Paisley 'suffering acute heart problems'

The Rev Ian Paisley is in intensive care tonight after suffering from acute heart problems.

Paisley 'suffering acute heart problems'
Mon, 06 Feb, 2012 - 18:22

The Rev Ian Paisley is in intensive care tonight after suffering from acute heart problems.

The North's former First Minister was admitted to the Ulster Hospital, Dundonald on the eastern outskirts of Belfast.

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