Apr 1, 2003 • 1 min read

Robbie not sure who to trust over world events

Robbie Williams says he is scared about world events and trusts Kofi Annan most, while doubting President Bush and Tony Blair, despite his B-side not being about Iraq.

Despite maintaining that his upcoming b-side 'Happy Easter (War is Coming)' is not a commentary about the current situation in Iraq, Robbie Williams has told reporters he is concerned about current world events. He said: "I'm scared for everybody's future - mine basically. It's selfish, but that's where I stand. I'm scared and I don't really understand it cos I don't know who to trust. I think out of everybody I probably trust Kofi Annan the most, because I don't think President Bush is telling the truth and I don't think Tony Blair is."

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