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A Scottish university and the leader of Scotland's main political party have Donald Trump of titles they had previously him. Billionaire tycoon Mr Trump currently the leader of the race to the Republican Party's contender for USA president in November 2016. Trump's mother is Scottish and the business mogul has heavily in golf and tourism projects in Scotland. However, his recent call for all Muslims to barred from entering the USA has considerable controversy. The Scottish National Party (SNP) away his title of "Global Scot" ambassador, and Scotland's Robert Gordon University an honorary doctoral degree it him in 2010.

Donald Trump has angrily to his titles being away from him. He SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon of "failing to his greatness". He said: "Politicians should thanking me instead of pandering to political correctness. I have so much for Scotland." Ms Sturgeon said Mr Trump's "recent remarks have he is no longer fit to be a business ambassador for Scotland". A spokesman for the Robert Gordon University stated: "In the course of the current US election campaign, Mr Trump has a number of statements that are wholly incompatible with the ethos and values of the university. The university has therefore to its award of the honorary degree."