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US President Donald Trump - just like anyone from outside the country - would not be welcome in Scotland at the moment due to a coronavirus lockdown, Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said Tuesday.

This week’s releases include a couple of classic horror movies; an unexpected personal revelation; a complex period drama that earns its lengthiness; a surprising comedy series; and a worthwhile rom-com.

Public concern over the unequal treatment of UK and US citizens has followed Home Secretary Theresa May’s decision to allow for the extradition to the US of a Sheffield student, Richard O’Dwyer.

Los Angeles - A privately-owned Cessna aircraft carrying over 20 pounds (10 kgs) of marijuana, on Thursday, strayed into the restricted airspace of President Obama's helicopter, Marine One. The Air Force hurriedly scrambled up two F-16 fighters to intercept the plane.

Asheville - A man who was impersonating a police officer was arrested at the Asheville, NC, airport, as Air Force One was preparing to take off. The armed man had requested to see the president.

A top White House aide, Luis Caldera, has resigned in the wake of the Presidential aircraft's recent flyover above New York City. He has publicly stated that the incident tainted his effectiveness as a military leader. Read on for more details.

After spooking New York City populations with a low-flying jet airplane in a poorly-conceived attempt to snap pictures of Air Force One flying just above the Statue of Liberty, Obama aides say the president is refusing to release the pictures publicly.

A mechanical problem on the presidential aircraft apparently could prevent President Bush from flying to Indonesia from Vietnam aboard Air Force One.