Allen slams 'cheap' record label

Lily Allen has hit out at her record label for failing to make her trips abroad luxurious enough.

Lily Allen has hit out at her record label for failing to make her trips abroad luxurious enough.

The singer claims she only made £50,000 (€56,713) from her debut album, 2006's 'Alright, Still', despite the LP going on to sell nearly 2 million copies worldwide.

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