Maginness lashes Wilson's 'sick' humour

A Democratic Unionist Assembly member was accused today of having a “sick sense of humour” as the row rumbled on over a controversial cinema advert against the euro.

A Democratic Unionist Assembly member was accused today of having a “sick sense of humour” as the row rumbled on over a controversial cinema advert against the euro.

Sammy Wilson came under fire from the SDLP’s Alban Maginness for supporting the advert and claiming he needed a “humour transplant”.

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