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baton through. The baton will now go on to more than 400 communities

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before the start of The Queen's Baton Relay has arrived

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in Scotland ahead Over the next 40 days it will travel

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the length and breadth of Scotland. And tonight it's in Edinburgh,

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from where we join our Games Graham, you join me at Princes

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Street Gardens, where there has been a concert this evening to celebrate

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the first day of the Queen's baton arrival in squat pond. -- in

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Scotland. The baton has been carried down into the stand by the

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Commonwealth games former gold medallist Alex Arthur. Here's the

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last baton bearer of the day, 100 have carried it throughout its first

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day in Scotland, where it began its journey first thing this morning in

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Coldstream. There is an old Borders phrase,, and you may see the same of

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the baton as it is brought in on a ghillie.

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Daley Thompson handed it to Eilidh Child, gold medal hopeful for

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Glasgow. From there to Edinburgh, and

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on-board a tram. Much to the surprise of passengers.

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I am going into town to get my hair done.

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I have got a ticket for the opening ceremony in Glasgow. It made

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everyone feel so happy, it is a lovely design and it is special.

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This is the start of the hand to hand baton relay, for the next 40

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days it will be carried up and down the country.

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Michael Lang, the baton bearer, designed the 1986 baton.

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In 1986 things were very different. I love the new baton today and it

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has been designed with electronics and lot of new people. In 1986 it

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was me and a sketch pad. Then on to the castle when a 21 gun salute

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healed of the Queen's Birthday. The relay continued down the Royal

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mile to Parliament. Then a chance to soak up the

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atmosphere at Meadowbank, host of two previous games.

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That baton will go right round the country, 400 towns and villages from

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the Shetland Isles to everywhere. Thousands of people will get a

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chance to carry the baton is what will be fantastic for all of

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Scotland. The baton is designed to be handled and to infuse.

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Edinburgh has enjoyed its chance to get involved.

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Of course, no tour would be complete without a visit to the Commonwealth

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pool. It will soon be in the limelight again, our host for a

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third Commonwealth Games. Tomorrow the baton goes to West

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Lothian where there are a series of special events planned in the likes

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of Linlithgow and Livingston. Every day it is inching closer to

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the opening ceremony on July the 23rd at Celtic park.

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And you can see live streaming on when it visit your community on the

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BBC News website. People from across Scotland and

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from all walks of life have been recognised

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in the Queen's Birthday Honours. Professor Tom Devine from the

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University of Edinburgh has been knighted for his services to the

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study of Scotland's history. He paid tribute to his family, colleagues

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and students. The Chief Executive of the Edinburgh

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Festival fringe Society for the past five years is made CBE.

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There is an MBE for Edinburgh born Dario Franchitti, who has won the

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Indianapolis 500 multiple times. His driving career was ended by a

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crash at the end of last year. And another MBE for 24-year-old Fraser

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Doherty, who turned his grandmother 's jam recipes into a thriving

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business based in the capital and selling round the world.

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The Stornoway rower Neil Iain Macdonald who is

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attempting to cross the Atlantic from New York to the Western Isles,

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He contacted a control centre in Cornwall reporting that he'd got

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Time for the weather outlook for tonight and tomorrow.

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It has been lovely weather for most of today and we can expect more of

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the same next week. It will not be wall-to-wall sunshine, as today

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parts of the northern isles have struggled with cloud, but where we

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have had the sunshine in the south-west we got up to 22 Celsius.

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A few showers this evening but they will die away to leave a dry night

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with clear spells. Becoming quite misty come especially in the Glens

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and scarcely a breath of wind tonight, mild and humid and

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temperatures holding up at 13 Celsius. Tomorrow is a repeat

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performance, loud and missed-macro in the morning, that will burn off

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allowing the cloud to break and some spells of sunshine. There will be

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some showers around but very isolated, light, mainly over hills

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in the East. Good spells of sunshine getting temperatures widely up to

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the high teens or the low 20s. There is more tomorrow at lunchtime.

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From all of us, have a good night. Goodbye.

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But from all of us on the team, goodbye.

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