Findlay Stein
BBC Scotland

That's all for today's Queen's Baton Relay Live. There's been some fun and games on the road to Hawick.

Alexandria Clough's successful attempt to get the police escort dancing in Duns was so good we just had to make it our main image at the top of the page.

The baton went mountain-biking at Glentress, and also met "Numeracy Guy", Earlston High's very own superhero.

Picture of the day has to be this great shot of Allan McGee carrying the baton under a giant Saltire in Selkirk.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Thanks for all your tweets flagged with the hashtag #bbcbatonrelay, external. We'll be back tomorrow morning from 07:30 BST as Dumfries and Galloway gets ready to host day six of the baton relay's 40-day tour of Scotland.

Are you, or is someone you know, taking part in the relay tomorrow? We would love to hear from you on email.

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Goodnight.

The Queen's Baton Relay will start again tomorrow at roughly 07:30 BST in Langholm, before moving across Dumfries and Galloway.

Stops on the road to Stranraer include Eastriggs, Dumfries, Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbright and Newton Stewart.

The baton will be present at a marriage at Gretna Green, where actress Ashley Jensen will be a baton bearer.

Once again we'll be covering the relay as it happens, with a live video stream and updates throughout the day.

Get involved on Twitter using the hashtag #bbcbatonrelay, external or send us an email.

Image source, Getty Images

If you have been enjoying the coverage today why not have a go at our Queen's Baton Relay quiz?

Megan is a Youth Legacy Ambassador for the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.

What do the ambassadors do?

According to the Scottish government the youth legacy scheme aims to involve young people in "securing a lasting and positive games legacy for them and their community".

Megan is committed to making sure the Borders is well represented on the national stage and has lead regional 2014 games activities.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Have you been running with the baton today or taken pictures of the relay?

Share your baton stories and photos with us. Get involved on Twitter using the #bbcbatonrelay, external or send us an email.

The baton should be arriving in Hawick at around 17:50 BST.

Hopefully the video feed will be restored for the final batch of today's baton bearers.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Baton bearer Roy Laidlaw is unlikely to drop the baton. The former scrum-half has 47 Scotland caps, and was also a British Lion on four occasions.

Today Roy has swapped his rugby kit for a rather fetching kilt.

It looks like Brian Woods is enjoying his stint with the baton. He's shaking hands and high-fiving his way along the road in Jedburgh.

Rae supports her younger brother who has learning difficulties, and is currently working towards her Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award. She also dedicates much of her free time to coaching at Peebles Judo club.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

A worthy role model, Gemma, who became paralysed in 2011, shows children how she adapts sport to her disability.

Image source, Martin Summers

They're ready and waiting for the baton in Hawick.

Martin Summers tweets, external: .@YoungScot #Legacy2014 Ambassadors ready to welcome #BatonRelay to Hawick in the @scotborders #bbcbatonrelay, external

The relay should arrive there about 17:50 BST.

Richard Kenney has emailed to share his experience of carrying the baton earlier.

He says: "Loved doing the baton relay at Tweedbank earlier this afternoon despite recovering from a hip op and having to use a crutch! Wouldn't have missed this no matter what. The Borders was such a lovely venue today and the sun made it a perfect day for all of us."

The convoy is in the outskirts of Jedburgh, where the relay will resume. The first baton bearer will be Stacey Downie.

We're experiencing some fine weather here in Glasgow and think it's the warmest day we've had all summer.

Peter Sloss from the BBC Weather Centre has confirmed our suspicions.

He says: "Central Scotland has had very warm weather over the past three days with Glasgow seeing 26.1C yesterday, the highest temperature in Scotland this year so far.

"Temperatures could reach 27C today in parts of Scotland, making it the hottest day of year in the UK."

Thankfully it's not so hot for the baton bearers.

"The baton route is not where the highest temperatures have been so although some fine, warm weather, not the peaks we are seeing in the Central Lowlands northwards. For example the Borders today are seeing about 22/23C," Peter adds.

Another supportive email has arrived, this time from Allan McGee's fellow volunteers at Tweed Valley Mountain Rescue Team.

"Congratulations to Allan from all his team mates at Tweed Valley Mountain Rescue Team, well done to a fantastic member of the team," they wrote.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Allan was a baton bearer in Selkirk.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Fourteen-year-old Fraser is a very promising sportsman. A keen cyclist, he has also represented Kelso at swimming galas. Fraser is a member of the local Scout group, and helps with events and fundraising activities.

The first baton bearer is squash player Frania Gillen-Buchert who represented Scotland at the Melbourne 2006 and the Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games.

After coming out of retirement, Frania was among the first set of Scottish athletes chosen to compete at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.

Some of today's baton bearers have already been in touch. We shared their experiences earlier.

Image source, Vanda Dow

Yesterday, Vanda Dow carried the baton into Cockenzie and Port Seton. She would like to thank all her family and friends who supported her.

She emailed: "I am so honoured to be given this opportunity. Also thank you to our Cockenzie Primary School for bringing a lot of the children out to support us all."

The baton has left Selkirk and is now back on the bus. It will arrive in Kelso at around 15:40 BST.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Selkirk baton bearer Jake Wheelens appears on Batonrelay2014's twitter feed, external, they tweet: "The award for most flags of the day goes to... Selkirk Rugby Ground! Unbelievable noise!"