BRITNEY SPEARS DENIES POZ DRUG TEST

Crazy Britney Spears has denied allegations of substance abuse after testing positive in a court-ordered drug test, insisting the results only show the medication she has been prescribed by doctors. The wild pop star, 25, must undergo mandatory drug and alcohol tests as part of an earlier court order relating to her custody battle with ex-husband Kevin Federline. But Spears has been accused of skipping eight of out 14 requests in recent weeks, and was recently chastised by Los Angeles Superior Court Commissioner Scott Gordon for not making herself readily available for the tests. And there’s more bad news for Spears, after a website claimed one of her test results came back positive last week. But pals insist Spears is innocent of any illegal drug allegations. A source close to the star says, "The only thing that comes on the results are the prescriptions, that the court doctor prescribed. "There has been no illegal drugs or even alcohol in any of the test results."

GEORGE MICHAEL TO GO ON TRIAL FOR DRIVING UNDER DRUGS

George Michael must face trial !

George Michael will appear in court on drug-driving charges the day before performing at the new Wembley Stadium. The singer was ordered to be at London's Brent Magistrates' Court on June 8 yesterday. The 43-year-old star faces charges of being in charge of a vehicle while unfit through drugs and driving while unfit through drugs after he was found slumped at the wheel of his car in London last October. He was also cautioned for cannabis possession. Michael - real name George Panayiotou - is set to be the first singer to perform at London's much-delayed 90,000 capacity super-venue on June 9. District Judge Katherine Marshall rejected the star's application to be absent from the trial. Marshall has ordered Michael to appear on the first day of the trial on May 8 and then again on the final day, June 8. Marshall said: "He is around in the area because I believe he is appearing at Wembley Stadium. I do not think he will have any difficulty in being here on June 8." Michael denies being unfit to drive through drugs.