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10th June 2018, 8:03 pm == MO FARAH has completed his track career, and now concentrates on marathons. Farah said goodbye to the track last year after four Olympic gold medals and six world championship wins, and was always watched on by wife Tania. News Group Newspapers Ltd Mo Farah with wife Tania and step-daughter Rihanna Who is Tania, and when did she marry Mo? The couple - who met while studying in London - married in 2010. Due to Farah's training, they live in their adopted home of Portland, Oregon. They have lived in Portland since 2011. Tania opened a'royal-themed' luxury spa in Portland, named the British Manor Spa in May 2017. Getty Images Britain's Mo Farah celebrates with Tania at the Rio Olympics How many children do her and Mo have? The couple have a pair of twins - Aisha and Amani - born shortly after Farah's twin triumph at London 2012, and a boy named Hussein in 2015. Mo traditionally celebrate his victories trackside with step-daughter Rihanna a...

23rd April 2018, 10:30 pm == MO FARAH can be a major threat to the world’s best marathon man Eliud Kipchoge in the run-up to Tokyo 2020. Farah finished third in his first serious outing at the London Marathon, clocking 2hr 6min 21sec to break the British record which had stood for 33 years. REUTERS Mo Farah finished third in the Men's elite race at the London Marathon Olympic champ Kipchoge, from Kenya, won Sunday’s race in 2:04.17. And Farah’s coach Gary Lough believes the Brit, who won four Olympic gold medals at 5,000m and 10,000m, can be a threat at next year’s World Championships in Qatar and the Tokyo Olympics. Lough said: “Eliud is the best marathon runner ever but I think Mo can get to a similar level of number one or two in the world. “If you put him into a championship environment like next year in Doha or certainly 2020 in Tokyo, I definitely think Mo should be someone people have major concerns about.” EPA Kenya's Eliud Kipchoge won the Men's race over two mi...

22nd April 2018, 3:57 pm 17th July 2018, 6:20 am == MO FARAH blames snap-happy stewards after he lost his bottle during the London Marathon but still broke the British record that had stood for 33 YEARS to finish third. Farah missed his drink early on at a water station, picking up the wrong bottle before anxiously running over to stewards on safety bikes and arguing with them about how he could top up with vital fluids. REUTERS Mo Farah broke the British record at the London Marathon REUTERS Mo Farah trailed in behind Eliud Kipchoge and Tola Shura Kitata He then showed his real bottle to recover and finish on the podium – as Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge celebrated victory – clocking 2hrs 6min 21sec for a new British record as he was cheered down The Mall. The double Olympic champion was making his first serious outing over 26.2 miles on the streets of London, having retired from the track last summer. He said: "The drink station was confusing, I was table four, I went to p...