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K.J. Yossman Red Bull Studios (RBS), one of the producers behind the electrifying documentary “The Real Mo Farah,” have set their next project, titled “The Moment: How Sports Changed the World,” Variety can exclusively reveal.Directed by Tom Jennings of 1895 Films, “The Moment” is a feature doc that explores the lasting repercussions of the 1995 Rugby World Cup, which was controversially held in South Africa at the tail end of apartheid.

K.J. Yossman When “The Real Mo Farah,” a documentary about the Olympic gold-winning athlete, aired on the BBC in the U.K.

modern slavery, a phrase that has become familiar since a landmark act was passed in 2015 cracking down on those who bring people to this country and force them to work as slaves in the sex industry, as domestics and – as in the case of Carmen – in factories. Yet the heartbreaking first-hand stories of the devastated lives it describes are seldom heard – although Mo Farah’s recent revelations about how he ended up in the UK have begun to shatter that silence.Bakhita House is a refuge run for the past seven years by Caritas Westminster (part of the Catholic archdiocese of Westminster) for women like Carmen, regardless of creed. And today some of them have agreed for the first time to talk openly, on condition that their identities and the location of their safe house are disguised: the traffickers who have exploited these women remain eager to find them and silence them.Carmen was recruited by a clothes factory in the East Midlands, for which she had done some freelance work from her home in Spain.

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Sir Mo Farah, 39, revealed he had been illegally trafficked into Britain under the name of another child as a nine-year-old and forced into domestic servitude in a BBC documentary. His now-wife Tania Nell has admitted she always felt like there were “lots of missing pieces” to the sprinter’s story during their engagement in 2009.Speaking during The Real Mo Farah documentary on BBC, Tania shared: “I first met Mo in school, he was always smiling.“That is what stood out about Mo amongst the groups of grumpy teenagers. Mo was happy go lucky.“We were engaged by 2009, and it was during that period of time leading up to us being married that I felt like there were lots of missing pieces to his story.

Little Mix singer Leigh-Anne Pinnock, This Morning's Alison Hammond and Sir Mo Farah are all in line to win themselves a possible gong.The Ethnicity Awards recognise individuals with a track record of advancing equality and opportunity for society's Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic groups.READ MORE: Sir Mo Farah says he was trafficked to UK using false ID as he reveals his real nameMusicians Dave, Emeli Sandé and Stormzy are also nominated for their work and activism. Comedian Mo Gilligan, actor Dev Patel, international music artist Olivia Rodrigo and British Vogue Edward Enninful are also listed.Other stars nominated include Liverpool FC star Mohamed Salah and Arsenal FC talent Bukayo Saka.

Boxing superstar Anthony Joshua isn't known for his lightening speed, so it might surprise you to learn he's actually a dab hand at the 100m.He might not be as fast as Usain Bolt - and there's no shame in that - but it turns out the 32-year-old is in fact quicker than a host of Team GB athletes. How do we know? Well, old footage has recently emerged of Joshua competing on British TV show 'Superstars'.Originally broadcast in the 1970s, the BBC brought the programme back over Christmas in 2012 following the success of Team GB at that summer's Olympics in London.

Mo Farah was left in tears at Heathrow after realising that his son's identity had been taken. Sir Mo emotionally revealed this month that he was born Hussein Abdi Kahin and assumed the name of local boy Mo Farah, the son of Mukhtar Farah, as organised by Mukhtar's then wife Nimco Farah.Mukhtar believed that his child Mo, whom he shared with ex-wife Berbera, was on his way to the UK in 1993 but was met by a boy whom he had never seen before.

Olympic legend Usain Bolt has revealed the Jamaican used Google Translate as a pulling method.Bolt was fresh off the back of another incredible Olympic campaign when the sporting carnival rolled into Rio in 2016. And celebrating his 100m, 200m, and 4x100m relay gold, Bolt hit the town - where he met Jady Duarte, a 20-year-old student.Duarte revealed that Bolt saw the language barrier as no problem, and the Jamaica sprinter used Google Translate to compliment her.

boxing coach as he is now training beloved presenter Laura Woods.DeGale won two super-middleweight world titles between 2009 and 2019, recording 25 victories, 15 knockouts, and only three losses. However, the 36-year-old is reportedly passing down his knowledge to legendary football and boxing reporter Woods.Her desire to get into the ring emerged after she was snapped up alongside Maya Jama by Eddie Hearn to present Dazn’s boxing coverage last year.

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Mo Farah to the UK has been revealed.The Great Britain Olympic legend made the stunning revelation last week that he had been hiding his true identity for decades after being trafficked from east Africa as a child. The 39-year-old told BBC documentary The Real Mo Farah his real name is Hussein Abdi Kahin.Sir Mo said 54-year-old Nimco Farah brought him to West London as a nine-year-old along with her two children under a false name.

The Olympic legend added he was glad he had been able to reveal his secret life of servitude after being smuggled from Somalia.He revealed he was touched by the outpouring of public support after people heard he had to cook, clean and look after children for the woman to whom he was trafficked.Sir Mo, 39, spoke as BBC One screened a documentary that catalogued his journey from eight-year-old refugee to global athletics star.It described how his real name is Hussein Abdi Kahin, but he was given the now-famous name of another child by his traffickers.Yesterday, he told Radio 4's Today programme: "I'm just grateful for every chance I've got in Britain to embrace my country."It has taken me a long time to come to this, but I'm glad I've made this documentary to show people the reality of what really happened to me as a child."His wife Tania, mother of their four children, said making the documentary has been a "form of therapy" which gave Sir Mo "permission to feel those feelings of hurt and pain."The Real Mo Farah documentary shows how he was brought to Hounslow, in west London, after his father was killed in the Somalian civil war. He said: "Cook, clean, pick them up, change diapers - everything you can think of, I was doing it."His life was transformed when he discovered his running talent.

Read more: Niall Horan returning to Northern Ireland this summer for celebrity event Starting within the town the course sweeps into Larne Harbour and through the historical town of Ballygally before moving out onto the world-famous Antrim Coast Road and UNESCO World Heritage Site, the backdrop to many movies and television series, including HBO’s Game of Thrones. Volunteer Now has partnered with the event to lend volunteer support and is calling for volunteers – old and new – to step up to the mark and give some time to help ensure a safe and enjoyable event. Raquel Rodrigues Keenan, Events Officer at Volunteer Now said: "It’s a great opportunity to showcase the best of the Antrim Coast Road to both participants and visitors, with some of the best runners in the world taking part.

England at Soccer Aid.The Frenchman had lined up at centre-back before moving across to left-back for the charity football match, held at the London Stadium. It was a typically entertaining game between the two sides containing a mix of football legends and celebrities.Evra had a large hand in the opening goal of the game, though it was in controversial circumstances.

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Soccer Aid viewers were left in hysterics after four-time Olympic gold medal holder Mo Farah chased down a pitch invader and removed the young fan from the pitch.With the game level at 2-2 and World XI preparing to take a corner, the camera cut to the 39-year-old carrying a pitch invader off the pitch, over the barriers and into the hands of the stewards. Those watching the match obviously saw the hilarious nature of the incident, trying to outrun the 10,000-metre runner.One fan laughed: “Get Mo Farah at any game with pitch invaders.

Rio Ferdinand couldn't contain his laughter as Patrice Evra cleaned out Mo Farah at Soccer Aid. Evra won five Premier League titles, three League Cups and the Champions League during his nine seasons Manchester United.

Dermot O’Leary had an eventful start to his coverage of Soccer Aid on Sunday night as the presenter found himself ambushed by a group of celebrity football players live on air. As the annual UNICEF fundraiser switched from Old Trafford to the London Stadium, Dermot was joined by former England international and Strictly star Alex Scott who be his presenting partner for the charity event.

This year’s line-up includes Scotland’s Strongest Man, Tom Stoltman, as well as actor Damian LewisRunning since 2006, Soccer Aid is an annual charity event that has raised over £38 million for UNICEF UK so far, fundraising money via ticket sales and donations from the public. It was first begun by Robbie Williams and involves a charity football match played by celebrity volunteers. This year will mark the 11th charity match, which will focus on the crisis in Ukraine and specifically the 7.

The actor said he was playing in last year’s match when he had a brief interaction with Wayne. He added he also bumped into his other football heroes and longtime idols, such as José Mourinho. Martin said: “It’s dream stuff, playing with heroes like Mo Farah and Usain Bolt. “I sat in the box next to José Mourinho once and he talked serious tactics with me. “There was one point in last year’s match when Wayne Rooney was running at me: he is absolutely mammoth, so intimidating. “It’s fantasy land, to be on the pitch with those guys.” Speaking to Radio Times about the event, he went on to gush over his passion for football. Martin said that he played football professionally before going into acting. The star admitted playing football was “all I did”. He explained he and his friends would go to school and play matches before then going on to train every night. The actor explained his whole life “revolved around” the sport. He furthered that he became aware of his limitations and understood he had a more practical chance at pursuing acting. However, Martin doesn’t ever miss a chance to play when he can. The former footballer said he still plays in as many charity games as he can. He even explained he had a Celtic-themed bar in his house after brewers Tennent’s gave him a tap. Martin is best known for playing anti-corruption unit detective inspector Steve Arnott in BBC Drama Line of Duty. He spoke to the publication about the potential future for the show. The Scottish actor said that he is “delighted” that fans are still interested in more Line of Duty episodes after “all that time”. He spoke of director Jed Mercurio, adding that if he is able to develop more storylines, the cast will work with him to accomplish it. In