And with that, we'll call it a day.

Glasgow came in at the 11th hour to haul the Commonwealth Games out of the mud, and mustered up a rather cracking 11-day event.

The baton has very much been handed over to Ahmedabad, who will host the centenary edition of the Games in 2030.

Already cannae wait.

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While we were all toe-tapping to Simple Minds, those outside taking a late Sunday stroll would have been stunned by the fireworks on the Clyde.

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Safe to say there were a fair few fears about this whole shebang.

Now it's over, you wonder why. This place delivered. Again.

Never doubted you, Glasgow.

Mr mop dancer better come back. There is a lot of oversized confetti on the floor here.

Traffic cones should act as a point of reference, direction even.

This lot don't have a clue how to exit here.

Actually reminds me of Glasgow, cones, congestion and roadworks everywhere.

Very enjoyable.

But where was the Tunnock's teacake?

And, eh, that, is that.

The big lights are on.

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I do love that they feel the need to put the words 'la la la la' on the big screen.

'Don't You (Forget About Me)?'

We won't be forgetting you, Glasgow. Fear not...

Well in, boys. That was very, very good.

Time for one more?

After fearing earlier that Reuben Ward was a wee bit left out of things because he was flag bearer, I'm delighted to reveal he is getting right in about it.

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A shiny unicorn and a shiny star are currently having a wee boogie.

It's been a long week.

They kick off with Alive and Kicking.

Dr Donald Rukare earlier said the Commonwealth Games are indeed, alive and kicking, thanks to Glasgow's life-support here.

Jim Kerr is 67 and he's giving it a right good go here.

I'm sure he wouldn't mind me telling you he didn't sound as good as this in the sound check...

Short, sweet and sweaty from George Bowie.

Now it's the big ticket.

Simple Minds.

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Tell you what, I've never been to a ceilidh like this.

More like a rave as the famous mop dancer from the netball and bowls is doing his thing.

Flashbacks to ceilidh dancing in PE at high school as George Bowie talks the dancers through the Virginia Reel as the caller.

Bounce, sashay, reel away...

Very good, boys. But this is still our show for now.

It's ceilidh time, announces legendary Scottish DJ, George Bowie.

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Last time I saw Ashley Banjo was on Dancing on Ice. And Perri Kiely was on Celebrity Gogglebox with Jordan Banjo.

I'd like him to watch this on next week's show.

Aw naw, come back!

Diversity - aye the real dance troop - are here!

Ashley Banjo, I didn't have you down as a Weegie...