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Monday, 11 March, 2002, 17:09 GMT
In pictures: Jubilee baton relay starts
The Queen's Jubilee Baton Relay has started, sending a baton on a 58,000 mile trip, visiting much of the UK and 23 countries in the Commonwealth before arriving in Manchester for the opening ceremony on 25 July.
Sir Roger Bannister received the baton from the Queen
Prince Edward is supporting his mother in Jubilee year
Singers performed official Games anthem Ain't No Stopping Us Now
Olympian Sebastian Coe got the baton moving
Athlete Denise Lewis carried it to Westminster Abbey
The baton will travel 58,000 miles around the world
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