacher, who helped hi

but in a tv documentary, airing tonight on bbc one, farah reveals his real name is hussein abdi kahin 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. shower then, cook for them, clean for them. then, cook forthem, cleanforthem. she then, 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. he eventually confided in a teacher, who helped him alert social services, move to a new family, and become a british citizen, as mo farah. it was then that he discovered running. what was it like for you living this kind of double life and becoming globally famous? there's a lot i couldn't say, and, in my mind as a kid, often i try and think about at that moment where i made a decision for myself, where i used to lock myself in that bathroom. and you cry every day. you cry every day and t

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the real story is i was born in somaliland, north of somalia, as hussein abdi kahin. the uk. when i was four my dad was killed in a civil war. as 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. yeah, this is the visa to come to the uk and this was the document we came with. you would have been nine, you hadn't turned ten yet. that is my photo but it is not my name, from that moment, coming in with a different name and a different identity. and now i have taken someone else�*s place. i do wonder what is mohammed doing now? it is an extraordinary revelation, got all the papers here, and want to run through one or two of them. the son leads on it, 0lympic hero is really hussain abdi kahin, i am not mo farah, it says there and the mirror borrows suit, i was trafficked as a child. the i focuses partly on i'm not who you think i am but also with a little line at the bottom, the home office dismisses claims that the father of four would be st

the four—time olympic champion told the bbc he was born hussein abdi kahin but was given the name mohamedet's speak to a postdoctoral researcher working on outcomes for survivors of human trafficking and modern slavery. it is shows shocking to hear at this very famous man, a national treasure went through as a child. what is the scale of this kind of experience? this child. what is the scale of this kind of experience?— child. what is the scale of this kind of experience? this kind of experience _ kind of experience? this kind of experience is — kind of experience? this kind of experience is one _ kind of experience? this kind of experience is one which - kind of experience? this kind of experience is one which is, i kind of experience? this kind of experience is one which is, by l experience is one which is, by definition, hidden. it is hard to know. what we do know is around 10,000 people were applying for government recognition of being a survivor of human trafficking and research estimates we might have up to 136,000 people currently in slavery in the uk. to136,000 people currently in

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hussein abdi kahin. the uk. when i was four years old, my dad was killed in a civil war. as a family, we were torn apart. i was separated from my mother. i was brought to the uk illegally. under the name of another child called mohammed farah.— the name of another child called mohammed farah. powerful stuff for mohammed farah. powerful stuff for mo farah and — mohammed farah. powerful stuff for mo farah and you _ mohammed farah. powerful stuff for mo farah and you can _ mohammed farah. powerful stuff for mo farah and you can watch - mohammed farah. powerful stuff for mo farah and you can watch the - mohammed farah. powerful stuff for mo farah and you can watch the real| mo farah and you can watch the real mo farah and you can watch the real mo farah and you can watch the real mo farah on bbc one tomorrow night at nine o'clock or via the iplayer. the bbc has gathered evidence that there may have been scanning problems at the uefa final in paris. officials have blamed it on liverpool scam live —— liverpool

the real story is i was born in somaliland, north of somalia as hussein abdi kahin.as the document we came with. you would have been nine, you hadn't turned ten yet. yeah. that is my photo but it's not my name. from that moment coming in, a different name and different identity. i know i've taking someone else's place, but... and i do wonder, what is mohammed doing now? that's it, isn't it? it is essentially a story about identity, thatis essentially a story about identity, that is the thing that sir mo is having to do at this, face up to the reality of his past, and doing it in a really public way. fiend reality of his past, and doing it in a really public way.— a really public way. and really honest, a really public way. and really honest. so — a really public way. and really honest, so personal. - a really public way. and really honest, so personal. we i a really public way. and really| honest, so personal. we know a really public way. and really i honest, so personal. we know him a really public way. and really - honest, so personal. we know him for his success —

the real story is i was born in somaliland, north of somalia, as hussein abdi kahin.s 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 profile and opportunity to highlight their experience. let�*s return to the conservative leadership campaign. i am joined now ljy leadership campaign. i am joined now by liam

the real story is i was born in somaliland, north of somalia as hussein abdi kahin.d in a civil war. you know, as 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? yeah. this is the visa to come to the uk and this was the document we came with. you would have been nine, you hadn't turned ten yet. yeah. that is my photo but it's not my name. from that moment coming in, a different name and different identity. i know i've taken someone else's place, but... and i do wonder, what is mohammed doing now? the met office has issued a weather warning for extreme heat across parts of the uk this weekend, with temperatures expected to reach in excess of 35 degrees celsius. the alert covers much of england and wales and is expected to last into early next week. tim muffett reports. in bigbury in south devon, the big question — how best to stay cool? ice pops. ice pops are good. yeah. shut your windows. yeah. keep them open in the morning when it's

he told the bbc he was born hussein abdi kahin but was given the name mohamed farah by those who flewen speaking to amol rajan. welcome. thank you. where am i sat? over here? yeah, just there. sir mo farah is not the man millions think they know. now i'm coming to terms with it, talking about 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 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 p

the real story is i was born in somaliland, north of somalia as hussein abdi kahin.i was four, my dad was killed in a civil war. you know, as 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? yeah. this is the visa to come to the uk and this was the document we came with. you would have been nine, you hadn't turned ten yet. yeah. that is my photo but it's not my name. from that moment coming in, a different name and different identity. i know i've taken someone else's place, but... and i do wonder, what is mohammed doing now? he has decided to speak about this now, he said, because of his children, wanting to be completely straightforward about his past, but you can only imagine what he has had to reconcile within him about doing that and also the fact he is here effectively on questionable legal status. ~ ., , effectively on questionable legal status. ., , ., effectively on questionable legal status. ~ ., , ., ., status. where does tha

the real story is i was born in somaliland, north of somalia as hussein abdi kahin.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 identify any criminal offences and, if they can, who may have committed them. last year, the met said it received more than 3900 child and adult victim referrals for modern

he says his real name is hussein abdi kahin, and that he wasn't allowed to go to school until he wasld says it was their teacher took notice of him and contacted officials. he was then taken in. as a foster child with another family. until now, he said, he moved to britain with his parents as a refugee from somalia, fearing deportation. high school district in the south b is the first in the state to include screening for possible heart defects before playing a school sport. that's after kyle taylor, a former student in the campbell union high school district. died from an undiagnosed heart defect. the then 18 year old's mother formed a nonprofit in her son's memory that will test all ninth and 11th grade athletes in the district. five high schools for possible heart defects that could lead to sudden cardiac arrest. losing a student is just too much. and so we felt that it was very, very important. the child is not something that everybody experiences and it's a grief that you can't explain to anybody. it's much different. the carl j. taylor foundation has done seven community screen

the real story is i was born in somaliland, north of somalia as hussein abdi kahin.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 at home. years later, the documentary captures the moment he's reunited with his mum, who he thought had died. my mum's name is aisha. i'll neverforget my mum, on that tape. so, the tape, it had a number on it, like to say call, on the back of it, this is the number. then it said, "if this is a bother, or causing you trouble, don't, just leave it, you don't have to contact me." and i'm going, "of course i'm going to contact you!" at that point, that's when i first called my mum. sir mo says he's made this documentary to tell the world what really happened in his childhood and to shed light on the serious issue of modern slavery, to show people greatness can be achieved even after monumental trauma. if you seen these images, this is a telescope, they'vejust if you s

but in a tv documentary, airing tonight on bbc one, farah reveals his real name is hussein abdi kahint bathroom. and you cry every day. you cry every day and tell them, "please, someone "get me out of here." no—one comes to you. so you learn to lock that up. so i told myself, "i'm not going to get emotional. "i'm going to lock that up inside. “'and just carry on." even myself, it was hard for me to admit what has happened. what are your emotions, tania? both now that he's able to talk about this, but when you think back to what he must have gone through. i experienced a whole range of emotions when i first realised what his background really was. my first reaction was heartbreak and sadness for him. ijust immediately pictured nine—year—old mo and being so helpless and vulnerable. and then, equally, i felt angry at the people that did that to him, that put him through that. i don't know how anyone can live with themselves — treating a child that way. and you know, lots of sympathy for m0 and confusion as to why, you know, why him? why was he brought here under those circumstances? i've

the real story is i was born in somaliland, north of somalia, as hussein abdi kahin.d i think there was something like 5500 last year. he also shines a light on the important role what teachers do, because it was a teacher that spotted he was in a difficult situation and needed saving. also, didn't he want to be remembered at the time, at the time of the olympics for who he was as a sportsman and not for what he was in a past life? he just felt the need to make a statement _ he just felt the need to make a statement explaining _ he just felt the need to make a statement explaining who - he just felt the need to make a statement explaining who he . he just felt the need to make a - statement explaining who he really is, which _ statement explaining who he really is, which is — statement explaining who he really is, which is a — statement explaining who he really is, which is a big _ statement explaining who he really is, which is a big deal— statement explaining who he really is, which is a big deal for— statement explaining who he really is, which is a big deal for hi