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The 38-year-old singer is best known for making up one fifth of hit UK boyband Take That, along with Robbie Williams, Howard Donald, Jason Orange and Gary Barlow.

The group have been busy lately working on their latest record Progress - their first album to feature Robbie since 1995 - although Mark has managed to find time to unwind by wandering around parks.

The singer is fond of animals, and loves coming across different birds when he goes for a walk, although he has even wackier ambitions for his local common.

“I’m feeding the ducks, quite enjoying that,” he replied when asked how he spends his spare time on a BBC radio show.

“[I also learnt] you can put a cow on a common. I’m kind of tempted to buy a cow.”

The talented musicians also discussed their favourite tracks on the new album, admitting they’re all immensely proud of the work. Gary teased they all have different opinions on the record’s best songs, depending on how much they each feature on it.

“Our favourite songs are usually the ones where we’re singing more,” he laughed.
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The band performed their new single The Flood in the Live Lounge during Fearne Cotton's morning show before singing a rendition of the old Take That track Pray.

The song, written by band member Gary Barlow, was released in 1993 and was the second single released from their album Everything Changes.

It was revealed that Robbie Williams, who recently reunited with the band, chose the track and he wanted to sing it as he was sure he knew all the words.

Asked how he picked the track, he said: 'Actually, it went like this. We were in rehearsals last week and we were running through The Flood loads of times as in each verse it kind of changes, the lyrics change in each verse.

'So, for me, who forgets words it's impossible. And then we did SOS and that was kind of vibey from the album and then we did Never Forget, which there's like five 'doo-doo-doo's' in the first verse and then three in the second and it's all a bit complicated.

'Then it got to Pray and I thought: 'I know every one of these [words]!'

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