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Donald Trump faces frosty reception on Scotland jaunt

DONALD TRUMP has become accustomed to being greeted by large crowds following his unlikely success in the US presidential campaign.

But the billionaire Republican candidate won’t find the same fanatical support he has received during his divisive campaign when his private jet touches down in Scotland today.

Hundreds are expected to stage a protest outside the Trump Turnberry golf resort in Ayrshire that he is reopening after a £200 million refurbishment.

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