Clapton's charity 'over-taxed' by UK government

Legendary guitarist Eric Clapton is fuming over the British government's taxing of his drug rehabiltation charity Crossroads.

Legendary guitarist Eric Clapton is fuming over the British government's taxing of his drug rehabilitation charity Crossroads.

The Layla rocker has raised millions of dollars (pounds) for the charity, which rehabilitates drug addicts in Antigua, but feels cheated over the amount of tax he has paid to the UK government.

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