Robbie Williams with Gary Barlow -- Shame (Official Music Video)

True Bromance: Robbie Williams and Gary Barlow relight the fire with a hug as they premiere duet Shame

Newly married Robbie Williams looked thrilled to be back in Britain and with his best buddy again Gary Barlow as the pair launched their first ever duet this morning.

They both looked toned, tanned and healthy as they posed outside Radio 1 in London, where their new single Shame had just got its first airing.

The track - which Radio 1 listeners pointed out has a very similar guitar chord sequence to the Beatles' song Blackbird - was jointly written by the reunited bandmates.

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Best friends: Gary Barlow and Robbie Williams were greeted by dozens of screaming fans when they left Radio 1 after promoting their new duet Shame

Everything changes: The former boyband buddies might have a few more grey hairs but they've rekindled their old friendship

It's the first time they've worked together in 15 years since Robbie acrimoniously left Take That.

The single, which is released on October 4, is taken from Williams' upcoming greatest hits album In And Out Of Consciousness which follows the week after.

Williams revealed today that the band would definitely tour - but the collaboration may not be permanent. The duo said the group's only firm plans are for an album and live shows.

After 18 months working, the future is uncertain and they may go their separate ways, they admitted as they appeared on BBC Radio 1 this morning to unveil the single.

The group and Williams had bickered for more than a decade after he left for a solo career. They cleared the air after more than a decade of feuding when they met up in Los Angeles around 18 months ago.

Last month they announced they had recorded an album.

Today the pair confirmed they were plotting their live show - but anything beyond that was uncertain.

Asked about the future, Barlow said: "I don't know the answer to that. We agreed when we started - it's 20 years since we began, it's our 20th year for all of us - to do a one-off album and maybe a one-off tour would be a great thing this year.

The old pals act: Robbie and Gary look overjoyed to see one another again

But I think once we've done that, Rob will go back to being Rob, we'll go back to being a four. I think it will resume to how it was."

Williams added: "The thing is, the door is open to do whatever we want. We've got 18 months planned. Whatever happens after, whatever happens after that. We haven't decided."

Barlow said of live plans: "We are talking about a tour right now, so hopefully next summer we will tour."

The pair also spoke of the night they put their differences aside to reform the hugely popular group.The five Take That members met up 18 months ago in Williams's home city of Los Angeles, California, after keeping their distance since 1995.

In their first joint interview in 15 years, Barlow admitted that he felt guilty about not looking out for Williams, who was the younger member of Take That.

'I think we had a lot of guilt, the four of us, because Rob was the youngest, the most impressionable of all of us. We always felt like we didn't look after him enough."

The pair got together for a "big chat" when Mark Owen, Jason Orange, Howard Donald and Barlow were in LA mixing The Circus album.

Williams said in an interview on Radio 1: "It is one of those situations in life that could be very explosive and could go completely wrong.

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"We had that big chat and the most amazing thing happened at the end of it. We both said sorry to each other and we both meant it and that was all we needed.

"It just lifted so much off my shoulders that I didn't know was still there."
Barlow added: "I spent the last 15 years thinking about what I was going to say."

The pair were debuting their joint single Shame on Radio 1's Chris Moyles show. The track includes an acoustic guitar part reminiscent of Sir Paul McCartney's song Blackbird, which he recorded with the Beatles.

The 36-year-old star is celebrating 20 years in the music business - as well as his marriage to sweetheart, actress Ayda Field, 31, at the beginning of this month.

Barlow, 39, and Williams got back on stage together for the first time since Take That split at last year's Children In Need.

It was then announced in June that Robbie and Gary were working on music together, before the momentous news in July that Robbie was back in Take That.

Tartan paint: Robbie unhappily stares back at Gary on his way back from the shops

The video for Shame - the lyrics to which are about the pair's formerly troubled relationship - was also unveiled for the first time this morning on YouTube.

With a tongue-in cheek nod to Brokeback Mountain, the video is set in small-town America and begins with the pair glaring at each other from across the street, before they bump into each other again in a bar and make up over a drink.

In typical man fashion, they then go on a bonding fishing trip, complete with meaningful glances on the banks of a lake, before they both strip to the waist to prepare to dive into the water.

They both scale a mountain overlooking the inviting depths - but then decide it's too steep to jump from.

The lyrics include: 'I don't recall the reasons why. I must have meant them at the time. Is this the sound of sweet surrender? I wrote a letter in my mind but the words were so unkind about a man I can't remember'.

Elsewhere, the pair sing, 'what a shame we never listen, I told you through the television', 'my tears could fill the Albert Hall,' 'words come easy when they're true' and 'with your poster 30ft high round the back of Toys R Us'.

The track has been greeted ecstatically by fans. One calling themselves Sandra May and posting on the song's official video page on YouTube said: ' Love it! Almost makes you cry with the lyrics and makes you laugh with the video.'

Set 'em up: The Take That stars prop up the bar in the video for Shame

Another going under the name 4evatakethat gushed: 'Love love love this song and video, the vid is sooo good, my heart skipped a beat when they started taking their clothes off. I was hoping they would include the best bit of Brokeback mountain, LOL. This is too good for words!'

And Bsbgirlisrael posted: 'Love the video and the song! I love it that they finally made up and that the lyrics and the video show that.'

The pair are due to debut the song live meanwhile when Robbie headlines the Help For Heroes concert at Twickenham Stadium on September 12.

The line-up also features Alexandra Burke, Enrique Iglesias, Katherine Jenkins, The Wanted, Pixie Lott, The Saturdays, James Blunt and Plan B.

Hosts included John Bishop, Kevin Bridges, Jack Dee, Jason Manford and Michael McIntyre.

Pause for thought: The pair sit on the banks of a lake and ponder the past

Tall order: The reconciled pair decide that jumping off a cliff isn't such a good idea after all

Gary and Robbie released a statement saying: 'It's great that people love Shame so much and we can't wait to perform it live for the first time at the Help For Heroes show...We hope everyone supports Help for Heroes as much as possible - it's a great bill and we are thrilled to be a part of it.'

Take That meanwhile make their comeback with Robbie back on board with the release of a new as-yet-untitled album in November.

Robbie will then join his bandmates - Barlow, Howard Donald, Jason Orange and Mark Owen - for a huge stadium tour next summer.

His return is initially said to be for one year.

Eyes have it: Shame is the first duet that Robbie and Gary have ever done together

Read more: Daily Mail

Take That irão actuar na próxima edição do X Factor

O The Sun publicou uma notícia que dá conta que a reunião em palco de Robbie Williams com os Take That irá acontecer ao vivo na próxima edição do programa televisivo X Factor, no Outono.

Simon Cowell persuadiu a banda a fazer o seu regresso com uma actuação exclusiva de pelo menos duas músicas no próximo mês de Novembro.

Prevê-se que cerca de 20 milhões de espectadores estejam à espera para ver a primeira grande actuação da banda novamente reunida desde que se separaram em 1995.

Os Take That irão cantar uma música nova e um dos seus clássicos, como "Back For Good", "Never Forget" ou "Relight My Fire". Como já aqui foi noticiado, eles serão também mentores em algumas das actuações dos concorrentes.

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Primeira imagem do vídeo de “Shame”

O The Sun publicou a primeira imagem do vídeo do próximo single de Robbie Williams, "Shame", um dueto com o seu colega dos Take That, Gary Barlow. Podes ver a imagem em cima.

Recorde-se ainda que Robbie e Gary composeram a música em conjunto. O lançamento da mesma está marcado para o próximo dia 4 de Outubro.

Single "Shame" pode ser ouvido a partir do dia 26/08

Capa do single

Could it be magic for Howard?

Howard spotted in West London - 21.08.10

We caught the manband star on a shopping trip in west London with an arm around a mystery brunette.

And he was the perfect gent - carrying the bags as they strolled along.

Howard has been secretly seeing his new love for a few months.

A source said: "They are really close and are getting on brilliantly.

"They have been going out for a bit but have been keeping things quiet. Howard likes to keep things private and wants to make sure everything is going really well before announcing it officially.

"But the fact they are walking around publicly like this indicates they are ready to come out as a couple."

I'm glad Howard seems to be settling down. He doesn't have the best track record with the ladies, a bit like his bandmate MARK OWEN who admitted cheating on wife EMMA 10 times.

Howard, 41, also went over the side and cheated on MARIE CHRISTINE MUSS-WESSELES, the mum of his five-year-old daughter LOLA, with Dutch girl MERITH VAN ONSELEN.

He and Marie split just before Christmas and Howard has clearly moved on. Let's hope he's on his best behaviour this time.

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Robbie and Gary on Chris Moyles

ROBBIE AND GARY WILL BE ON THE CHRIS MOYLES SHOW (RADIO BBC1) ON 26 AUGUST.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/chrismoyles/

Jason leaved hotel in Manchester - 26/07

Jason Orange is helped with his bags as he returns to his car after leaving a hotel Manchester, England - 26.07.10

Take That with 11 date in America

Take That have confirmed that they hope to gain access to an 11 date tour in America through Robbie's popularity over there, in 2011 also an appearance at the next Glastonbury, announcement was on celebrity news on itv2+1 seconds ago!

Take That Filming Video

Take That Filming Video, Dorney Lake, Windsor, Britain 19th July 2010

Primeira actuação dos Take That com Robbie será no X Factor

O The Mirror publicou ontem um artigo onde revela que a primeira actuação dos Take That depois do regresso de Robbie Williams será no programa televisivo X Factor.

Ainda segundo o tablóide britânico o grupo irá revelar o seu novo look quando o programa de Sábado à noite da estalção televisiva britânica ITV regressar no Outono.

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TT levam mulheres e filhos na digressão do próximo Verão

Segundo o The Mirror, os Take That planeiam levar mulheres e filhos na sua digressão que irá ocorrer no Verão do próximo ano.

Recorde-se qie a digressão do próximo Verão dos Take That pelo Reino Unido e pela Europa está prevista que seja a maior digressão da banda de sempre.

O The Mirror salienta ainda que a maior parte da bagagem extra é da parte de Mark Owen. Depois das revelações embaracosas sobre a sua vida pessoal e de 10 infidelidades relatadas pela imprensa, Mark quer a sua mulher Emma ao seu lado.

Planos para creches nos bastidores estão já em curso, e haverão autocarros à parte só para as mulheres e para os filhos. A companheira de Gary Barlow, Dawn, e a companheira de Robbie Williams, Ayda Field, serão duas das utilizadores destes autocarros.

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Take That filmam na London Bridge

Segundo o Twitter do website CravenGossip os Take That foram hoje vistos a filmar pelo Thames perto da London Bridge em Londres.

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Robbie Williams quer levar os Take That para L. A. e Las Vegas

Agora que Robbie Williams está de volta aos Take That ele quer divertir-se com os seus velhos amigos e ganhar novamente a sua confiança. Ele já está a organisar umas férias para si e para os seus amigos para o próximo mês, antes do lançamento do novo álbum e da mega digressão.

Robbie convidou os seus companheiros para a sua casa de Los Angeles e está a planear levá-los até Las Vegas para prepararem os espectáculos da sua digressão de reunião que irá acontecer para o ano.

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Capa do novo álbum dos Take That mantida em segredo

Os Take That já começaram a preparar o novo álbum que irão lançar no finl do ano tendo inclusivé já começado a gravar o vídeo do primeiro single do álbum "The Flood". No entanto, a capa do novo álbum está a ser protegida ao máximo.

A sessão fotográfica para a capa do álbum está a ser meticulosamente planeada até à data do lançamento do álbum em Novembro e eles querem que a capa seja uma surpresa total.

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Take That Tour 2011 * Unconfirmed Dates

0.06.2011 Stuttgart
00.06.2011 Berlin
00.06.2011 Francfort sur le Main
00.06.2011 Hanover
00.06.2011 Gelsenkirchen
00.06.2011 Leipzig
00.06.2011 Dresden
00.06.2011 Nuremberg

00.07.2011 Dusseldorf
00.07.2011 Munich
00.07.2011 Cologne
00.07.2011 Hambourg

00.08.2011 Birmingham
00.08.2011 Glasgow
00.08.2011 Liverpool
00.08.2011 London
00.08.2011 Manchester
00.08.2011 Newcastle
00.08.2011 Sunderland
00.08.2011 Lyon
00.08.2011 Paris

Reunited Take That film wacky rowing video

The Sun can exclusively reveal the lads' first single since they announced this month they were reforming will be called The Flood.
Robbie, GARY BARLOW, JASON ORANGE, MARK OWEN and HOWARD DONALD pulled on Oxford and Cambridge-style rowing outfits to film on Dorney Lake, Berks, where events for the 2012 Olympics will be... held.
The boys spent nearly four hours filming on the water on Monday - at one stage meeting up with girls from Britain's Olympic rowing team. Yesterday they filmed the end of the video for two hours on the Thames at Runnymede, Surrey - opposite the spot where the Magna Carta was signed in 1215.

They climbed into a specially- made sculling boat, customised to accommodate a fifth rower.

On the first day of the shoot, they were towed along by another vessel.

But on Day Two they got the hang of it and rowed themselves - collapsing in fits of giggles and taking the mickey out of each other if one of them missed a stroke.

At one point, 36-year-old Robbie stopped for a ciggie - before jumping into the water to cool off.

The onlooker said: "Robbie and the boys clearly got on very well. It was just like old times. They were mucking about and having fun.

"When they finished filming on the first day Robbie decided he needed to cool off. He jumped straight into the lake and had a little swim. No one else had the guts to join him - it was freezing! The boys were stuck in a five-seater rowing boat wearing old-fashioned white rowing kits bearing a custom-designed Take That crest. They were told to paddle like the professionals. They were joined by a second boat with lookalikes and filmed pretending to race - only the band were being pulled by another vessel carrying the camera crew. I think they found it quite hard. If you haven't done it before, sculling can be pretty difficult. There were lots of little kids around and at one stage they all started singing Angels and Robbie was pretending to conduct them."

Read more: The Sun

Take That to play concert for the Queen

NEWLY expanded TAKE THAT are in talks to perform for their most famous fan - THE QUEEN.

The boys are being lined up as the headline act for Her Majesty's Diamond Jubilee concert in 2012.

GARY BARLOW, HOWARD DONALD, JASON ORANGE, MARK OWEN and recently reunited pal ROBBIE WILLIAMS are the hottest property in music once again, so it makes perfect sense for them to play the distinguished event. And it wouldn't take too much trouble to arrange it as Gary is practically part of the family.

The songwriter met the Queen at Buckingham Palace earlier this year to discuss celebrations for her 85th birthday next year as well as the jubilee, which will mark her 60 years on the throne.

He also assisted DAVID CAMERON on his election campaign to launch a new singing competition for schools.

A source said: "The Queen's jubilee is on the table and it's one gig the boys would not refuse. It would be a celebration for the nation at a truly historic occasion."

With the Olympics, Glastonbury and now the jubilee all on the table, Gary and Co really will Rule The World.

Read more: The sun

Take That appearently shooting their new video at Eton

Take That appearently shooting their new video at Eton yesterday!

Gary filming new TT video called "Flood" (rumor) (Credit to Twitter fayezyfizz)

Take That approached to open the prestigious 2012 Olympic opening ceremony

Less than 24 hours after announcing their reunion, Take That have been approached to perform at the 2012 Olympics opening ceremony.

The lads would play to a TV audience of about four billion people.

It would net the band – Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, Howard Donald, Robbie Williams and Jason Orange – £2.5million as well as further sponsorship deals.

An informal approach is understood to have been made by the Olympic committee three months ago – before the band officially announced the comeback.

The Games’ artistic directors, Oscar-winning director Danny Boyle and theatre producer Stephen Daldry, are believed to be behind the approach.

They are keen to take advantage of the band’s widespread appeal.

But it is understood that a contract would only be signed after Robbie, 36, pledges his future to the band and following the release of the group’s new single and album in November.

A source said: “When rumours surfaced about a possible reunion, the committee immediately added Take That to the long list of possible performers.

“Since Danny and Stephen came on board, this list has been shortened and informal discussions held with the group’s management.

“At present, Robbie is only on board for a year, but that’s to reduce the pressure on the group. The belief is that this will be a permanent move and he will therefore be available for 2012.

“It is a huge honour for the boys and will see them playing to a phenomenally big audience. Everyone is confident they are up to the challenge.”

If the group get the deal, it would be the biggest coup in their 20-year history.The budget for the opening ceremony at the Games is £40million.

There will be a host of spectacular pyrotechnics and aerial acrobatics as well as massive names from the pop world.

The Spice Girls, Paul McCartney, Leona Lewis and The Rolling Stones are among those who are also thought to be in with a shout of appearing at the event.

Several surprise acts are also expected to be announced and the ceremony at the Olympic Park in Stratford, East London, is likely to attract a bigger TV audience than the showpiece at the 2008 Beijing Games watched by almost four billion.

Take That’s fans were already celebrating yesterday after news broke that Robbie was rejoining the band and taking part in a 50-date tour next year.

The group’s official website went into meltdown – receiving 48,000 hits in an hour – and the comeback single is expected to be the most pre-ordered download track in chart history.

Read more: Mirror