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Robbie Williams and former band mate Gary Barlow showed they really are the best of friends as they posed with Fearne Cotton at Radio 1's Maida Vale studios.

Their meeting came a day before the Children in Need Concert at the Royal Albert Hall where it is hoped Robbie, 35, will finally join Take That on stage.

Both acts are scheduled to perform separate sets, but the showbiz world is holding its breath for the full Take That reunion in the hope that they will also perform together later in the show.

Robbie and Gary posed up with Fearne Cotton as the singer arrived to perform on the DJ's Live Lounge show.

The singer who's album is expected to hit the number one spot this week said he would love to join his former band on stage, but did not confirm tomorrow’s performance.

'We've got to get the balance right of what it is and where it is and how we do it,’ he told Cotton.

'We don't know what that is yet, I loved the last [Take That] album. The tour was absolutely unbelievable.’

Gary who has of late renewed his friendship with the reformed star dropped in at the Maida Vale studios to see Robbie.

He stayed to watch the 35-year-old perform a cover of The Killers hit Human, which he called his favourite song of the year, and his new single You Know Me.

Robbie, whose album Reality Killed The Video Star is on course to become number one this weekend, left Take That in 1995 with the group splitting up a year later.

The other four members of the band reunited in 2005 without Robbie and have gone on to enjoy renewed success on the road and in the charts.

There have been rumours that Robbie plans to permanently rejoin the band, since ending the feud with Gary in recent years and calling him 'my new best friend'.

Also adding fuel to the fire were reports that Mark Owen, 37, Gary, 38, Howard Donald, 41, and Jason Orange, 39, were spotted entering a New York recording studio at the same time as Robbie.

During an interview on ITV daytime show Loose Women earlier this week Robbie praised Gary and told viewers he was relieved that they had put aside their differences.

He said: 'Do you know what? I'm so glad I have. I'd still be going around saying nasty things about someone who is amazing.

'He's a very, very well-rounded lovely man. He's special, and should be regarded as special in this country.'

He also said that Take That member Mark Owen's wedding was 'absolutely fantastic' but then admitted that he had not been there, despite reports saying he had flown up on private jet.

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For BBC Children in Need 2009, Gary Barlow and Take That are adding to the magic by inviting an all-star line-up of rock and pop's finest, who in total have amassed over 50 UK number one hits, to take part in BBC Children in Need Rocks the Royal Albert Hall.

The star-studded bill includes; Lily Allen; Dizzee Rascal; Dame Shirley Bassey; Leona Lewis; Paolo Nutini; Mika; Snow Patrol; Cheryl Cole; Katherine Jenkins and Muse. And of course Gary will also perform on the night with his Take That partners, Jason Orange, Howard Donald and Mark Owen, as they again show their unwavering support of the charity.

And there will also be some very special surprises on the night.

"It's fantastic to be able to kick off BBC Children in Need 2009 in such a special way," said Gary Barlow, "I've always wanted to do something like this and I can promise a night to remember, a night that will, I hope, play a small part in changing the lives of disadvantaged children across the UK."

Radio 1's Chris Moyles will host the event and will be joined on stage by Peter Kay, Fearne Cotton, James Corden and, the legend that is, Sir Terry Wogan, who will help introduce the stars and remind us of the work that BBC Children in Need carries out in the UK.

The concert will take place at the Royal Albert Hall on Thursday 12 November and will be part of a week of Children in Need related programmes when it is broadcast on BBC1 and Radio 2.

All fans will have a chance to buy a maximum of two tickets by registering their details at www.seetickets.com/childreninneed. Tickets will be allocated through a ballot that will remain open from 7.00am, Friday 16 October until noon on Tuesday 20 October. Successful applicants, drawn at random, will be notified by email on Wednesday 21 October. Tickets for the concert will start at £50.

The show will be broadcast on BBC One in the weekend before the main BBC Children in Need Appeal on November 20 and coverage of the concert will be repeated on BBC Three, Wednesday 18 November at 9.00pm with highlights, presented by Kate Thornton, on Radio 2, Thursday 19 November at 8.00pm.

Viewers and listeners to the show will be invited to donate to help raise even more money.
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He sang on Radio 1 DJ FEARNE COTTON's lunchtime show Live Lounge and also caught up with old TAKE THAT pal GARY BARLOW.

The manband and other top names of pop and rock were at the BBC's Maida Vale Studios in north London rehearsing for tonight's Children In Need concert at the Royal Albert Hall.

And as I told you, plans are afoot for Robbie to join Gary and his other old Take That mates MARK OWEN, JASON ORANGE and HOWARD DONALD on stage for the first time in 14 years. The lads are all due to sing with SIR PAUL McCARTNEY.

All a bit special - and yesterday Robbie and Gary put on a reunited front as they posed with Fearne.

Meanwhile, Robbie's battle to topple JLS from the top of the albums chart is going down to the wire. Early in the week he led the X Factor lads by 5,000 sales. But by Tuesday night they had narrowed the gap to 2,000.

Rob's Reality Killed The Video Star had sold 119,000 copies, as he eyes his ninth UK No1 album. The youngsters' self-titled debut had notched up 117,000 sales.

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