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Commonwealth Games: Forth bridge event for Queen's Baton relay Commonwealth Games: Forth bridge event for Queen's Baton relay
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The Queen's Baton Relay has started its second day in Scotland at the Forth Bridge. The Queen's Baton Relay started its second day in Scotland at the Forth Bridge.
Comedian Rhona Cameron carried the baton from the famous landmark, north of Edinburgh.Comedian Rhona Cameron carried the baton from the famous landmark, north of Edinburgh.
The Queen's baton, the Commonwealth's version of the Olympic torch, is on a 40-day tour of Scotland ahead of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.The Queen's baton, the Commonwealth's version of the Olympic torch, is on a 40-day tour of Scotland ahead of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
The baton contains a message from the Queen, which will be read out at the opening ceremony on 23 July.The baton contains a message from the Queen, which will be read out at the opening ceremony on 23 July.
You can follow the baton relay in West Lothian live on the BBC website, with a video stream showing the baton bearers as they take part in the relay.You can follow the baton relay in West Lothian live on the BBC website, with a video stream showing the baton bearers as they take part in the relay.
After travelling 118,000 miles and visiting 70 nations and territories, the baton arrived in Scotland on Saturday.After travelling 118,000 miles and visiting 70 nations and territories, the baton arrived in Scotland on Saturday.
The second day of the relay will see the baton travel through West Lothian and be carried by members of the community in Queensferry, Broxburn, Uphall, Linlithgow, Armadale, Whitburn, Bathgate and Livingston. The second day of the relay has seen the baton travel through West Lothian.
Highlights include a trip on the canal in Linlithgow and a visit to the town's palace, as well as several community events throughout the region to encourage young people to participate in sport. It has been carried by members of the community in Queensferry, Broxburn, Uphall, Linlithgow and Armadale.
The day will finish will a celebration in Livingston's Howden Park. Team Scotland boxer Kieran Smith, rugby sevens player Alex Glashan and swimmer Craig Benson will take part in the West Lothian relay, with the latter bringing proceedings to a close in his home town. Whitburn, Bathgate and Livingston are also on the route.
Highlights included a trip on the canal in Linlithgow and a visit to the town's palace.
The day will finish will a celebration in Livingston's Howden Park.
The Queen's baton relay route:The Queen's baton relay route:
A comprehensive list of towns the baton will visit each day in Scotland can be found on the Glasgow 2014 website.A comprehensive list of towns the baton will visit each day in Scotland can be found on the Glasgow 2014 website.