Winehouse ignores dad's smoking warning

Amy Winehouse ignored calls for her to quit smoking at T In The Park yesterday.

The troubled singer was spotted enjoying a cigarette as she performed on the Main Stage at the Scottish festival. Her act of defiance came just one day after her father Mitch warned that she would die a "slow and painful death" if she continued to smoke.

Speaking about his daughter's emphysema diagnosis, Mitch told Sky News: "I want people to understand, even if they give her one cigarette they're causing her harm. She has got a serious health problem."

Winehouse's set included performances of 'Back To Black', 'Rehab', 'Tears Dry On Their Own' and 'You Know I'm No Good'. She dedicated 'Wake Up Alone' to her jailed husband Blake Fielder-Civil, who will be sentenced on July 21 after pleading guilty to charges of GBH and perverting the course of justice.

She told the crowd: "He gets out in a week, you know. He's out in seven days."

A Sunday newspaper report claimed that the star is suffering from heart problems yesterday. She is expected to take a break from live performances in September.