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

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