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Trump back on the golf course for day two of Scottish visit
Donald Trump tackled Turnberry in showery conditions on his second round of golf this weekend
Mary McCool
BBC Scotland News
James Cook
Scotland editor
X, @BBCJamesCook
27 July 2025, 08:13 BST
Updated 50 minutes ago
Donald Trump is back out on the golf course on the second full day of his visit to Scotland before he meets the EU Commission president for trade talks.
Despite showery conditions, the US president is playing another round at Turnberry in South Ayrshire with guests and family, including his son Eric.
A small group of pro-Trump protesters gathered in the grounds of the resort with a placard which read "President Trump don't trust Starmer".
It is believed Trump's only major business meeting on Sunday will be with Ursula von der Leyen, who has said they will discuss "transatlantic trade relations, and how we can keep them strong".
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Donald Trump tackled Turnberry in showery conditions on his second round of golf this weekend
Mary McCool
BBC Scotland News
James Cook
Scotland editor
X, @BBCJamesCook
27 July 2025, 08:13 BST
Updated 50 minutes ago
Donald Trump is back out on the golf course on the second full day of his visit to Scotland before he meets the EU Commission president for trade talks.
Despite showery conditions, the US president is playing another round at Turnberry in South Ayrshire with guests and family, including his son Eric.
A small group of pro-Trump protesters gathered in the grounds of the resort with a placard which read "President Trump don't trust Starmer".
It is believed Trump's only major business meeting on Sunday will be with Ursula von der Leyen, who has said they will discuss "transatlantic trade relations, and how we can keep them strong".
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