Tram trip of a lifetimepublished at 11:34 British Summer Time 14 June 2014
Baton Relay 2014 tweets, external: Someone won't be forgetting her first ever trip on an Edinburgh Tram in a hurry! @EdinburghTrams, external#BatonRelay, external
Commonwealth champion Daley Thompson passed the baton to Scottish athlete Eilidh Child to officially begin the relay in Scotland
Baton bearers included Lorraine Kelly, Gavin Hastings and Alex Arthur
Baton travelled from Coldstream for a journey around Edinburgh
The Baton Relay is the main curtain raiser for the Commonwealth Games
Craig Frew and Findlay Stein
Baton Relay 2014 tweets, external: Someone won't be forgetting her first ever trip on an Edinburgh Tram in a hurry! @EdinburghTrams, external#BatonRelay, external
Iain Morrice passed the baton to Judith Arrowsmith during the celebrations in Edinburgh city centre this afternoon.
Baton Relay 2014 tweets, external: The baton at Murrayfield Station paying tribute to the home of Scottish Rugby @Scotlandteam, external@EdinburghTrams, external
Allan MacKay just carried the baton through Edinburgh city centre. He was nominated for his charity fundraising.
Cameron Buttle reports as the Queen's Baton arrived in Coldstream earlier this morning.
Triple Commonwealth gold medallist Daley Thompson handed the baton to Scottish athlete Eilidh Child on the border at 07:45.
Craig Frew
BBC Scotland
The baton has just reached Shadwick Place via one of Edinburgh's new trams after being carried by Scottish hockey player Allan Dick.
If you are planning to watch the baton in the capital today, here are the locations and times of today's journey:
12:00 - 21 gun salute at Edinburgh Castle for the Queen's official birthday
12:30 - Baton carried down the Royal Mile from Edinburgh Castle to the Scottish Parliament
12:45 - Baton escorted into the main chamber of the Scottish Parliament by the Presiding Officer
13:16 - Baton carried through the central forecourt of the Palace of Holyroodhouse
13:50 - Sports event at Meadowbank Stadium attended by the First Minister
17:45 - Baton goes into Glasgow 2014 venue the Royal Commonwealth Pool for a diving display
19:20 - End of day celebration at the Ross Bandstand
TV presenter Jenni Falconer tweets, external: Just hanging out with this fella, the lovely people of #Coldstream and a big shiny baton!!…
Louise Fraser tweets, external excited about the #BatonRelay coming to Leith today.
Stay tuned to the live stream at the top of the page as the baton boards one of Edinburgh's new trams.
Team Scotland hammer thrower Andy Frost joins the Queen's Baton Relay celebrations at Heriot-Watt University.
Susan Stuart on email says: "All the best to my uncle John Smith as he carries the baton down the Royal Mile today. Sorry we can't be there to see it."
Are you or someone you know taking part in the relay today? We want to hear from you on email.
If you can't make it along to see the baton, don't worry. You can watch the relay on our video stream on this page.
Up to 4000 baton bearers will take part in the relay in Scotland. Many of the runners have been chosen due to their work in the local community.
BBC News takes a look at some of them who will carry the baton today.
Edinburgh Council tweets, external: A kilted Cameron Finlayson. Edinburgh's first baton bearer! #batonrelay
Baton Relay tweets, external: Great show of support for all the batonbearers @HeriotWattUni #BatonRelay
Lovely opening scenes at Heriot-Watt University as the Queen's Baton Relay makes a colourful start in Edinburgh. Watch the live stream at the top of the page for all the latest.
David Laing, looking splendid in his kilt, he was the first community baton bearer in Scotland after receiving the baton from athlete Samantha Kinghorn in Coldstream earlier this morning.
Traffic Scotland tweets, external: Proof that the Baton is near Edinburgh. Caught on our CCTV heading into Edinburgh @Batonrelay2014, externalpic.twitter.com/2OcwdYqp3L, external
The Queen's Baton has now arrived in Edinburgh with student Cameron Finlayson the first to carry the baton in the capital.
Mark Beaumont
BBC Queen’s Baton Relay presenter
Such a fantastic turn out and atmosphere in Coldstream - I arrived at 05:30 and people were already out along the street.
It was such a lovely moment and real privilege to row the Queen's Baton down the River Tweed with local ghillie Brendan Lough. He said it would be a good morning for fishing!
After over eight months on the road with the Queen's Baton, it's great to see it finally in Scotland.
When I left at the start of October, the Games were something people weren't really talking about as it felt far off on the future, and I have come back to Scotland to find a real buzz and a sense of the final build up.
Alison Fraser on email says: "Getting ready to cheer my 87-year-old dad John Smith on when he carries the Baton from Brodies Close to Parliament Square - so proud of him."
Fi Thomas, external tweets: #bbcbatonrelay good luck to Edinburgh diving club divers putting on display later - can't wait to see it!! Have a great day with the baton.
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The baton is expected to arrive in Edinburgh about 10:30 with students among the first to carry it at Heriot-Watt University.
You can watch live on the stream at the top of this page and join the conversation on Twitter using the hashtag #bbcbatonrelay, external or by sending an email.
Baton in Edinburgh:
10:46 - Travel on board a new Edinburgh tram
12:00 - 21 gun salute at Edinburgh Castle for the Queen's official birthday
12:30 - Baton carried down the Royal Mile from Edinburgh Castle to the Scottish Parliament
12:45 - Baton escorted into the main chamber of the Scottish Parliament by the presiding officer
13:16 - Baton carried through the central forecourt of the Palace of Holyroodhouse
13:50 - Sports event at Meadowbank Stadium attended by the first minister
17:45 - Baton goes into Glasgow 2014 venue the Royal Commonwealth Pool for a diving display
19:20 - End of day celebration at the Ross Bandstand
Scottish 400m hurdling star Eilidh Child (left), Team Scotland's Samantha Kinghorn and Commonwealth Games Scotland's Michael Cavanagh were pictured with the baton in Coldstream.