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During the performance, he stopped singing due to losing his voice earlier in his set and repeated tics - and the crowd supported him

West Lothian's Lewis Capaldi has been praised by mums of young lads who also have Tourette's. Lewis performed to thousands at Glastonbury on Saturday but struggled after losing his voice and repeated tics.

The Glasgow singer gave an emotional performance which left Laura Hummersone - whose 19-year-old son Harry has the same condition as the star - in floods of tears.

During the performance, he stopped singing due to losing his voice earlier in his set and repeated tics, and the crowd responded by belting out the lyrics of his hits to show their support.

Lewis Capaldi has candidly spoken about his health and mental wellbeing, and last year, he revealed he had been diagnosed with Tourette’s syndrome, which is a neurological condition

The singer-songwriter was diagnosed with the neurological condition in 2022, and his new Netflix documentary ‘How I’m Feeling Now’ explores how he’s managing it. But he’s not alone in fighting the misconceptions that surround the syndrome, writes Sarah Ingram

The singer invited all the staff to his concert for free that night