Graham Stewart
BBC Scotland

The police runners were caught out by the heavy downpour of rain and are getting soaked.

Their reaction was a fine rendition of Singin' in the Rain - which became a classic after Gene Kelly performed it in the 1952 MGM musical.

The stage musical version is coming to Glasgow's Theatre Royal in August.

Graham Fraser
BBC Scotland

The baton will end today on the beautiful Isle of Barra.

This picture was taken by the BBC's Simon Dedman, external as the crew prepared to do a live broadcast this morning. I'm not jealous at all.

Graham Stewart
BBC Scotland

Marian Wyllie, baton bearer 007, danced as she ran accompanied by a piper playing the Black Bear.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

I think she tired herself out though as she took it easy and walked the rest of her distance.

The relay is now under way in Callander with James Black, the first baton bearer, looking great in his kilt.

The baton will be on the move quite a bit today as it travels through Stirlingshire. By the end of the day, it will have arrived on the Western Isles.

It is currently travelling between Doune and Callander.

Graham Fraser
BBC Scotland

Today, the relay will travel between Stirlingshire and the Western Isles. Our live video shows lots of people are already lining the route to cheer the baton bearers on.

Here's a rough guide to today's timings:

• 08:35 Callander

• 10:35 Crianlarich

• 11:00 Tyndrum

• 13:20 Glasgow International Airport

• 16:20 Castlebay/Bàgh a' Chaisteil

The first baton bearer today is Ruth Allison in Doune.

There was just time for a quick photo before she started her leg.

Graham Fraser
BBC Scotland

Good morning and welcome to today's live coverage of the Queen's Baton Relay on day 24 of its journey across Scotland from Doune to Castlebay.