Reformed Take That made their first public appearance today since Robbie Williams rejoined as the group collected a prize for their years of success at the Q Awards. The newly restored line-up - set to release an album next month - collected the "hall of fame" prize at the annual magazine bash.
Big winners also included singer Florence Welch, of Florence And The Machine, who collected two prizes - best female, and best track for You've Got The Love.
Kasabian were named best act in the world, beating bands such as Muse, Arcade Fire and Kings Of Leon, who are currently number one in the album chart.
The highly coveted best album prize went to New York band The National for their fifth release High Violet, a top five hit earlier this year.
The band beat acclaimed efforts from Paul Weller, Gorillaz, Plan B and Arcade Fire to clinch the title.
Take That's prize marks the start of a whirl of activity as they make their comeback with a single The Flood and new album Progress, both due next month. The quintet are also expected to announce live dates soon.
Today's bash - officially called the Q Awards 2010 with Russian Standard Vodka -also features a number of other honorary titles.
These include recognition for suave Roxy Music frontman Bryan Ferry, who was named the Q icon.
Reunited indie guitar band Suede collected the Q inspiration award, while Crowded House frontman and solo star Neil Finn took the classic songwriter prize.
Dance gurus The Chemical Brothers were handed the Q hero award while enduring ska hitmaking band Madness were handed the title of Q idol.
Band On The Run by Wings - soon to be reissued 37 years after it was first released - took the Q classic album award.
More contemporary winners at the event, hosted by comic Al Murray at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London, included rapper turned soul star Plan B, who was named breakthrough artist. The performer - whose real name is Ben Drew - also had a hand in another award as guest vocalist for Chase & Status's End Credits, which was handed the best video prize.
US punk-pop trio Green Day - who played a series of UK dates in the summer - took the best live act award, while Paolo Nutini took the best male title.
Mumford & Sons were named best new act while newcomer Clare Maguire took the inaugural next big thing prize.
Producer Mark Ronson - whose studio wizardry helped to turn Amy Winehouse into a superstar - took the Q innovation in sound award.
Q editor in chief Paul Rees said: "Each year the Q Awards celebrates the very best music of the preceding 12 months and also honours those who have done most to shape our musical landscape."
Plan B said he never expected to get an award.
He said: "I expect the worst, I expect people to ignore me and be down on me because that is what I've experienced.
"I'm a little bit unaware of how big it has got until other people make me aware of it.''
Madness frontman Suggs joked the band had been "idle'' for 30 years and the award was recognition for their laziness.
He also revealed the band wanted Dr Feelgood guitarist Wilko Johnson to present the award because he was one of their heroes.
He said: "All respect to Eric Clapton but that man has been lauded to the skies as the great British R'n'B guitarist but Wilko is right up there in the pantheon. The man is an idol.''
Take That avoided the red carpet and sneaked into the awards away from the cameras.
Gary Barlow led the grey-clad band on stage after being introduced by Radio 1 DJ Fearne Cotton.
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But Jason Orange said they were often cringing when they looked back at their past, after seeing clips from their early days.
"They always select the naffest ones, where we wear cod-pieces and leather."
Newly rejoined bandmate Williams said: "Very happy to be back. First day and we've won an award."
He added: "I'd like to thank my boys. Extremely happy here. Looking forward to the next few years."
Collecting the award for Suede, frontman Brett Anderson paid tribute to the group's first guitarist, Bernard Butler, who quit the line-up after only a short spell in the spotlight.
"I don't think we can accept this award without mentioning Bernard and that great work he did with us early on. This one's for Bernard too."
Madness were delighted to collect their award from Wilko Johnson, who performed "nutty dance" as the band arrived on stage.
Suggs said: "Having Wilko up here is enough. Why this geezer hasn't been given an OBE I don't know at all."
The band's Lee Thompson joked: "You usually receive one of these when your career's coming to an end, so with deep regret I have to announce that we've got a new album."
Full list of winners:
:: Breakthrough artist - Plan B
:: Best new act - Mumford & Sons
:: Hall of fame - Take That
:: Best track - Florence And The Machine, You've Got The Love
:: Q classic songwriter - Neil Finn
:: Q inspiration - Suede
:: Best live act - Green Day
:: Best video - Chase & Status, End Credits (ft. Plan 
:: Q next big thing - Clare Maguire
:: Q idol - Madness
:: Q hero - The Chemical Brothers
:: Q best male - Paolo Nutini
:: Q best female - Florence Welch
:: Q innovation in sound - Mark Ronson
:: Best album - The National, High Violet
:: Best act in the world today - Kasabian
:: Q icon - Bryan Ferry
:: Q classic album - Wings, Band On The Run
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