Findlay Stein
BBC Scotland

That's all for today's Queen's Baton Relay Live. The baton bearers received terrific support from the people of North Lanarkshire, especially Rab Bannan.

Stuart Sanderson emailed to say: "Wee Rab looked as proud as I have ever seen him. Well done Rab, you are a credit to Coatbridge."

Police escort Tom McKean had some fun carrying the baton through Strathclyde Country Park. The former middle-distance runner left his colleagues struggling to keep up as he jogged along.

I was fortunate enough to see the baton this morning in Stepps, and my picture of the day has to be this young chap taking up a police motorcyclist's offer to sit on his bike.

Thanks for all your tweets flagged with #bbcbatonrelay, external. We'll be back tomorrow morning from 07:40 BST as Falkirk hosts day 11 of the baton relay's 40-day tour of Scotland.

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Goodnight.

Carol Smillie and baton are now both safely aboard a speedboat, travelling down Strathclyde Loch.

"It's all gone a bit Titanic!" quips Carol, as she poses with her arms outstretched at the bow.

Tom McKean has just handed over to today's final baton bearer, TV presenter Carol Smillie.

Police escort and former middle-distance runner Tom McKean has changed into his official baton bearer top and just completed one of the quickest legs of the relay today.

He's now posing for photographs with his slightly out of breath colleagues.

Lee Vernett is taking the baton by bike through Strathclyde Country Park.

The police escorts - on foot - must be loving this at the end of a long day.

The Queen's Baton Relay travels from Denny to Falkirk and then the Kelpies on Tuesday. BBC Weather's Tomasz Schafernaker has the latest forecast.

John is a level two athletics coach, a level two starter marksman and a field judge. He ran a North Lanarkshire "Run, Jump and Throw" club for two years, and has been a fantastic role model for local children.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

John passed the baton to a kilted Frank Burns.

For decades Frank has encouraged young people to participate in sport and in the Boys' Brigade. Frank also raises money for charity through running. His tally includes one New York, three Glasgow, and a whopping 15 London marathons.

The crowd are cheering loudly as Margaret O'Grady starts off the relay in Tannochside.

We told you earlier that the baton was going for a ride on a tram. Stuart Rankin has just tweeted, external this picture.

Image source, Stuart Rankin

He says: "The Queen's Baton looking good atop a tram in Coatbridge's Summerlee Heritage Museum #bbcbatonrelay, external"

Ryan Boyd made a lot friends in Coatbridge.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

He took his time, and gave the crowd lining the route a chance to touch the baton.

The baton is presently at Summerlee, Museum of Scottish Industrial Life, where it's going for a ride on both a tram and a steam engine.

That'll make a nice change from the bus.

One of the relay's police escorts today is none other than former middle-distance runner Tom McKean.

Tom won the 800m silver medal at the 1986 Commonwealth Games, and took another silver four years later in Auckland as part of the 4x400m relay team.

David Macmillan has been watching "Fab Rab".

He's sent an email saying: "Good to see Rab Bannan carrying the baton. A man who's dedicated his life to the people of Coatbridge, both young and old."

Darren Young is enjoying our coverage today. He says: "#bbcbatonrelay, external keep updating your pictures etc. Its providing great commentary to who the Batonbearers are :)"

CoatbridgePolice, external have tweeted: "Local officers are out and about #KeepingPeopleSafe along the #BatonRelay route. Speak to them if you have any issues at all #KeepG2014Safe"

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Ray was awarded the MBE in 2009 for her efforts in raising £160,000 for charity. She is currently working towards a target of £1,000 for the Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Glasgow and the Salvation Army appeal.

Rab Bannan is proving popular with the Coatbridge crowd. They're cheering as he pauses for pictures with the baton.

Cameron Buttle
BBC Scotland

Seventh-Dan black belt Charlie has been coaching karate for 40 years. He is clearly well-respected in the local community as he received numerous nominations to carry the Queen's baton.

He also got loads of cheers from the local karate club in Coatbridge during his leg of the relay.

Findlay Stein
BBC Scotland

Colin Nicolson took this picture of Gary Balfour proudly carrying the baton through Muirhead this morning.

Image source, Colin Nicolson

Please send us your pictures of today's action using #bbcbatonrelay, external or via email.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Fourteen-year-old Jane volunteers at Cumbernauld's Spina Bifida Centre and raised money for it by taking part in the local 3k race. A very caring and supportive individual, Jane always puts others before herself, according to the people who nominated her.

William has helped over 200 children take part in football, regardless of age, gender or ethnic background. He has been working for three years to bring other sports including rugby, athletics and basketball back into one of the most socially-deprived areas in Lanarkshire.

Image source, Glasgow 2014