Former US president Donald Trump has landed at Aberdeen Airport as he begins a tour of his golf resorts in the UK and Ireland.
The 45th president, who is running for a second term in 2024, touched down in Aberdeen at 11.25am on board his private Boeing 757 jet, nicknamed Trump Force One. Along with son Eric, he was met by two pipers, a red carpet and a 10-vehicle motorcade.
On touchdown, he did not take questions from a press pack gathered on the tarmac at Dyce, saying only that it was "great to be home". He then left the airport in a gold-coloured Chevrolet SUV.