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The Circus Live DVD: 3rd Week at No 1!

Huge congratulations to Gary, Howard, Jason, Mark! Take That present - The Circus Live Tour 2009 is No 1 in the UK Music DVD Charts for a 3rd Week!

Don't forget that we also have a great Thatter weekend to look forward to, starting on ITV1 this coming Saturday, 19th December at 6.30 pm, when the DVD is broadcast for the first time on television! and then Take That - Behind the Scenes at the Circus on ITV2 at 8.00 pm!
They will be repeated on Sunday, 20th December at 2.20 pm on ITV1 for the Circus Tour Live and 3.50 pm on ITV2 for the Behind the Scenes programme!

The Greatest Day album is also in the Top 10 Albums Chart this week at No 8! If you haven't bought a copy yet, then best hurry because this is only available for a limited time.

Source: BBC Radio 1 Chart Show

Sir Terry Wogan honoured at radio industry awards

Take That were also recognised at the London event, picking up the Neilson Most Played Artist on UK Radio award.

"Even after all these years, there's nothing like hearing your song coming on the radio and making your kids sit through the whole thing," said singer Gary Barlow as he collected the accolade.

Barlow took to the stage again to present Sir Terry the Peel award, named in honour of the Radio 1 DJ who died in 2004.

Gary accepted the Most Played
Artist award on Take That's behalf

Source: BBC News

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Radio play accolade for Take That

Gary Barlow and Terry Wogan

Gary Barlow attends the Radio Academy Hall Of Fame on December 10, 2009 in London, England.
Chart stars Take That have been honoured for their continual presence on the airwaves as they were named the most played act on UK radio 2009.

The band - whose hits in recent years have included Shine and Rule The World - were honoured at a radio industry event in central London.

Former band member Robbie Williams, who recently patched up his differences with the reformed band and said he planned to work with them again in future, has won the accolade himself four times during his solo career.

Collecting the Neilson Most Played Artist on UK Radio title, singer/songwriter Gary Barlow, said: "Even after all these years, there's nothing like hearing your song coming on the radio and making your kids sit through the whole thing."

DJ Mark Goodier, who presented the award, said: "This act has not just had one career - they've done it twice and they're bigger now than they ever were.

"Without them, our radio stations would sound very different."

Gary Barlow (Take That) receives the PRS for Music Award for the most played Artist.
Congratulations Take That

Source: Google.com

Gary on The One Show

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Gary Barlow - Waitrose Advent Calander 6th Dec

Gary Barlow's advent calander video from the Waitrose website. 6th December.

Here's the link: http://merrychristmas.co.uk/home.php

Top of the Pops Christmas special...Not looking likely for TT.

A host of top stars including Robbie Williams, Dizzee Rascal and JLS are set to appear in this year's Top Of The Pops Christmas and New Year Specials.

BBC Radio 1's Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates will present the two special shows which will be shown on BBC One on Christmas Day and New Year's Eve.

Top Of The Pops Christmas Day Special (25 December 2009, 2.00-3.00pm) offers up an hour of stellar performances from some of the year's biggest stars including Dizzee Rascal; Kasabian; Lily Allen; JLS; Alexandra Burke; La Roux; Sugababes; Florence and the Machine; Diversity; and Muse. The hour of top music and festive fun culminates in a glistening performance from this year's Christmas number one!

Then, on New Year's Eve (31 December, 6.30-7.30pm), Fearne and Reggie are back on BBC One with the Top Of The Pops New Year Special to review the year in pop, taking in 2009's greatest hits and brightest stars. The show features special performances from some of the year's biggest acts including, Robbie Williams; Shakira; Tinchy Stryder featuring N-Dubz and Calvin Harris. The show will also feature the final number one of 2009!

Fearne Cotton says: "Top Of The Pops this Christmas and New Year is going to be excellent. It's my fave show to be part of, especially with the line-up this year! It's going to be huge and massively festive."

Reggie Yates adds: "I'm so excited that Top Of The Pops is returning to our screens this Christmas. A silly jumper, too much lunch and TOTP make the perfect Christmas."

Greatest Day CD in at No 3!

Source: BBC Radio 1 Chart Show

Take That present - The Greatest Day Album, has entered the Album Chart at No 3! Congratulations to Take That and their team!

Many feel that this should have been a No 1 straight in, it certainly deserves that position and that is not just us us being biased!

For sheer quality of original music and live performance, this album far excels those at No 1 and 2 (no disrespect intended to the artists concerned)..

Surely, if the DVD goes straight in at No 1 - breaking all previous records, then it should follow that the album would also reach No 1 because those buying the DVD would also buy the album?

Perhaps the time has come for the Charts to go back to the way they were once calculated, which was deadline Saturday at 5.00 pm and actual sales! Click here to see the Album Chart in full.

http://www.take-that.co.uk/ns/news.php

Mark Owen and his new bride finally enjoy a Thai honeymoon

Mark Owen has finally taken some precious time out to relax and enjoy a honeymoon with new bride Emma Ferguson.

The couple wed at the beginning of November, but have only just managed to escape his work commitments with Take That.

However, the delay seems only to have turned the heat up a notch in Thailand.

Honeymoon bliss: Mark Owen and new bride Emma Ferguson embrace in the water while holidaying in Thailand

The pair could hardly keep their hands off each other as they cooled down in the water and wandered along the secluded beach together.

Mark, 37, is not scheduled to appear again with Gary Barlow and the boys until after Christmas.

The couple had been engaged since 2006 and have two children - Elwood Jack, three, and one-year-old Willow Rose.

Golden sands: Mark and Emma stroll along the beach hand in hand

Could It Be Magic? The couple could hardly keep their hands off each other

Despite marrying actress Emma, 33, in an intimate ceremony at Cawdor Castle a month ago, the singer decided to postpone their honeymoon.

Instead he performed at the Children In Need concert, organised by Gary Barlow.

The event saw Take That open the show and perform a finale on stage with Sir Paul McCartney and Robbie Williams.

Making a splash: Mark swims up to his slim bride

The band also had the launch of their Singstar game to attend as well as a live tour album and DVD release.

Gary confessed in an interview after the Children In Need concert: 'It's all my fault Mark's not on his honeymoon right now. 'He only got married last weekend and he's such a trouper doing this gig. I'm sorry, Mark.'

The Take That favourite, who won numerous gongs for his boyband looks in the 1990s, had not stayed to party after the concert but had instead rushed home to his new wife and their children.

Thai getaway: Mark, wearing a necklace with a circular pendant around his neck, and Emma relax on the beach

Read more: Daily Mail
Also in The Sun

Gary Barlow reunites with Comic Relief's glamorous celebrity climbers... and Chris Moyles

Gary Barlow was last night reunited with the troupe of celebrities he led on a life-changing trek up Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania back in March.

Gary, 38, met with Alesha Dixon, 31, Girls Aloud star Kimberley Walsh, 28, and a pregnant Denise Van Outen, 35, who left their showbiz lifestyles behind, and raised a stunning £3.5million for Comic Relief as part of Red Nose Day 09.

But thankfully, last night's get together was a less than taxing meet-up at private members club The Dunhill.

Radio 1 DJ Chris Moyles, 35, was also in attendance, as was Boyzone star Ronan Keating, 32, who were also a part of the celebrity team that rose to the gruelling challenge.

Leader of the pack: Take That star Gary Barlow met up with his team of celebrity climbers that took on Mount Kilimanjaro for Comic Relief in London last night

Alesha Dixon, Denise Van Outen and Kimberley Walsh were reunited for a meeting with the Take That star and their fellow climbers. It seemed to be a celebratory night for the hardworking stars. But although the trek took place earlier this year, the hard work is not quite done yet. Gary and the team have all returned to Africa see the results of their efforts for Comic Relief and to help distribute some of the £3.5million they raised.

Some of that money is being spent in Uganda on supplying anti-mosquito nets, education and medicines. Malaria is the biggest killer of under 5s in Uganda.

Gary, Fearne Cotton, Ben Shepard and Kimberley flew to Uganda to visit the warehouse in Hoima, Uganda where 200,000 nets are being stored, and helped load them onto trucks in preparation for mass distribution.

And fellow Kilimanjaro climber Moyles, was on hand to assist with giving out the nets.

The team were present to help with the distribution of half a million nets across four districts of Western Uganda, and their return to Africa was filmed for a documentary called ‘Comic Relief: The Net Result’.

Kimberley recently recalled her gruelling time during the trip, which involved some particularly less than starry moments.

She revealed while cold and exhausted and needing the loo halfway up Mount Kilimanjaro, she had to get the guide to help out.

She told YOU magazine: ‘My hands were so cold I couldn’t pull up my pants properly, so he had to help me. By then I was past caring. 'You can’t get any harsher than that, but we did it. It was amazing.'

Kimberley said it was her sister's love for Take That star Gary that made her agree to undertake the challenge in the first place. ‘I used to share a room with my older sister and she had all these Take That posters on the wall.

'When I told her I’d met him she said, “He’s the only person I really care about that you’ve met since you became part of Girls Aloud.”’

‘Gary is so lovely, he’s really funny. You almost don’t want to make him feel old by saying, “When I was young we had your picture on our wall".

'A few times on Kilimanjaro I looked at Gary and thought, “I really want to push you off this mountain for making us do this,” because he was moaning as well, saying, “I can’t believe this, it’s awful, isn’t it?” and I was like, “It was your idea!”’

‘Comic Relief: The Net Result’ will be shown on BBC One, Sunday 27 December at 6.30pm

Read more: Daily Mail

Comic Relief Trio Meet To Discuss Mission Success…

Following a brief trip to Uganda last week – where they were distributing mosquito nets to locals – Gary Barlow, Ronan Keating and Chris Moyles met at the Dunhill Club in London last night to discuss their efforts for Comic Relief.

Earlier this year the trio, alongside such celebs as Kimberley Walsh, Cheryl Cole, Alesha Dixon, Fearne Cotton and Ben Shepard, managed to raise around £3.5million by completing a gruelling trek up Kilimanjaro.

The money they raised from the expedition was then pooled into purchasing enough mosquito nets for around 1.5million people in Africa, thereby protecting them against malaria carrying insects.

Their recent to Uganda, where they handed out the nets, was filmed and will aired as a documentary over the Crimbo period on BBC1.

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