DUP leader Robinson in hospital

The North's First Minister Peter Robinson has been admitted to hospital.

DUP leader Robinson in hospital

The North's First Minister Peter Robinson has been admitted to hospital.

Peter Robinson was taken in just after 9am this morning.

A spokesman for the Democratic Unionist Party said: “The First Minister felt unwell this morning and has been admitted to the hospital for some further tests.”

It is understood the DUP leader is being treated for a suspected heart condition.

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