Sir Mo Farah, who will run what he says will be his last TCS London Marathon on Sunday (April 23), says he will trust the organisers to manage any protests that may take place from environmental activists.

I hadn’t assumed I would win, of course I hadn’t. But I thought I’d be up there. When "Ready…Steady..Go" was shouted out, however, and I set off with the other dads at my children’s school sports day race, I soon had to configure myself to a more mundane reality. Also-ran.

A FIFA World Cup project to promote mental health awareness, involving a custom-made public bench for each participating nation at the upcoming tournament in Qatar, has been launched by the World Health Organization (WHO) and Qatar's Ministry of Public Health.

Sir Mo Farah, who has been obliged to withdraw from the TCS London Marathon on Sunday (October 2) because of a hip injury, has set his sights on returning for next year’s event, scheduled to return to its traditional spring timing on April 23.

Four-time Olympic champion Sir Mo Farah has revealed that he was illegally trafficked to Britain under the name of another child and subject to forced labour.

Sir Mo Farah’s lingering hope of seeking a third successive 10,000 metres title at the rearranged Olympic Games in Tokyo disappeared in Manchester's Regional Arena tonight as he failed once again to achieve the required qualification time of 27min 28sec.

I can honestly say I’ve been to Hell and back covering athletes’ last-minute efforts to qualify for the Olympics.

It’s the bit in F Scott Fitzgerald’s Tender is the Night where Dick Diver, trying to impress the younger crowd with his old trick of raising himself on a board tied behind a motorboat with a man on his shoulders, so nearly manages it, and tries again, and a final time, as accomplishment evades him.

Sir Mo Farah’s chances of defending his Olympic 10,000m title for a second time in Tokyo took a heavy blow at the European 10,000m Cup in Birmingham tonight as he endured his first ever defeat over the distance by a fellow Briton, Marc Scott, and missed the Olympic qualifying time of 27min 28sec.

Britain’s multiple Olympic and world champion Sir Mo Farah will contest his first track 10,000 metres in almost three years when he lines up in the European 10,000m Cup, incorporating the British Tokyo 2020 trials, in Birmingham tomorrow evening.

Hollie Arnold, Britain’s Rio 2016 Paralympic javelin champion, says she wants her appearance in reality television show I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! - which is due to start on on ITV on Sunday (November 15) – to put the focus on achievement rather than disability.

Britain’s Sir Mo Farah has been warned his reported appearance in reality television show I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! could hinder his preparations for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.

Britain’s Sir Mo Farah is set to compete in just one event at Tokyo 2020 after confirming he will not defend his 5,000-metre title.

World record performances on the track, in my experience, have involved jubilant figures crossing a line, frozen digital figures on the infield clock and a swift confluence of those bearing flowers, cameras and microphones.

Sir Mo Farah and Sifan Hassan of The Netherlands set respective men’s and women’s world one-hour records at the Wanda Diamond League exhibition meeting here tonight.