A relative of Donald Trump has spoken out about the president-elect and his mother’s roots growing up on a remote Scottish island. Mary Anne MacLeod, Trump's mother, left her family home on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides in the 1930s in search of a better life. The enterprising Scotswoman arrived in New York on the day after her 18th birthday - the passenger list on the RMS Transylvania lists her profession as “domestic worker”. After several years working as a domestic servant Mary

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