Paisley out of intensive care

Former DUP leader Dr Ian Paisley has been moved out of intensive care at the Ulster Hospital in Belfast, to the coronary care unit.

Paisley out of intensive care
Thu, 16 Feb, 2012 - 17:24

Former DUP leader Dr Ian Paisley has been moved out of intensive care at the Ulster Hospital in Belfast, to the coronary care unit.

Dr Paisley, 85, was admitted nearly two weeks ago with heart problems.

He retired from his ministry in the Free Presbyterian Church in November.

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