Baton travelled to Daliburgh, Liniclate and Benbecula Airport
The baton was taken by helicopter to the the remotest part of the UK, St Kilda
Relay also visited Tarbert, Butt of Lewis Lighthouse and Stornoway
There is still no final go-ahead for the helicopter flight to St Kilda, but Comhairle nan Eilean, external (Western Isles Council) tweets: "Although not officially confirmed yet, the Baton is scheduled to leave Benbecula Airport where it will head out to St. Kilda"
A second tweet adds: "St Kilda, with its double World Heritage Site status, will be a majestic place for the Baton to visit on a day like this! #BatonRelay"
Graham Stewart
BBC Scotland
The Outer Hebrides are known for their harsh, wet and windy conditions, but after a damp start in Eriksay and South Uist this morning, the warm sun has come out for our arrival in Benbecula.
It just so happens that a group of Sea Cadets from Central Scotland are here in Benbecula for their regular summer camp, where they take part in various outdoor activities.
When they heard about the baton's arrival at Liniclate they decided to line the street in support.
The young people here come from Sea Cadet units in Paisley, Dalbeattie, Ayr and Queensferry.
Photographs are starting to arrive from the baton's stop in Daliburgh this morning.
Roland MacPhee, who was the first baton bearer of the day, hands the baton to Christine Lindsay MacQuarrie.
Image source, Glasgow 2014Crowds waited patiently in a rather damp South Uist earlier today.
Image source, Glasgow 2014Marion Lindsay Steele was the third person to carry the baton in Daliburgh on South Uist.
Image source, Glasgow 2014A trip to St Kilda via Benbecula Airport is next on the schedule, but it hasn't been officially confirmed yet.
We have had a tweet, external from the bilingual local police force, WesternIslesPolice: "1/2 St Kilda, although you are the remotest part of the British Isles the Queens Baton is on its way #BatonRelay"
And tweet again, for those of you who prefer it in the Gaelic: "2/2 Hiort, ged is sibh an ceàrn is iomallach de na h-Eileanan Bhreatainn tha Bata na Ban-rìghinn air an t-slighe #BatonRelay"
Shinty player Joseph MacInnes enjoys his moment with the baton in Daliburgh earlier this morning.
He has played for Uist Camanachd for the past five years. Recently he was recognised as the club's most improved player and became the captain of the side.
The people who nominated Joseph say he has a "mature and motivating attitude".
"He is not only a great asset to the club but an excellent role model," they add.
Image source, Glasgow 2014Team Scotland mountain biker Kerry MacPhee, external has been adding to the baton excitement in the Western Isles.
She tweets, external: "Would love to have been in South Uist today as the baton passes through! It will be a mega atmosphere there today :-) good luck all :-)"
The video feed at the top of this page has returned as mobile signal has slightly improved.
Watch the video for the latest from the relay as we travel through South Uist.
Graham Stewart
BBC Scotland
The sun has come out and so have the crowds. Hundreds of people are following baton bearer number eight - Paul Morrison - as he walks around Liniclate School.
If you are planning to watch the baton relay later today, we have managed to get the latest weather forecast from the BBC's Steven Keates.
"A small chance of a shower this morning but otherwise it should be a dry day with increasing amounts of sunshine by this afternoon. Highs of 16C (61F)."
Lots of excitement for the baton relay on South Uist this morning.
Western Isles Police have been on Twitter, external: "Kids at Daliburgh get a look at the Queen's Baton, how exciting! Great to see so many happy faces #BatonRelay, external"
Image source, WesternIslesPoliceLewis Sport Centre tweets, external: "Sunshine in Stornoway! Commonwealth Youth Circus getting ready for Queen's Baton Relay event tonight! #BatonRelay"
Image source, Lewis Sports CentreChristine Schofield emailed to say: "I am looking forward to carrying the Baton in Stornoway this evening. Enjoy your trip up from Uist. Hopefully you have the sunshine we have here in Carloway."
Craig Frew
BBC Scotland
The baton relay is travelling the length of the Western Islands chain today.
We set off on the ferry from Ardmhor to Eriskay this morning, and then on to Daliburgh. Still to come are Lochboisdale, Balivanich, Tarbert, Butt of Lewis, finishing the day in Stornoway.
We are all getting excited about the prospect of travelling to the isolated St Kilda island (weather permitting, of course!). As soon we get the green light for travel we will let you know.
Craig Frew
BBC Scotland
Will you hold the baton today? We would love to hear from you. Email or tweet using #bbcbatonrelay, external with your pictures and stories.
Graham Stewart
BBC Scotland
An "Orcadian Strip The Willow" has broken out in Daliburgh school grounds accompanied by a piper.
Graham Stewart
BBC Scotland
The media vehicle is attracting almost as much attention as the baton.
Local school children are getting photographs taken while sitting on the back, when we are stationary of course!
The relay has started in the first location of the day - Daliburgh on South Uist.
Six people will have the honour of carrying the baton on the island town.
Ready for the baton bearer roll call? They include, Ronald MacPhee, Christine Lindsay MacQuarrie, Marion Lindsay Steele, Joseph MacInnes, Susannah Dawson and Jane MacIntyre.
A stunning photograph to start the day, as a lone piper welcomes the baton to South Uist.
Image source, Glasgow 2014Graham Stewart
BBC Scotland
We are off and running in a rather damp South Uist as a huge crowd has gathered outside Sgoil Dhalabroig (Daliburgh School).
The first baton bearer, Ronnie MacPhee is walking with the baton followed by a group of flag-waving children.
Graham Stewart
BBC Scotland
If you are experiencing travel disruption in the Daliburgh area it will be the Queen's Baton Relay.
The convoy has arrived almost an hour early at the school and is waiting by the road to spring into action.
Today, the relay will travel between Daliburgh, Linaclate, Benbecula Airport, Tarbert, Butt of Lewis Lighthouse and Stornoway.
The video stream may be a little patchy throughout due to poor mobile data in many of the places we will visit. We will do our best to bring moving pictures when we can.
If you are heading out to watch the relay, email or tweet #bbcbatonrelay, external with pictures and stories.
Here's a rough guide to today's timings:
09:20 Daliburgh/Dalabrog
10:35 Liniclate/Lionacleit
11:30 Benbecula Airport
15:25 Tarbert/Tairbeart
17:50 Butt of Lewis
19:20 Stornoway/Steòrnabhagh
