Trouble reported as Winehouse flies back to UK

Amy Winehouse has returned to Britain after her two-month Caribbean break amid fresh controversy.

Amy Winehouse has returned to Britain after her two-month Caribbean break amid fresh controversy.

On her return flight, the troubled 25-year-old was allegedly involved in an altercation after she thought a plane passenger was looking at her strangely, the Sun newspaper reported.

With her trademark beehive hairdo making a comeback to replace the shorter curls she wore during her time away, the singer flew into London’s Gatwick Airport yesterday.

She is said to have quit her home in Camden, north London, for a townhouse in the quieter suburb of Barnet.

Winehouse’s return comes just days after her husband, Blake Fielder-Civil, was released from jail.

He was previously sentenced for helping to beat up a pub landlord and perverting the course of justice.

His mother, Georgette, told yesterday’s The People: “He feels very let down by his wife and he’s proceeding with a divorce.”

Winehouse’s spokesman was not immediately available for comment.

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