Paisley remains in intensive care

The Rev Ian Paisley remained seriously ill in hospital tonight as his family maintained a vigil at his bedside.

Paisley remains in intensive care
Tue, 07 Feb, 2012 - 17:25

The Rev Ian Paisley remained seriously ill in hospital tonight as his family maintained a vigil at his bedside.

The former Northern Ireland First Minister, 85, was being treated in intensive care for suspected heart failure.

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