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Panorama: Fresh questions over Mo Farah's relationship with Alberto Salazar

When athletes are drug-tested, they are required to list all medications and supplements they have taken within the past seven days. Farah was tested six days after the injection - 17 April 2014. Despite listing a number of other products and medicines, he failed to record L-carnitine on his doping control form.

A year later, as part of their probe into Salazar, investigators with Usada flew to London to interview UKA officials - and Farah.

Farah was questioned by Usada officials for nearly five hours - and Panorama has obtained a transcript of that interview.

Asked specifically and multiple times whether he had an L-carnitine injection before the London Marathon, Farah repeatedly denied it.

He was asked: "If someone said that you were taking L-carnitine injections, are they not telling the truth?"

Farah said: "Definitely not telling the truth, 100%. I've never taken L-carnitine injections at all."

He is then asked: "Are you sure that Alberto Salazar hasn't recommended that you take L-carnitine injections?"

Farah responds: "No, I've never taken L-carnitine injections."

He is asked again: "You're absolutely sure that you didn't have a doctor put a butterfly needle… into your arm… and inject L-carnitine a few days before the…

Retired but not resting as Farah serves sport in new ways

PETALING JAYA: Former national gymnastics queen Farah Ann Abdul Hadi may have stepped away from competition, but her schedule remains as full as ever.

From plans to establish her own academy to judging and mentoring young athletes, the 31-year-old has kept herself constantly on the move since retiring from the sport in 2022.

Farah revealed that setting up an academy is firmly in her long-term plans, although she is still exploring the right location and partnerships to make it a reality.

“I plan to open my own academy in the next five years, maybe,” said Farah.

“Right now I’m looking for the right space and figuring out where to start, and of course, finding the right strategic partners will be good too.

“With gymnastics, you need a big space, and it also requires strong financial backing.”

While that dream remains in the pipeline, Farah has been actively involved in various roles within the sporting community.

She served as the chef de mission for the Malaysian contingent to last year’s Asian Youth Games in Bahrain and has been travelling regularly for competitions as a licensed judge under the International Gymnastics Federation.

Although she enjoys guiding the next generation, Farah said her…

Great North Run 2023: Mo Farah's final race - how to follow on the BBC

Four-time Olympic champion Mo Farah will race for the final time in his career at the Great North Run on Sunday - and you can watch live on the BBC.

Gabby Logan presents coverage of the 42nd Great North Run from Newcastle's Quayside from 10:00 BST on BBC One.

Farah, who turned 40 in March, struggled with a cold and finished fourth in his penultimate race at the Big Half in London last weekend.

The Briton announced earlier this year he would retire after the Great North Run, which he has won six times.

"It's very exciting to be finishing my last run at the Great North Run. It has been so good to me over the years and this is the final time," said Farah.

"The race means a lot, to see Brendan Foster [race founder] and the team how they made this event one of the biggest events in the world, to see how far it's grown.

"On Sunday, there'll be 60,000 people taking part and it's not just for the elite, it's for the masses."

Six-time world champion Farah will compete against triple world half-marathon champion Geoffrey Kamworor of Kenya and Ethiopia's double world 5,000m champion Muktar…