AMY WINEHOUSE WILL NOT BE CHARGED

Amy Winehouse

Rehab singing star Amy Winehouse will not be facing assault charges over an incident at the Glastonbury festival, in which she went after a fan.The troubled star was singing her hit track "Rehab" to 75,000 fans on the Pyramid Stage on Saturday when she jumped down into the security pit. The singer, who has been receiving medical attention for her emphysema, then turned on a member of the audience, striking the unnamed fan with her fist. But a spokesman for Winehouse claims she was provoked, adding, "The 'lashing out' was when someone tried to grab her hair and she reacted."Festival organizer Michael Eavis has also come to Winehouse's defense, insisting she only lost her temper because someone tried to manhandle her. And now a police spokesman has announced that the singer will not be prosecuted over the incident, as the person involved has not made an official complaint. Inspector John Fuller, of Somerset and Avon police, says, "No complaint has yet been made but when one is, we will investigate the matter fully."Winehouse also hit back at fans who booed her as she paid tribute to her incarcerated husband Blake Fielder-Civil. She said, "Boo me one more time and I'll find you and your phone and call your mum and tell her you ain't got no manners."