Robbie Williams rejoins Take That on new album
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Singer Robbie Williams and Take That have recorded a new album, the group has confirmed.
It is the first time all five members have worked together since Williams quit 15 years ago.
The singer said he was "embarrassingly excited" and reuniting with his former group felt like "coming home" while bandmate Mark Owen added that it "feels like a dream".
All five singers have written the songs for the record, due out in November.
Owen said: "Getting the five of us to be in a room together, although always a dream, never actually seemed like becoming a reality.
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"Now the reality of the five of us making a record together feels like a dream. It's been an absolute delight spending time with Rob again. But I'm still a better footballer."
Jason Orange said it was "absolutely brilliant," adding, "I'm over the moon that Robbie's back with us, however long it lasts. I just want to enjoy our time with him. Life is beautifully strange sometimes."
Outstanding contribution
The reunion took place in New York last September, following Take That's The Circus Live tour.
Speculation began that they might reform when it emerged that Williams had met up with the rest of the group during Owen's stag do.
When Williams walked out of the band in 1995, he went on to launch a successful career. The remaining members disbanded a year later but reformed in 2005.
Since then, they have had three number one singles and two sell-out tours.
As a solo artist, Williams, who was presented with the outstanding contribution award at the Brits earlier this year, has had eight number one albums in the UK.
Williams and Barlow recently put the past behind them
Last month, he announced on his website that he was releasing a single with former bandmate Gary Barlow.
Shame, co-written by the pair, is due out on 4 October and will also appear on Williams' greatest hits album, In And Out Of Consciousness.
In a statement on his website, Williams said the album was "not only a celebration of my past but also a bridge to the future".
"The fact that part of the future includes a name from my past makes it all the more poignant for me."
The last album that the band worked on together was their number one record, Nobody Else in 1995.
Exclusive footage of the band back together will be shown on the BBC News at Six later.
Robbie Williams in 2006. 
Singer  has rejoined and recorded a new album with British musical group , having departed from the group in 1995. The four other members of Take That are , ,  and .

Robbie Williams decided to leave Take That in 1995 to begin a solo music career; the group subsequently disbanded in 1996. In 2005, Take That was reformed as a four-piece band. Williams announced his return to Take That in November 2009.

The last album the group released before the disbanding was entitled "", which was released in 1995. A single entitled "Shame", sung by Robbie Williams and Gary Barlow, is expected to be released on October 4, 2010. The new album from Take That, which has now been recorded, is anticipated to be available from November 2010. All five members of Take That have composed songs for the album, which has currently not yet been given a title and will be issued by .

Take That member Mark Owen stated: "Getting the five of us to be in a room together, although always a dream, never actually seemed like becoming a reality. Now the reality of the five of us making a record together feels like a dream. It's been an absolute delight spending time with Rob again. But I'm still a better footballer." Jason Orange commented that he is "over the moon that Robbie's back with us, however long it lasts. I just want to enjoy our time with him. Life is beautifully strange sometimes." Robbie Williams stated that he gets "embarrassingly excited when the five of us are in a room."