Welcome home!published at 08:10 British Summer Time 20 July 2014
Batonrelay2014, external tweets: "Clyde with @Glasgow2014 Clydesiders who have lined Albion Street to welcome the baton home! #Glasgow2014 #BatonRelay"
The baton relay started at Glasgow Green
It travelled to Merchant City, Garnethill, George Square, Dennistoun and Shettleston
It also visited Celtic Park, Garthamlock, Alexandra Park and Springburn Park
Craig Frew and Findlay Stein
Batonrelay2014, external tweets: "Clyde with @Glasgow2014 Clydesiders who have lined Albion Street to welcome the baton home! #Glasgow2014 #BatonRelay"
Simone Callender hands the baton to Gemma Paterson outside Glasgow 2014 offices in Albion Street in Glasgow's Merchant City.
Dozens of Glasgow 2014 volunteers, otherwise known as the Clydesiders, have gathered to welcome the baton home. They are the ones wearing red, grey and white uniforms.
Megan Fenwick's family have been in touch via email. Megan was the third person to run in Glasgow this morning.
"Can you please pass on the message that her mum, dad and brother are extremely proud of her," they said.
"Unfortunately we were on our family holiday to Tenerife when Megan received the wonderful news. Megan cut short her holiday, flew home alone so not to miss out on this once in a lifetime experience."
Happy scenes in Glasgow this Sunday morning as Sarah McGibbon runs with the baton in the Gallowgate.
We are flying through the baton bearers as John McGowan, Megan Fenwick, Neil Devenny, Adrian Wood, Graham Kelly and Sam Kelly all take part in relay.
Anne-Marie Monaghan has the honour of being the first person to carry the baton in Glasgow.
The people who nominated Anne-Marie say she say is a "very sporty individual". Since was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis over ten years ago, she has taken up golf, skiing and swimming.
The crowds have started to gather, some in fancy dress, at the People's Palace in Glasgow Green as day 37 starts in colourful fashion.
The Queen's baton will start at the People's Palace in Glasgow Green as it begins three day adventure around the city.
Today the baton will also reach Merchant City, Garnethill, George Square, Dennistoun, Shettleston, Garthamlock, Alexandra Park and finish with an evening event at Springburn Park.
If you fancy going out to cheer along the runners you will be able to see them at the following times and locations:
07.00 BST Glasgow Green
08.00 BST Merchant City
09.30 BST Garnethill
11.50 BST George Square
13.35 BST Dennistoun
14.40 BST Shettleston
15.50 BST Garthamlock
17.30 BST Alexandra Park
18.30 BST Springburn Park
Good morning and welcome to Day 37 of the Queen's Baton Relay in Scotland.
The relay has finally made it. It is a very important day as the Queen's baton has arrived in Glasgow for the first time.
Today the baton relay will start at Glasgow Green and finish in Springburn as it travels around the city.