5 Olympic things to know for Thursday

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[July 26, 2012]  LONDON (AP) -- Here's what to watch for at the London Olympics on Thursday:

1. GETTING CLOSER: The Olympic torch travels past some famous and venerable landmarks -- the Houses of Parliament, St. Paul's Cathedral and Buckingham Palace, among others -- on the second-to-last day of its 8,000-mile (12,900-kilometer) journey.

2. TENNIS DRAW: Who will have the best route to the final? Thursday is the draw for men's and women's tennis.

3. DAVID CAMERON: The British prime minister gives his view on all things Olympic inside the park. What's his take on the security situation as the games approach?

4. MICHELLE OBAMA: The U.S. first lady arrives in London. Expect to see a lot of her -- and a lot of security around her -- as of Friday morning.

5. ROMNEY VISITS: The Republican presidential candidate meets with British leaders, including Cameron and former prime minister Tony Blair.

[Associated Press]

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