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The Donald and the Dunes

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What happens when American billionaire Donald Trump (also known as ‘The Donald’) wants to build a £1bn ($2bn) golf resort and housing complex on nationally protected dunes in Scotland? Protests, petitions and debates -- and lots of them. We follow a protester as he organises marches, then get the views of the local residents, all the while trying to contact the Trump Organization for their side of the story. Will The Donald get his way in Scotland?
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