Suspects accused of vandalising Trump Turnberry golf resort to stand trial

A group of suspects charged with maliciously damaging a Scottish golf course owned by US President Donald Trump - an alleged offence prosecutors will argue had a "terrorist connection" - will stand trial in 2028.

Suspects accused of vandalising Trump Turnberry golf resort to stand trial

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