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London 2012: Cameron to make NI Olympic visit
Published: 1st Aug 2012 07:14:38
Prime Minister David Cameron is due to fly into Northern Ireland on Wednesday.
He is due to attend a number of engagements as part of a UK-wide tour to promote the Olympic Games.
Last week, Mr Cameron confirmed he would be visiting the region.
The prime minister said he wanted to ensure that the London Olympics benefited all four regions of the UK, not just the capital.
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