Sir Mo Farah had a difficult childhood before making history as an Olympic hero and becoming one of Britain's most celebrated athletes.
In an upcoming BBC documentary, The Real Mo Farah, the long-distance runner bravely opens up about his harrowing upbringing after being brought the UK illegally as a child at the age of nine.
From there, Sir Mo was forced to work as a domestic servant and changed his name, having previously been born Hussein Abdi Kahin in Somaliland.
