Donald Trump’s second term as US President has every chance of being even scarier than his first.

The New Yorker was sworn in yesterday for a further four years of his quest to Make America Great Again.

What that means for the rest of the world remains to be seen.

But it’s likely to involve a lot of economic bullying, with imports to the US subject to steep tariffs.

That would be bad news for a number of Scottish exports, particularly the Scotch whisky industry.

Many Scots don’t like Trump, but the reality is he can’t be ignored.

His administration, and its economic policies in particular, will have an impact across the world.

While there is little prospect of Trump trying to annexe parts of the UK, his foreign policy could also........

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