US President Donald Trump has arrived in Scotland for a four-day private visit.
He is due to meet Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and First Minister John Swinney, but began his first day by playing golf at Trump Turnberry.
His motorcade drove to the luxury resort in South Ayrshire after Air Force One touched down at Prestwick Airport on Friday evening.
A major security operation has been under way in South Ayrshire and Aberdeenshire ahead of the president’s trip.
Saturday: Golf, a buggy entourage and protests
First order of business – Trump played golf on the Turnberry course on Saturday morning
He was accompanied by his second son Eric (centre)
The entourage included at least 15 other golf buggies
Snipers were put in place near the temporary security fences
A demonstration against Trump’s visit was held in Edinburgh with several hundred attending
Another protest took place in Aberdeen
Friday: Air Force One lands at Prestwick
Air Force One came in to land at Prestwick on Friday evening
Crowds gathered at Prestwick Airport to watch the president arrive
Security was tight for the US president’s arrival
Scottish Secretary Ian Murray greeted President Donald Trump on the tarmac
President Trump said it was “great to be in Scotland” as he spoke to the media
The motorcade made its way from the airport to the golf course at Turnberry in Ayrshire
The motorcade drove along the A77 in Maybole, South Ayrshire
Police officers and military personnel searched Turnberry golf course on Saturday morning
A number of roads have also been closed
Police have been drafted in from a number of forces and are using a variety of vehicles
