Findlay Stein
BBC Scotland

That's all from today's Queen's Baton Relay, where we've travelled more than 200 miles from Stirling to Castlebay. The weather wasn't perfect, but it didn't stop the crowds from turning out to cheer on the baton bearers.

Thanks for all your tweets, flagged with #bbcbatonrelay, external. We hope to have some more pictures from Barra for you in the morning when we're back from 09:00 BST, as day 25 of the relay's 40-day tour of Scotland sees the baton journey around Eilean Siar.

The relay will visit Daliburgh, Linaclate, Benbecula Airport, Tarbert, the Butt of Lewis Lighthouse and Stornoway. Weather permitting, the relay will also travel to the isolated island of St Kilda.

Are you, or is someone you know, taking part in the relay tomorrow? We would love to hear from you on email. For the latest on the baton relay visit our website.

Goodnight.

Findlay Stein
BBC Scotland

The last we heard the baton was on its way across the island to Castlebay, but the mobile signal is a little bit patchy so we might not be able to bring you any pictures from the last section of today's relay until the morning.

Earlier today the baton was carried in Tyndrum by the Blue Knights motorcycle club. Paul Gallagher, a serving constable with Police Scotland had the honour.

Image source, Stuart Barrowman

Baton bearer Diane Mailer took a break from the relay to pose with the bikers.

Image source, Stuart Barrowman

Eeyore is the mascot for Kirsty's Kids, external, a charity that the club supports. It provides respite to children with terminal illnesses and their families.

Earlier we mentioned that Inverness Leisure was anticipating the baton's arrival on Saturday.

East Renfrewshire Council, external are also looking forward to hosting the relay in nine days' time. They tweet, external: ".@Batonrelay2014 Hope you've had a good day! We're getting excited about the baton's arrival in #EastRen, external next Wednesday #BatonRelay"

It seems that the Team Scotland parade uniform for the Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony isn't to everyone's taste.

Image source, Team Scotland

Designer Jilli Blackwood, external has responded to the criticism of the kit in an interview with Radio Scotland saying "Everyone's allowed their own opinion and I didn't expect everyone to like them.

"This has been a long process and has been talked about. The athletes have been included all the way along. The brief said they wanted a 'high-impact statement'."

What do you think? Do you love it or loathe it? Tweet your thoughts using hashtag #bbcbatonrelay.

The relay is now heading for Castlebay where the last five of today's baton bearers will take their turn.

Castlebay is the main village on the island of Barra, external, and sits almost right at the southern tip of the Outer Hebrides.

Inverness Leisure are getting excited about hosting the relay at the weekend, and it's only Monday.

They tweet, external: "The Queen's Baton Relay will visit Inverness Leisure @ 9.00am on Sat 12th - all welcome to come along and spectate. #BatonRelay #Glasgow2014"

For more places where you catch some baton action, visit our website.

Simon Dedman, BBC News field producer, tweets, external: Cherry Campbell who plays Cbeebies character Katie Morag marches into Barra airport with a piper #batonrelay , external

Katie Morag arrived at Barra airport where more than 80 locals turned out to welcome the Queen's baton to the Western Isles.

The plane carrying the baton has landed safely on Barra in the Western Isles, the only airport in the world to have a beach runway for scheduled flights.

As the baggage handlers emptied the hold Katie Morag (aka actress Cherry Campbell) descended the plane's steps with the Queen's baton.

Katie Morag has arrived safely with the baton on Barra.

The plane carrying the baton has just appeared out of the clouds and is about to land.

Our live video feed is now showing the beautiful beach come runway at Barra where finally we have blue skies.

The plane carrying the baton and Katie Morag will be landing shortly. Don't miss the moment - click on the 'live coverage' tab above to see what's going on.

As the baton makes its way to Castlebay, it's the perfect time to look back on some of the relay highlights.

Last Friday, the baton made a spectacular entrance in Perth when it arrived in a flotilla of kayaks.

Image source, LINDA CORCORAN

BBC Scotland radio presenter Fred MacAulay was the baton bearer who had the honour, and one of those to welcome him back to dry land was 11-year-old Sean Marshall.

Image source, LINDA CORCORAN

Image source, LINDA CORCORAN

Sean's grandmother Linda Corcoran, who took these fantastic pictures, said: "A momentous day for the Fair City and an overwhelmed Scout Helper. Sean Marshall is first to hold the baton with baton bearer Fred MacCauley."

As mentioned earlier, CBeebies' Katie Morag will be landing on Barra's beach with the baton.

Image source, Handout

Katie, played by Cherry Campbell, is a small red-headed girl who lives with her family on the remote and beautiful fictional Scottish island of Struay.

Based on the much-loved series of books by Mairi Hedderwick, the television series was filmed on Lewis in the Western Isles. A second series has recently been commissioned.

Colin Robertson watched Andrew Milne carry the baton in Crianlarich earlier today.

He tweets, external: "Just home from seeing Andy do his stint for @Batonrelay2014, external , horrible rainy day, but he looked tremendous, did his family very proud..."

Have you been out to see the baton? Please email or send us a tweet using the hashtag #bbcbatonrelay, external and let us know.

Ismay Mitchell had a chance to meet Scotland's rugby sevens captain Colin Gregor yesterday in Balfron and got up close with the baton.

Image source, Rachel Mitchell

You can send in your pictures and experiences of the Queen's Baton using the "Get Involved" tab at the top of this page.

Helen Tobin celebrated the end of her stint with the baton in Doune by dancing the can-can with two of the police escorts, while Jane Tobin looked on in amusement.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

We are all now humming the can-can tune in the office.

Steve Cleaton, from BBC Weather, has sent us the latest forecast for the today's baton relay.

"There'll be a fair few showers around today, some of them heavy. But inbetween some bright or sunny spells will also make an appearance.

"Temperatures typically around 13C in frequent showers, but may rise a few degrees higher in any sunshine."

Cláudia Monteiro, external, Batonrelay2014's senior press officer, tweets, external: "We'll be landing at Barra's beach with Katie Morag @CBeebiesHQ. Check these pix of stunning scenery for #BatonRelay gu.com/p/3xbg3, external"