World Athletics Championships 2011: special report

Moving to Oregon, sleeping in an air-thinning tent, and training come what may. Sports Reporter Keme Nzerem meets Mo Farah on his quest for distance running world domination.

Britain’s Mo Farah wins gold in the 5,000 metres at the World Championships in Daegu today, seven days after being pipped to victory in the 10,000 metres.

Reporter Keme Nzerem achieved a personal best when he ran in an 800 metres for members of the media at the World Athletics Championships. Just don’t ask him how long he took.

Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt makes up for last week’s disqualification in the World Athletics Championships 100m, winning the 200m final in a time of 19.40 seconds.

The world of athletics currently has two undisputable global stars. The fastest man on the planet Usain Bolt, and the fastest man on no legs – Oscar Pistorius, writes Keme Nzerem.

It’s the first gold for Britain – a Welsh world champion, David ‘Dai’ Greene wins the men’s 400m hurdles at the World Athletics Championships.

Former 5,000m world record holder David Moorcroft tells Channel 4 News sports reporter Keme Nzerem that Mo Farah is “the real deal”.

Channel 4 News obtains exclusive footage showing Usain Bolt’s anger at himself after being disqualified for a false start in the 100m final. Keme Nzerem reports.

Britain’s great Olympic gold hopeful, Jessica Ennis, wins silver in the Heptathlon event, and sets her sights on gold for the Olympics.

Sports reporter Keme Nzerem on the growing superstition that whoever features on the cover of the daily athletics programme will fall foul of the rules and suffer disqualification. Who will be next?

Channel 4 has exclusive access to the World Athletics Championship. Follow all the tweets as they happen from those reporting and presenting in the Daegu stadium.

Questions have been raised over the “red card” rule that saw Usain Bolt disqualified in the 100m finals, but Lord Coe tells Channel 4 News that “a rule is a rule” and it will not be changed.

Usain Bolt watches his teammate Yohan Blake win the men’s 100m at the World Athletics Championships after false-starting. It follows similar disappointments for Team GB, as Keme Nzerem reports.

Sprint stars tell Channel 4 News that catching the world’s fastest man is all in the mind, as Bolt prepares to defend his crown in South Korea.

Sports reporter Keme Nzerem explains why the 13th World Athletic Championships mean so much to Great Britain.