Somalian-born Sir Mo Farah, Britain's most successful athlete, feared he would be banned under Trump's new rules until the Foreign Office confirmed Brits with dual nationalities would not be affected. The long-distance runner, who lives with his family (right) in Oregon, is believed to be training in Ethiopia and believed he could have been cut-off from his wife and daughters. It came as the President (left) was defiant in the face of widespread criticism and reiterated his belief that America needs to strengthen its borders, despite protests being held against the ban across the US (right). Taking to Twitter earlier today (inset) he said the immigration situation in Europe 'was a horrible mess'. ...read
Mo Farah tells of 'relief' as US reveals Brits with dual nationality will be EXEMPT from controversial 'Muslim ban' but defiant Trump refuses to back down on controversial policy
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