SINGER RIHANNA IS furious that her latest single has been edited for radio and has hit out at BBC Radio4 for broadcasting the ‘clean’ version during a Sunday chart show - despite her own record label releasing it.

When informed of the edit by a fan on Twitter, Rihanna tweeted: “Are you f*cking kidding me??? I’m on it!”

The title of her new song was changed from ‘S&M’ to ‘Come On’  and had all references to “sex,” “chains” and “whips” removed, the Guardian reports.

One fan tweeted the singer, saying: “U okay with this Come On situation?”  to which she replied: “Absolutely NOT!!!”, MTV reports.

However, it was Rihanna’s own record label, Def Jam, that had distributed the edited version of her song to commercial radio stations.

A BBC spokesperson told Newsbeat: ”During daytime hours, as younger audiences are listening, we are playing [Rihanna's] radio edit, which is called Come On. However, we will continue to play the original track in specialist shows with an appropriate introduction.”