Broadcasting live from Television Centre in London, the BBC Children In Need Appeal once again raises the curtain to entertain the nation, bringing viewers a rich offering of stellar entertainment acts – all appearing to raise money for disadvantaged children and young people across the UK. Host Terry Wogan is joined by Tess Daly and Fearne Cotton for a spectacular night of fun and fundraising.

The seven-hour show features some of the UK's top TV, musical and theatrical personalities and acts, highlights of which include performances from Take That, Girls Aloud, Leon Jackson, Boyzone, Escala, Stereophonics, John Barrowman, Il Divo and Jason Donovan.

So make sure you check back to AOL Music on Wednesday 22nd October to be sure of seeing the video in its full glory before anyone else.

In 1994, the band performed at the very first MTV Europe Music Awards at the Brandenburg Gate, Berlin and then went on to win the award for Best Group. And now, to help ring in our 15th anniversary, they will be back onstage following their 2006 comeback album and their 2007 sell-out The Beautiful World Tour.

We can’t think of a better way to celebrate 15 years of extraordinary live performances than with Gary, Mark, Howard, and Jason.

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УРА-УРА-УРА! РЕБЯТА КАК В СТАРЫЕ ДОБРЫЕ ВРЕМЕНА БУДУТ НА ЕМА!!!

After Chris Moyles at Radio One gave it its first airing last Monday (13th), Take That's new single Greatest Day quickly colonised radio, and ends its first week with more than 700 plays generating an audience of more than 30 million and a debut position of number 15.

It is the first track from the veteran boy band's upcoming album, The Circus, their second since they reconvened. Their last single Rule The World topped the airplay chart exactly a year ago this week and has never dipped out of the Top 100. Ditto Shine, which has been on the Top 100 continuosly since January 2007 ( )

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It’s the ultimate battle of Saturday night primetime TV – Strictly Come Dancing vs The X Factor – but now, things are getting apple over the two series’ line up. Simon Cowell has hired Beyonce to perform at the X Factor final on December 16 – but Strictly bosses have secured Beyonce to perform on the show in November, weeks before her date with ITV. And the move has left X Factor bosses fuming. A BBC source says, “As far as we are concerned we are the number one show on Saturday. If X Factor wants Beyonce, they’ll have to wait. She has signed and we’ve also got Take That *screams* confirmed for the coming weeks.” But a spokesperson for The X Factor says, “We aren’t happy Beyonce is doing Strictly, but she is just one of a number of huge names we’re getting.” We can’t wait to see Britney do her thing X Factor-style next month!

Said he was really excited coz he had never interviewed them all at once before. Got a feeling it'll be a pre-recorded or phone interview though, coz they're also supposed to be on Key103 tomorrow at breakfast!

The band’s performance with Leona Lewis in 2006 was one of the highlights of the show, and this year the guys are taking to the stage once more, performing ‘Greatest Day’.