Scotland's papers: Trump's vow of 'people power'

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ScotsmanImage source, Scotsman
Daily RecordImage source, Daily Record
The HeraldImage source, The Herald
The TimesImage source, The Times
Scottish Daily MailImage source, Scottish Daily Mail
Scottish Daily ExpressImage source, Scottish Daily Express
The Scottish SunImage source, The Scottish Sun
Press and JournalImage source, Prewss and Journal
The CourierImage source, The Courier

Donald Trump vowed to put "America first", external as he set out a nationalist agenda after being sworn in as the 45th president of the United States, according to The Scotsman.

The Daily Record leads with Donald Trump swearing the Presidential Oath on his Scottish mother's Bible, external along with the headline "God help America".

The Herald says the inauguration of Donald Trump, the first generation son of a Scottish emigrant, has turned the myth that anyone can be President of the United States into a reality., external

The Scottish Daily Mail, external carries a picture of Donald Trump surrounded by his family and political allies as he signs his first orders.

Donald Trump vows to put America first and rebuild the nation "with American hands and American labour" as he completes the most extraordinary political ascent in US history, according to The Times., external

The Scottish Daily Express, external and the Press and Journal, external both lead with Donald Trump vowing to hand back power to the people as he was sworn in as the 45th President of the United States.

The Scottish Sun also carries a picture of Donald Trump's inauguration but leads with Olympic diver Tom Daley confessing to his partner of online dates with another man., external

The Courier says "Seeing is believing" as President Trump is sworn in and also covers a man being jailed for child sex offences after being snared by two vigilantes., external

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