Olympic Torch in Oxfordshire
The Olympic Torch is in Oxfordshire for a second day today. It started its tour at Iffley Road Stadium in Oxford, before heading to Abingdon, Wallingford, Crowmarsh Gifford, Nettlebed and Henley-on-Thames.
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Sir Roger starts relay
Henley Mayor greets crowds for Torch Relay
The boat that will carry the Olympic Torch at Henley
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Crowds go wild in Wallingford
South Oxfordshire District Council say they think about 7,000 people turned out to watch the torch in Wallingford.
Olympic torch fever hits Henley
Our reporter Divya Kohli is in Henley-on-Thames where crowds are lining the streets waiting for the arrival of the Olympic torch.
Oops! I've dropped my phone
Gold and white tracksuit - check, Olympic Torch - check, mobile phone - dropped on the road. French chef Raymond Blanc was so focused on carrying the flame, that he dropped his mobile phone in the street.
Preparing for the torch in Henley
Our sports correspondent Sarah Gomme and cameraman Steve Cottrell at the Leander Club in Henley-on-Thames with 1948 Olympian Michael Lapage. The silver medallist will lead a guard of honour for the torch when it arrives at the rowing club, escorted by Sir Steve Redgrave.
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Fast Food! Chef Raymond Blanc runs with the Torch
Chef Raymond Blanc built up a head of steam running with the Olympic Torch in Wallingford. The conjurer in the kitchen was tweeting this morning about his excitement. Mr Blanc runs the Michelin-starred Le Manoir restaurant at Great Milton near Oxford.
Wallingford waits for the flame
Waiting for the torch in Wallingford, spectators haven't let the rain get in the way of watching the flame make its historic journey towards the Olympic stadium.
Olympic torch heads south
Torch now about to go back onto convoy to travel over to #Wallingford #Crowmarsh #Nettlebed and #Henley goodluck to all in @southoxon
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