Mo Farah

Who says aches and pains have to be a part of getting older? Not coach and osteopath JAMES DAVIES, who keeps A-listers of all ages in shape.

The four-time Olympic gold medallist, born in Somaliland, raised in Feltham as a refugee, has decided to move away from London with his young family.

The four-time gold medallist took the dramatic step after apparently growing weary of the slow pace of his plans to sell the magnificent property which was listed at £6 million last October.

Recap Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score, team news and updates as England take on the World XI at Old Trafford in Soccer Aid 2025.

A famous pop star appearing at this year's edition of Soccer Aid could have had a very different career having been part of the academy set-up at one Premier League club.

Serial Bafta nominee Graham broke into the film industry in 2000, playing Tommy in Guy Ritchie's Snatch. Six years later he had another breakout rule as racist skinhead Combo in This is England.

The ITV show - which sees celebrities conceal their identities and perform pop songs before a judging panel  - returned for its sixth series in early January.

The four-time gold medallist's magnificent eight-bedroomed property is on the market six years after he bought it for £4million.

Fans have been scratching their brains to solve the riddle since its first appearance on Saturday's episode - and are now convinced it's Inbetweeners star James Buckley.

Viewers were delighted when the show returned to screens with a whole new line-up of celebrities in elaborate costumes, singing their hearts out and trying not to get un-masked by the judges.

The Love Island host, 30, has joined Davina McCall , Jonathan Ross and Mo Gilligan on the panel of the hit show as a judge.

The ITV show made its highly-anticipated return on Saturday, with 12 famous faces donning extravagant costumes to entertain the nation.

As the show made its return to screens on Saturday, host Joel Dommett was joined by panelists Jonathan Ross, Mo Gilligan, newbie Maya Jama, and guest judge Mo Farah.

The character has been teased since the end of the Christmas special, which aired on Boxing Day.

Sir Mo Farah's offer to help the man whose name he stole when he was trafficked as a child, has turned into emotional blackmail, it is claimed.

The four-times Olympic gold medallist sprang into action after the crooks struck while he was out running with his wife Tania last week, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.

24-year-old Daniel went unexpectedly viral after social media users seized on a sweet family photo of him towering over his 5ft 7in Take That star father.

Which? analysed three air fryers sold in the UK and found that all three demanded permissions to listen in on users' conversations.

Which? analysed three air fryers sold in the UK and found that all three demanded permissions to listen in on users' conversations.

Ever wondered just how tall Kim Kardashian is? Or how the TV personality compares to the rest of her perfectly groomed Kardashian-Jenner clan? Well, ponder no more.

London 2012 is where many sporting heroes became household names, with the likes of Bradley Wiggins, Mo Farah and Rebecca Adlington claiming medals in their respective events.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Jack Dee and Rosie Jones are among the latest contestants, in a lineage of more than 100, including Noel Fielding, Shirley Ballas, Katherine Ryan and Mo Farah.

Relive Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score, team news and updates as England take on the World XI at Stamford Bridge in Soccer Aid 2024.

It all began back in 2006 after being created by pop star Robbie Williams, with proceeds from the match going to the children's charity, UNICEF, and 18 years later, it is still going strong.

The actress, 55, who played Anna Rampton in the spoof comedy, said the show could be making a possible comeback in a recent interview.

Emilie's mother Alison Cairess lovingly hugs her son in a photograph taken when he was a schoolboy at Bradford Grammar school, where he was a top cross county runner.

Emile Cairess clinched third place at the London Marathon with the second fastest British marathon time ever. He has relied on the support of girlfriend Georgie Yearby throughout his journey.

A place at the Paris Olympics this summer awaits for the boy from Bradford, as he looks set to take up the mantle long held by Sir Mo Farah as the face of British long distance running.

Emile Cairess has run the second fastest British marathon time ever to finish third at the London Marathon in an Olympic qualifying time of 2:06.46. 

The 72-year-old's surprise selection comes despite not having had the opportunity to manage the former Manchester United striker during his time on the touchline.

Soccer Aid for UNICEF 2024 has announced it's celebrity players ahead of the annual charity match on Sunday 9th June at Stamford Bridge.

Hugh Bonneville , Monica Dolan and Jessica Hynes appeared in a hilarious new clip released on Wednesday.

The cast of spoof comedy series W1A will reunite in a Red Nose Day sketch.

Laura Muir wants to kickstart a Scottish Super Saturday when she races before Josh Kerr in what could be a golden hour in Glasgow.

Kiptum, 24, died in a brutal car accident , which also killed his Rwandan coach Gervais Hakizimana, in the heart of the high-altitude region of Kaptagat in Western Kenya

The Kenyan distance runner's death came just five days after World Athletics ratified his world record time of 2:00.35 , which he set when winning the Chicago Marathon.

Sir Mo Farah has described the late marathon world record holder Kelvin Kiptum as a 'special talent, following his tragic death on Sunday.

The singer, 45, presented the show alongside the comedian, 42, on December 6 - which will be aired on December 31 on ITV1 and ITVX.

EXCLUSIVE: Cameron Johnson, 24, who lives in Newcastle left doctors stunned when an ECG showed his resting heart rate dips to 22bpm. That is a slower heart rate than the world's top athletes.

In the interests of science, MOLLY CLAYTON decided to book a £45 session at Revive, in Weybridge, Surrey, and test the merits of being plunged into sub-zero temperatures.

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here returns to our television screens on Sunday night with a host of famous faces set to enter the jungle in Australia.

Sir Mo Farah has completed the final race of his glittering career with a fourth-placed finish in the Great North Run in Newcastle on Sunday morning.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: Even by the subterranean standards of this institution in the Glazer years the past month might rank as the most embarrassing and chaotic of their grubby tenure.

Mo Farah expects he will be 'very emotional' when he races for the final time at the Great North Run on Saturday - but insists he will not even go out jogging after this weekend.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY DAVID COVERDALE: Sir Mo Farah's send-off is now upon us, with thousands of fans set to line the 13.1-mile route from Newcastle to South Shields on Sunday.

While many of us use our devices to cook frozen treats such as chips or chicken nuggets, there are a range of surprising foods that work an absolute treat in the air fryer.

The Big Half was Farah's last race in London, with the final race of his career taking place at the Great North Run on Tyneside next weekend.

Speaking at the finish line in Greenwich, the champion runner said he had considered pulling out of the 13-mile race due to having a cold.

Air fryers can be used to cook a number of foods, but there are several products that are not suitable. Which? has revealed a list of seven foods you should never cook in an air fryer.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY SAM BROOKES: Flourishing in one profession is hard enough but BT Sport boxing presenter Jo Ankier has managed to make it to the top of two.

Sir Mo Farah finished eighth at the Great Manchester Run after recording a time of 29 minutes and 11 seconds in the penultimate race of his career ahead of his planned retirement.

Sir Mo Farah, 40, was in good spirits as he posed alongside wife Tania with his BAFTA TV Award at the Royal Festival Hall in London on Sunday.

Kiptum's run is the fastest ever in London, and the second fastest of all time - only behind Kenyan veteran Eliud Kipchoge's all-time effort of 1hr 59mins 40secs in Vienna in 2019.

Thousands of soaked spectators braved the rain in London on Sunday to bid farewell to the great Mo Farah. But they left to dry off at home having also witnessed the future of men's marathon running.

INTERVIEW: As a legend runs his last marathon, a rising star races his first. At the grand old age of 40, Mo Farah will be covering 26.2 miles for the final time in London on Sunday.

Mail Sport breaks down everything you need to know ahead of the London Marathon, including start time and how you can watch the race.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: Sir Mo Farah seems to have reached the end of the road. His mind has been telling him for two years that he still has it, but his legs and lungs refuse to push the same fib.

Mo Farah admits age has caught up with him after confirming Sunday's London Marathon will be his last race over that distance. The four-time Olympic gold medallist turned 40 last month.

EMILY PRESCOTT: As a multi-award-winning pop star Dua Lipa (pictured), 27, is used to making the headlines but now she's swapped camps - and has taken up reporting for newsletter Service 95.

Sportsmail breaks down everything you need to know ahead of next month's London Marathon including when it starts and how to watch.

The four-time gold medalist was beaten by a fellow parent at a school race even though the former world champion was wearing his spiked running shoes.

Mo Farah has indicated 2023 will be his final year as a professional athlete after signing up for a last crack at the London Marathon.

The singer, 27, who gave the keynote speech at this year's Booker Prize ceremony, will record her podcast, Dua Lipa: At Your Service, at the 36th edition of the literary event in Hay-on-Wye, Wales.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: That Farah has withdrawn with a hip problem is one of multiple blows of misfortune to befall the race's organisers, who have seen their elite fields hit hard by injuries.

Sources had indicated he could retire from elite running after this weekend if his performance fell short, though he has now suggested he could return when the race resumes its regular slot next April.

Farah has been non-committal on his future ahead of Sunday's race, with sources close to the four-time Olympic champion indicating he could call it quits if his performance falls short.

The world record holder, who won in the capital in 2019 and 2020 before taking Olympic silver last year, has pulled out with a damaged hamstring. Sir Mo Farah, meanwhile, will contest the men's race.

Maya Jama and Mo Farah are amongst the names to have been shortlisted for the prestigious European Diversity Awards.

Farah helped silence some of the external noise with an impressive run on this occasion in the capital and crossed the finish line in Greenwich with a time of 61 minutes and 49 seconds

The shortlist for the annual honours, held in association with HSBC UK, will be announced on Tuesday with an array of inspirational celebrities and public figures leading the nominations.

ROB DRAPER:And yet it is arguable that the price of those three weeks of glory has been paid out in the last 10 years. That much was obvious on reading the Whyte Review into British Gymnastics.

The man (pictured) whose name was given to the four-time Olympic champion Mo Farah ekes out a meagre existence for himself in a poor suburb of the Turkish city of Istanbul.

Mohammed Farah, 39, was born into poverty like Sir Mo, in Mogadishu and is now studying at Istanbul Aydin University, which runs science and tech courses.

Mukhtar Farah (pictured) and his now ex-wife Nimco Farah are alleged to have brought the future Olympic champion into the UK on a falsified visa when he was just nine years old.

Nimco Farah has told friends and relatives in west London where she lives that she believes she is the victim of a witch hunt, and now wants to tell her own account of Sir Mo's early life in Britain.

Britain's greatest long distance runner, 39, has said he was brought to the UK illegally when he was around eight or nine using another child's identity and spent his early years in domestic servitude.

The Olympic champion revealed in The Real Mo Farah how he was brought to the UK from Somalia illegally, having assumed the name of another child, after his father was killed in the civil war.

The Met, which previously said it was 'assessing' the situation, tonight confirmed that specialist officers have opened an investigation into claims made by the athlete in a BBC documentary.

EXCLUSIVE: In his documentary, The Real Mo Farah, broadcast on the BBC tonight, an emotional Sir Mo pulls up outside the flat which he says holds dark memories of his childhood.