The statement by Island Records said Amy, 24, had been told to deal with "health issues".

Amy cancels tour - Nov 28 2007
Amy Winehouse has dramatically cancelled the rest of her tour, saying she cannot perform "without my Blake".

A statement from her record company said she had cancelled her performances on the instruction of her doctor.

The cancellation comes after her performances became increasingly erratic.

A statement by Island Records said Amy, 24, had been told to deal with "health issues".

The singer, whose husband Blake Fielder-Civil is in custody charged with attempting to pervert justice, has cancelled all appearances for the rest of the year.

The statement said: "Amy Winehouse has cancelled all remaining live and promotional appearances for the remainder of the year on the instruction of her doctor.

"The rigours involved in touring and the intense emotional strain that Amy has been under in recent weeks have taken their toll.

"In the interests of her health and well-being, Amy has been ordered to take complete rest and deal with her health issues."

Amy said: "I can’t give it my all on stage without my Blake.

"I’m so sorry but I don’t want to do the shows half-heartedly; I love singing. My husband is everything to me and without him it’s just not the same."

Amy was due to perform in Bournemouth on Tuesday night.

Other gigs were set to follow in Cardiff, Dublin, Belfast, Manchester and London.

On Monday night, the troubled singer is said to have dashed from hotel to hotel in the rain, reportedly hiding her nose and pulling at her teeth, before jumping in a taxi.

Amy smiles at Blake in court - Nov 23 2007
Troubled singer Amy Winehouse and her husband smiled and mouthed words of reassurance to each other across a crowded courtroom.

At one stage Blake Fielder-Civil, in custody for allegedly trying to bribe a pub landlord to drop an assault allegation against him, silently told his wife: "I love you."

A few minutes later, he asked her: "You all right, you OK?"

The performer, who appeared close to tears at one stage, nodded a "yes" in response from the front row of the public gallery at London’s Snaresbrook Crown Court.

Throughout much of the hearing, the performer, sporting her trademark beehive hairstyle decorated with a yellow-patterned ribbon and wearing a black short-sleeved mini-dress, gazed adoringly at her 25-year-old husband as he sat behind the glass-fronted dock.

His mother Georgette, just a seat away from her daughter-in-law, smiled repeatedly at her son, who is being held in custody.

The only time he was heard to say anything was when he spoke to confirm his name to the court clerk.

The 25-year-old, of Jeffrey’s Place, Camden, north London, who at one point took off his black jacket to reveal heavily-tattooed arms, is said to have offered licensee James King a significant amount of money to withdraw an allegation of causing grievous bodily harm against him and to leave the country.

He and co-defendant Michael Brown, 25, who also denies the GBH allegation, allegedly carried out the attack on June 20 last year.

Fielder-Civil was remanded and is due back in court on January 18.

Amy’s mother glad Blake is in jail - Nov 20 2007
The mother of Amy Winehouse says she is glad the singer’s husband is behind bars.

Janis Winehouse declared: "Thank God he’s gone inside."

Blake Fielder-Civil was arrested and remanded in jail earlier this month accused of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice.