Northern Ireland's First Minister Peter Robinson is in stable condition after suffering a suspected heart attack, a party official has said.
The DUP leader, 66, was rushed to Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital in an ambulance on Monday.
Northern Ireland's First Minister Peter Robinson is in stable condition after suffering a suspected heart attack, a party official has said.
The Democratic Unionist leader was rushed to Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital yesterday.
Speaking about the 66-year-old's condition, DUP Finance Minister at Stormont Arlene Foster said: "He has stabilised but still remains in hospital."
His health means he will miss an important Assembly debate on welfare reform which has been threatening to collapse the power-sharing institutions at Stormont.
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