Starting at Lands End in Cornwall, on the 19th of May, the torch went to every English county, Scotland, Wales and Ireland, before reaching the Olympic stadium in time for the games on the 27th of July.
As always the BBC bus has been with the torch every step of the way. By the time the relay is over the re-branded BBC Olympic Bus will have made it to all but 4 BBC local radio stations, BBC Wales and BBC Scotland.
Then the next day before heading to the next evening venue its breakfast time when the torch is relit and sent on its way for the day.
Starting in Cornwall and traveling up to Wales before a few days off as the torch goes to Northen Island. We catch up with the Torch again as it came in to Scotland and then down the North East of England. It was not long before it was going to the North west then Midlands and onward to the South East. After stops in the South it will make it to London in time for the games on the 27th of July 2012.
Along the way 8000 people got the chance to carry the flame. From people who work in their community to well known sports personalities like Lewis Hamilton in Luton.
Also see.. Photos from The Olympic Torch Relay
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