Glitter injured

Saturday 17 December 1994 00:02 GMT

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Thousands of rock fans were sent home in disappointment last night when Gary Glitter, the cult pop-star of the Seventies, cancelled a sellout concert at Wembley Arena after slipping a disc.

Glitter, 50, was taken to hospital shortly before 9pm after injuring himself backstage during a support performance by Village People.

His publicist, Michael Park, said the show would be rescheduled after the singer's recovery.

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