Scottish police said yesterday they were preparing for a possible visit to the country by US President Donald Trump this month, which would mark his first visit to Britain since the US election last year.
Trump owns two golf courses in the country, one on the northeast coast and another south of Glasgow on the west coast.
“While official confirmation (of the visit) has not yet been made, it is important that we prepare in advance for what would be a significant policing operation,” Emma Bond, assistant chief constable of Police Scotland, said in a statement.
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