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Gary talks about Take That reunion

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The Royal Albert Hall played host to a major pop event last week. For the first time since Take That split up, Gary Barlow appeared on stage with Robbie Williams.

The former band mates shared the spotlight at a star studded concert for Children in Need. Also performing were Sir Paul McCartney, Cheryl Cole, Dizzee Rascal, Dame Shirley Bassey and Leona Lewis.

The concert was the brainchild of Gary Barlow himself. He told BBC Breakfast it was 'a great, great night'.

The concert will be broadcast on Thursday night at 20:00 on BBC One.

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