Biggs to stay in hospital after blood transfusion

Ronnie Biggs is staying in overnight due to his deteriorating condition after undergoing an emergency blood transfusion.

Biggs to stay in hospital after blood transfusion
Tue, 14 Aug, 2001 - 07:10

Ronnie Biggs is staying in overnight due to his deteriorating condition after undergoing an emergency blood transfusion.

The Great Train robber is being treated at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Greenwich, south east London.

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