After 69 days travelling the length and breadth of the UK, today the Flame embarked on its final journey towards the Olympic Stadium for tonight's Opening Ceremony.
As the Torch Relay continues its way around London, today it will cover 42.97 miles, carried by 144 Torchbearers as it travels from Kingston upon Thames to Ealing.
The Olympic Flame spends its second full day in the capital on Sunday 22 July, being carried by 163 Torchbearers as it makes its 32.37 mile journey from Redbridge to Bexley.
On Saturday 21 July, the Relay will start in Greenwich Park at 7.22am and finish in Waltham Forest at 7.30pm. The Relay will travel 36.35 miles and 143 Torchbearers will carry the Flame.
The Olympic Flame arrived in London in spectacular fashion this evening with the help of the Royal Navy’s Commando Helicopter Force (CHF), in advance of its seven-day tour of the capital.
On day 62 of the London 2012 Olympic Torch Relay, the Flame will travel 65.47 miles through 21 communities on its journey from Deal to Maidstone, carried by 136 Torchbearers. The day will conclude with an evening celebration at Leeds Castle.