That's all from the Queen's Baton Relay today.

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Kay Mackay, who was getting a great response from the crowds in Stornoway, passed the baton on to Jim Warnock who set off to more huge cheers.

Kirsty Wade just carried the baton in Stornoway.

Kirsty is a three-time Commonwealth Games gold medallist, and one of Wales' most successful track-and-field athletes ever.

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BBC Scotland

So the baton is basically going round in a continuous loop in the centre of Stornoway. A good idea as it means all the crowds are concentrated in the same place, and the glorious sunshine continues to shine brightly.

Colin - who is one of the baton bearers in Stornoway - posed with the baton earlier on the island of Hirta, the largest island in the St Kilda archipelago in the Outer Hebrides.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Jimina MacLeod and Donna Barden are not the first of our baton bearers to stop for a special moment with their families before they set off with the baton.

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It's all waves for the cameras as Chrisell MacLeod sets off with the baton. Some in the crowd are even joining in and running alongside her.

Chrisetta Mitchell is our first kilted lady in Stornoway today, and the crowds cheered as she passed the baton on to Mina Nicolson.

Baton bearer 17 Iain Sinclair carried the Glasgow 2014 Queen's Baton earlier today at the Butt of Lewis.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Teenager Katie Murray also had the honour of carrying the baton...

Image source, Glasgow 2014

...as did Kellie Offer.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

Baton bearer Jenny is involved with the Stornoway Running and Athletics Club.

Luckily she's slowed from her usual pace to a light jog, allowing the crowds lining the streets to get a good look at the baton.

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BBC Scotland

Baton bearers Mairianne Campbell and Donald MacLeod were cheered on by hundreds of people in Stornoway.

For 15 years, Christine was the secretary to the Carloway Community Association.

She's now given up this opportunity, but continues to volunteer through the local gardeners club.

Glenn Denny made a quick stop with the baton so he could pose for a picture with the local beavers group.

Christine Stewart passed the baton to Charlie Nicolson, with a brief interlude for a bit of dancing.

Earlier today baton bearer Marina Murray carried the baton to the Butt of Lewis Lighthouse on the most northerly point in the Outer Hebrides.

Image source, Glasgow 2014

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BBC Scotland

The deeper we get into Stornoway, the deeper the crowds line the street. Impressive support from this community.

Hundreds of people are out on the streets of Stornoway to see the Queen's Baton Relay.

It's a lovely night for it and baton bearer John Mitchell is running his leg of the journey to loud cheers of encouragement from crowds lining the route.

Graham Stewart
BBC Scotland

Baton has just reached Stornoway.

Greeted by a pipe band and our first baton bearer is dancing along with an improvised jig. Hundreds of local people at the roadside clapping her on.

The baton has travelled from the Butt of Lewis for the evening celebrations in Stornoway's Perceval Square.

1500m runner Eilidh Mackenzie, one of the most well-known athletes from the Western Isles, will be the final baton bearer of the day.

Western Isles Police tweeted, external:

"2/2 Stornoway, you are the final destination for the Queen's Baton. Keep the party atmosphere going, its been amazing so far #BatonRelay"