The mood 'is quite tense' after Donald Trump's brutal immigration warning to Europe as he arrived in Scotland - as anti-migrant sentiment continues to sweep across Britain.
As the US president touched down at Glasgow Prestwick Airport in Ayrshire on Friday, he told Europe to 'get your act together' over illegal immigration - branding it a 'horrible invasion' that is 'killing Europe'.
Trump is set to meet Sir Keir Starmer and Scotland's First Minister John Swinney on Monday, before opening a second 18-hole course at his estate in Aberdeenshire.
He will also enter trade talks with EU chief Ursula von der Leyen this afternoon after officials from both sides said they were nearing an agreement.
But an EU diplomat claimed 'everyone is quite tense' - after Trump threatened 'you're not going to have Europe anymore' if illegal immigration continues.
