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Fan 'disappointed' Bieber did not do full set

Pop sensation Justin Bieber is in hospital, after he fainted during his gig at the O2 Arena last night.

Bieber's manager Scooter Braun came on stage during the performance to explain what was going on.

One fan told Daybreak "we were worried about him," she said, "but at the same time I payed really good money, and I was really disappointed he didn't come out and play the whole set."

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Justin Bieber tells fans he is 'getting better'

Singer Justin Bieber was rushed off stage at the O2 during his concert, after apparently suffering from breathing problems.

In a Twitter post the Canadian pop sensation said he was "getting better."

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getting better. thanks for everyone pulling me thru tonight. best fans in the world. figuring out what happened. thanks for the love

From @justinbieber on Twitter:
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Bieber heading to doctor after 'fainting' on stage

Canadian teen pop star Justin Bieber collapsed on stage from shortness of breath during his performance at the O2 Arena last night, representatives for the singer said. Bieber's spokeswoman Melissa Victor said:

Justin's heading to the doctor now. He fainted and took a 20-minute reprieve and was given oxygen.

Bieber was performing for the third out of four nights at London's O2 Arena as part of the European leg of his sold-out "Believe" world tour.

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Bieber 'back on stage' despite doctors warning

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Justin Bieber 'rushes off stage' during O2 concert

Justin Bieber on stage on March 5.
Justin Bieber on stage on March 5. Credit: Press Association

Canadian pop sensation Justin Bieber rushed off stage at the O2 during his concert this evening, after apparently suffering from breathing problems.

His manager Scooter Braun came on shortly after he left the stage to explain what was happening to his thousands of worried fans, many of whom had taken to Twitter to report the star had "collapsed."

His manager said his doctors backstage asked him not to continue the show, but he insisted, and returned to the stage, much to the relief of his fans.

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Ticket site sees 48% rise in Bieber fans selling tickets

Bieber performing in London last night. Credit: PA

Online ticketing site Viagogo said it had seen an increase in the number of people who had put their seats up for sale in the wake of the singer's late appearance.

The firm said it had seen a 48% rise in listings for his tickets this morning, many trading for less than half the box office price.

Viagogo spokesman Ed Parkinson said: "It seems that parents with younger children have been frightened off by the chance of their kids being kept up beyond their bedtimes, or missing the last trains home."

Watch: Thousands boo as Bieber keeps young fans waiting

Bieber blames 'technical issues' for delay

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i was 40 min late to stage. there is no excuse for that and I apologize for anyone we upset. However it was great show and Im proud of that

From @justinbieber on Twitter:
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my relationship with the media is not always easy but im trying. Im all about the music and the performance and i respect my fans.

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