ENGELBERT Humperdinck admits his feud with Sir Tom Jones shows no sign of ending after nearly 50 years.
The crooners were labelmates at Decca, but fell out in the t 1970s and have yet to bury the hatchet with Sir Tom, 83, calling his old pal the C-word in 2015.
Engelbert, 87, said: "It doesn't bother me - the only person it hurts is himself. If you can't say anything about good someone, don't say anything."
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