Relay started in Carmunnock and ended in Shawlands
Scotland manager Gordon Strachan carried the baton at Hampden Stadium
Baton travelled by boat along the River Clyde
The baton visited Mount Florida, the Gorbals, Bellahouston, Govan and Cardonald
Graham Stewart
BBC Scotland
An amazing fusion of cultural entertainment here in Nithsdale Road, with the deafening sound of the drums and lots of people dancing.
I haven't seen scenes like this during the baton's last 39 days in Scotland.
Image source, Glasgow 2014The baton has just been carried by David Smith (pictured left) in Pollokshields. David is being recognised for his work as a surgeon.
There are eleven baton bearers in Pollokshields, with the following joining David in Glasgow's south side:
Hugh Torrance, Amanda Torrance, Alan Smith, Isabella MacGregor, Jodie Arthur, Sehar Khushi (pictured right), Heather Mackie, Margaret Cargey, Hardev Singh and Amarjit Nijjar.
Yana Thandrayen
BBC Scotland
The baton caused so much excitement in Albert Drive earlier that a women in half foils ran out of the hairdressers to take pictures.
Hampden Stadium, the home of Scottish football, has been transformed into an athletics venue for the Games.
Earlier, Scotland football manager Gordon Strachan carried the baton inside the stadium before passing it on to Benjamin Vaughan
Image source, Glasgow 2014
Image source, Glasgow 2014The baton is now being carried through Pollokshields. If you are out watching the relay make sure you send your baton stories and pictures to us by email or Twitter via #bbcbatonrelay, external.
The Queen's Baton Relay will make a special appearance on tonight's episode of River City.
As this video clip shows, Molly has been in training for her big moment with the baton.
Image source, Deborah GrantThe supporters of Stevie Ramage, who carried the baton in Castlemilk, had some sage advice. We can happily report he didn't drop it.
Charles Inglis has emailed us again to share his joy of the baton relay.
He said: "This is Charles Inglis day 35 bearer 35 again - I have just had a friend Helen, who is avidly watching the live feed through her old haunts in the south of Glasgow, tell me that she can quite understand how I and everyone else are caught up in the euphoria of it all.
"We baton bearers who have been interviewed have been almost lost for words to explain how we feel about it all, so I thought EUPHORIA was brilliant and would pass it on. I am going to join in, for the fourth time, at Govan in a wee while."
Share your stories of the baton via email or Twitter, external.
Fidele made sure the large crowd who had turned out to see him outside the Citizens Theatre in the Gorbals earlier had a good look at the baton before he started his run.
Fidele is a leader of the Cameroonian Association and was nominated to carry the baton for his work supporting asylum seekers and refugees in the city.
Image source, Glasgow 2014Make sure you click on the video stream at the top of the page as members of Scottish Ballet, external are currently with the baton at their headquarters.
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The Queen's Baton has spent the morning being carried by members of the community in Glasgow's south side.
Image source, Glasgow 2014Dean Thornton gave the thumbs up in Castlemilk.
Image source, Glasgow 2014Caroline Paterson let the crowds in King's Park get close to the baton.
Image source, Glasgow 2014William Wiseman looked like he enjoyed himself with the baton in Mount Florida.
There was great support in Govanhill for the Queen's Baton and its baton bearers.
Raza has been a pillar of the community in Govanhill for more than 15 years. He coaches cricket, football, basketball and badminton and the people who nominated him say he uses sport to engage young people in discussions about issues and help with training or employment.
Philip Frey is a charity fundraiser who provides walking tours in the city to those involved in the couch surfing network, external.
He carried the baton in Glasgow for the Manchester Games in 2002, making him one of the few people in the city to have carried two different batons for two different games.
Simon Dedman
BBC News
Simon Dedman tweets, external: "Our friends at #today @MishalHusainBBC interviewing Gordon Strachan for tomorrow's programme #bbcbatonrelay"
The baton is currently on a short break at the Toryglen Regional Football Centre with baton bearer Ryan Wilson.
The next stop will be Polmadie. If you would like to go out and cheer on the baton bearers, you can do so at the following times:
10:05 Govanhill
10:25 Gorbals
10:40 Eglinton Toll
10:45 Pollokshields
12:30 Bellahouston
13:15 Govan
14:55 Cardonald
15:25 Crookston
15:35 Pollok
15:45 Mosspark
16:00 Bellahouston
16:55 Dumbreck
17:20 Langside
17:30 Shawlands
17:45 Strathbungo
17:55 Mount Florida
18:05 Queen's Park
We are not entirely sure what is going on here, but sometimes in life you don't need an explanation you just have to go with it.
The Wright family have emailed in to say: "Mrs Kennedy is the inspirational teacher of senior prep children at Kelvinside Academy.
"Mrs Kennedy is a sports fanatic always encouraging the children, so much so she introduced the Highland Games to the junior school.
"Moreover Fiona introduced handball and not only does she coach the children she has lead them to national success.
"Mrs Kennedy is a worthy nominee. Looking forward to seeing the photos.
"Enjoy the experience Mrs K!!!"
Here's the latest forecast for the Queen's Baton Relay in Glasgow from our colleagues at BBC Weather.
"It will be a fine, dry and warm day in and around Glasgow. Early low cloud will gradually disperse to allow sunny spells to develop."
Image source, Glasgow 2014Audrey McIntosh who passed the baton to Scotland manager Gordon Strachan has raised more than £10,000 for various charities including Alzheimer Scotland and the Royal Victoria Hospital by running marathons and ultra marathons, including the Ice Marathon in the Antarctic last year.
Congratulations Audrey.