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Amy Winehouse will return home this morning after spending the night in a London hospital.
The singer was admitted to University College Hospital (UCH) after what her father described as an adverse reaction to medication she had been given. Winehouse was diagnosed with an emphysema-like condition during another stay in hospital last month.
She was in good spirits after the night at the hospital, a spokeswoman for UCH said today.
“Our doctors decided to keep her overnight for observation. She had a comfortable night and will be discharged today,” she said, adding that specific arrangements had not yet been made for her return home.
Winehouse, who won critical acclaim and a host of awards for her album Back to Black, has suffered a series of health set-backs this year and was apparently filmed smoking crack cocaine at her home in January.
Her father Mitch, who was at her bedside yesterday, insisted that her latest illness was a minor condition. Outside the hospital last night, he held up a bag of fast food from a fried chicken restaurant and told the waiting media: “This is how serious it is.”
Police had earlier been forced to push back paparazzi photographers who had crowded around the ambulance that took the soul singer from her home in Camden to the hospital.
A spokeswoman for London Ambulance Service said: “We were called at approximately 8.40pm to an address in NW1 to reports of an adult female taken unwell.
“We sent an ambulance and a fast response car and the patient has been taken to hospital.”
Winehouse, 24, has been distressed by the incarceration of her husband Blake Fielder-Civil, who was convicted of assault and bribery charges, and spent a period of time in a rehabilitation centre earlier this year.
In June, she appeared at Glastonbury and the Nelson Mandela 90th birthday concert.

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This is not a matter of sense anymore. Addiction is a disease, for God Sake! She needs help, not anger! I know that looks easy to say these things and not be her relative, but I've experienced problems with drugs and I know for sure that only God can help. Be more tolerant, it may happen to you!
Rachel., Mauá, Brazil
If she was in jail, where she belongs, she wouldn't be able to spend the entire afternoon getting drunk, take some drugs, then mix up entirely her prescribed medication, and then - surprise surprise - end up having fits because of her 100% self inflicted actions.
Sir Ian Blair? Why is she free?
Laura Roberts, London, UK
Don't give up, Amy Jade. You'll be fine! Everything will be fine! You deserve the WORLD!
You're always on my mind!
LOVE U!
Raquel, Lisbon, Portugal
she has so much talent but she is really ruining it because of the life style she is leading and if that changed then maybe more people might have some respect for her.
beki, eastbourne, england
I'm glad Amy is okay! I admire her for her talent; and even being hung out to dry for the world to see, and comment on! There certainly seems to be an edge of callousness from some media an others. She's young enough to gain back her own control; and she has wonderful supports from her Dad!
Michael Sullivan, Toronto, Canada
please, someone has to be able to sit this young talented woman down and talk some sense into her, to get her to love herself and her life more and value her talent. we, as fans and the listening audience, need her talent and music desperately, considering what else it out here. so Amy...get well.
tim , evans, USA
This sounds like too much cocaine snorting. It erodes the inside of your nose causing long term damage. The woman childrens TV presenter, recently scalded to death in her bath, was found to have been a long term habitual user, by the hole inside the top of her nose. Excitements have a heavy price.
Boris, Belgravia, United Kingdom
This woman must be the single biggest drain on the NHS that this country has ever seen. Can't we ship her off somewhere else?
judy, Liverpool, England
What a shame that such a talent person should be addicted to cocaine and other drugs ,and what a shame we do not have the death penalty for dealers in such hard drugs as heroin and cocaine. If the brought in the death penalty it would hopefully get rid of some of the scum.
alex, london, uk
What is wrong with her father? Why the hell does he keep feeding the media? "This is how serious it is". No it isn't, she's always going into hospital and coming out the next day - that's not serious! If she can eat KFC after being admitted, it's nothing serious! I'm sick to the back teeth of her!
James, London, UK