Security tightens as Donald Trump plays golf at Turnberry
Summary
Donald Trump is visiting Scotland for four days, staying at his golf resort Turnberry and playing golf with his son Eric. Security measures are strict, with road closures and a heavy police presence, while protests take place against his visit. Trump is set to meet UK and Scottish leaders and is involved in opening a new golf course at his estate in Aberdeenshire.Key Facts
- Donald Trump arrived in Scotland for a four-day private visit, landing at Prestwick Airport.
- He is staying at his golf resort, Trump Turnberry, where he played golf with his son Eric.
- Trump plans to meet UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Scotland's First Minister John Swinney.
- Security has been increased, including road closures and a fence around the golf course.
- Demonstrators have gathered in Aberdeen and Edinburgh to protest against Trump's visit.
- Trump is opening a new 18-hole golf course in Aberdeenshire during his stay.
- His visit coincides with a Scottish government announcement of funding for a future golf tournament at his estate.
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