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Back injury confines Lennox to her bed

SINGER Annie Lennox has undergone surgery for a back injury that forced her to return home early from an Aids conference.

Surgeons operated on the former Eurythmics star at a London hospital at the weekend to release a trapped nerve.

Release of the star's forthcoming album – a retrospective of her hits – has been postponed until next year as a result.

She also cancelled an appearance at the Festival of Politics in Edinburgh.

Lennox, 53, suffered a back spasm while attending this month's international Aids conference in Mexico.

Before leaving Mexico, the Scottish performer and campaigner was treated by a doctor who was attending a chiropractors' conference that happened to be on in her hotel.

In her blog, the star, now resting at her London home, wrote: "I came back to the UK and got wheeled off the plane... Felt a bit like Elizabeth Taylor.

"Got an MRI scan this morning, and am now sitting up in bed with my left foot like a dead fish."

A spokesman for her record company, SonyBMG, said: "Annie is now recuperating at home. She would like to thank all who have sent their well wishes in the past few days."


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