Amy's Grammy gift to Blake - Feb 13 2008
Amy Winehouse is reportedly giving husband Blake Fielder Civil one of her Grammy awards.

The Rehab singer scooped five gongs on Sunday night and plans to give one to Blake - who is in prison awaiting trial on charges of alleged assault and perverting the course of justice - as a gesture of her devotion to him, according to the Daily Star.

A source said: "Amy wants to prove her love by handing over her most prized possession to Blake - one of her Grammys."

But before Blake, 25, can be allowed the gong, officers at London's Pentonville Prison must check nothing has been hidden inside it, and that it cannot be used as a weapon.

Meanwhile, Amy's mum Janis has said the 24-year-old singer is recovering from her drug addiction.

Janis, 52, told GMTV: "It's Amy coming back - she's definitely on the way back.

"She looks good and it's a case of 'She's on the road to recovery'. That's what it's about."

Amy’s husband due in court - Jan 18 2008
The husband of troubled singer Amy Winehouse is due in court on assault and conspiracy charges.

Blake Fielder-Civil, 25, has spent the last few weeks in custody for allegedly attacking a pub landlord and then offering him money to drop the allegation and leave the country. He’s due in court today (Friday).

He faces one charge of causing James King grievous bodily harm on June 20 2006 and one of conspiring to pervert the course of justice.

Three other men are also due to appear at the plea and case management hearing at London’s Snaresbrook Crown Court.

Michael Brown, 25, of Durand Close, Carshalton, Surrey, is accused of taking part in the assault, while Anthony Kelly, 25, of Constable House, Chalk Farm, north London, and King, 36, of The White House, Risley Hall, Risley, Derbyshire - licensee of Macbeths in Hoxton, east London - face the conspiracy charge.

Blake voted top Anti-Icon - Jan 4 2008
Amy Winehouse’s husband Blake Fielder-Civil has been voted Britain’s top Anti-Icon.

Readers of men’s magazine Arena compiled a list of "witless" male celebrities who least deserve their place in the spotlight.

Blake - currently on remand in Pentonville Prison awaiting trial - headed the top 10.

"If your wife is partial to a nice bit of heroin then you should probably help her out by abstaining from drugs yourself," said the magazine, which dubbed him the "worst husband ever".

It also derided his fashion sense, noting that "along with fellow hat-botherer Pete Doherty, Fielder-Civil has made the trilby untouchable for any self-respecting gent".

Second on the list was Banksy, the graffiti artist who counts Angelina Jolie and Jude Law among his fans.

"Banksy is mainly lauded by sixth formers whose minds are so fogged by hormones that they believe that stencils of policemen kissing passes for caustic social commentary."

England and Chelsea footballer Frank Lampard was third, accused of "failing the country" with his lacklustre display in the Euro 2008 qualifiers.

Falsetto-voiced singer Mika was fourth, followed by daytime TV host Jeremy Kyle.

Peter Andre was sixth for forming "half of Britain’s most over-exposed couple" and ex-Big Brother housemate Ziggy was seventh.

Pop star Prince was eighth thanks to his "control freakery" in banning fans from taking his picture during his UK shows.