Amy Winehouse will face no further action over a video which supposedly showed her smoking crack cocaine.

The singer questioned earlier this month after voluntarily attending a police station in East London.

The arrest was in connection with a video that was passed to the Metropolitan Police in January.

"The Crown Prosecution Service has now reviewed the case and no further action is being taken,” a police spokesperson said.

In response, Winehouse’s spokesman said that the singer was “pleased to be able to move on.”

"She particularly looks forward to seeing her fans again at eagerly-awaited festival performances this summer."

In January, The Sun published a video of the singing which appeared to show her taking drugs at her second home in East London.

Last month, Winehouse was cautioned by Police after she admitted to slapping a man with an open hand following a night out in the Camden area of London.

As previously reported, Winehouse invited Pete Doherty to her Camden house last night to celebrate his prison gig at The Forum.

(by Jason Gregory)