The relay travelled from Duns to Hawick via Melrose, Kelso and Jedburgh
Rugby was a strong theme during the baton's journey in the Borders
The baton was taken to the acclaimed mountain bike centre Glentress
Zoe Higgins, one of the baton bearers in Duns, tweeted, external about her experience this morning.
She wrote: "Been an amazing experience today caring the baton, such an honour! Thanks to the team! #queensbatonrelay #Glasgow2014"
A kilted Alan Stewart has just set off with the baton, after posing for some pictures. He's getting a great reception from the crowd.
Since undergoing a life-saving kidney transplant in 2009, Alan has been committed to raising awareness for organ donation. He has also competed at three British Transplant Games, winning a significant number of medals.
We received this email from Joe and Denise Shakeshaft supporting baton bearer June Murray, who took part in Musselburgh yesterday.
They wrote: "Congratulations June. Amazing that we were able to watch you live from Sydney."
We're delighted our video feed is reaching an audience on the other side of the globe.
You can contact us on Twitter using the hashtag #bbcbatonrelay, external or send us an email.
Dorothy Malkin passes the baton to John Knox as the celebrations get into full swing - it is looking like a very hot afternoon in Selkirk.
Are you in Selkirk? Share your pictures and get involved on Twitter using the hashtag #bbcbatonrelay, external or send us an email.
Image source, Glasgow 2014Gillian Swan has shared this picture of baton bearer Jennifer Bond posing with Numeracy Guy, on what is possibly the warmest day of the year so far.
Image source, Gillian SwanShe tweeted: #bbcbatonrelay, external one of my photos from today at Earlston High School. So privileged to see the baton
Our thanks also go to Greg Paterson who emailed to tell us that Numeracy Guy is Earlston High's very own superhero.
Numeracy Guy? We thought it was Batonman!
We have received lots of messages of support for Selkirk baton bearer Jake Wheelans.
Jake was nominated for his commitment to rugby in the Scottish Borders. He has been the driving force behind Selkirk Youth Rugby Club and has helped players progress from youth level to become Scottish and British Lions internationals.
Alan Wheelans emailed to say: "Good luck to my dad Jake Wheelans when 'running' today at Selkirk RFC! Don't let Lee Jones or Craig Hunter show you up!"
There were more messages of support for Jake on twitter, Bordersafeguard tweeted: "Sun shinning on @SelkirkRFC for the @Batonrelay2014 Wishing our own batonbearer Jake Wheelans all the best today"
Get involved on Twitter using the hashtag #bbcbatonrelay, external or send us an email.
Image source, Glasgow 2014Are you watching the live stream?
The baton is about to make a grand entrance at Selkirk Rugby Football Club, Philiphaugh Stadium.
The club say the have produced an impressive total of 12 Scotland internationalists, the best known being fly-half John Rutherford, who gained 42 caps for his country and represented the British Lions in New Zealand in 1983.
Batonrelay2014 posted this on Twitter, external: "The baton got a massive amount of 'air time' at Glentress Forrest #BatonRelay."
Image source, Glasgow 2014
Image source, Glasgow 2014
Findlay Stein
BBC Scotland
According to our friends at Glasgow 2014, the Commonwealth Games Athletes' Village is 35 hectares in size, the equivalent of 54 football pitches.
The pool at the Tollcross International Swimming Centre, venue for the swimming events, is 50 metres long. Funnily enough that's the equivalent of one Olympic-sized swimming pool.
Image source, PARugby is a strong theme during the baton's journey in the Borders today.
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The relay is on a break at the moment, we will be back soon.
In the meantime, share your baton stories with us. Get involved on Twitter using the hashtag #bbcbatonrelay, external or send us an email.
We've had a few queries about whether you can watch the live stream back on iPlayer.
Unfortunately this is not available. However, while the stream is being broadcast on this page you can scroll back to any point of the day and watch again.
Very handy if you just want a screen grab of a friend or family member holding the baton. But be quick!
The Queen's Baton Relay is curtain raiser for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow next month. As the excitement starts to build in Scotland, here are some top facts about the Games.
The 2,000-seat dining hall in the Athletes' Village will serve around 390,000 meals with more than a 1,000 different menu items during the Games.
Women's boxing and the mixed team relay event in triathlon will make their Commonwealth Games debut in Glasgow.
Scotland, Jamaica, Australia and South Africa were all represented as pupils from the Earlston High School were flying the flags of the Commonwealth during the arrival celebrations in Earlston this morning.
Image source, Glasgow 2014As part of the coverage of you can watch our live video stream of the relay at the top of this page.
At the moment we are in the outdoor sports centre in Tweedbank.
Do you know someone who is taking part today? Email us or use the #bbcbatonrelay, external on Twitter.
The baton will shortly arrive in Tweedbank, and will later travel to Selkirk, Kelso, Jedburgh and Hawick.
It will also visit Selkirk Rugby Club and go off track with some mountain bikers in Glentress.
13:20 Glentress
14:20 Selkirk
15:35 Kelso
16:45 Jedburgh
17:45 Hawick
Some Glasgow 2014 rugby sevens players turned up to see the baton in Melrose.
Batonrelay2014, external sent this tweet from the rugby ground: "@Scotlandteam players @wighty10 @Lewis_Y_91 @Gregor_Y_91 came out see the baton 'hand off' at Melrose #batonrelay, external
Image source, Batonrelay2014Thomas plays for local side St Boswell's Cricket Club and were he also coaches the junior team.
Thanks to his commitment, the club have had two successful tours to his home country, St Lucia.
A proud moment for Christina Robertson as she waved to the crowds in Melrose. During the last 40 years, along with her late husband, Christina has encouraged lots of young people to participate in athletics.
Badminton player Sandra Watt was one of the baton bearers at Melrose Rugby Ground.
The former Scotland internationalist won a bronze medal in the women's doubles at the 1998 Commonwealth Games and a team bronze in Manchester 2002.
Sandra was also the police national singles champion.