Barlow: 'I can't promise Robbie reunion'

Gary Barlow has said that he can't promise a full Take That reunion with Robbie Williams.

The singer claimed that the group are still rebuilding their friendship with Williams rather than worrying about working together musically.

Speaking on Chris Moyles's Radio 1 show, Barlow said: "I'd say no at this point [to a reunion]...I'd say no, just because, you know, its taken us three years to get to this point and it just seems like changing the lineup... I just don't know.

"We met Rob when we were in LA, we saw him a lot while we were there. We really got on well, the five of us really got on well. And I must be honest, the last thing we talked about was music because we are starting to build our friendship again. So if there comes a time when we can all get in the studio or something again I think everyone would be up for it, but stood here now promising everyone it's going to happen, I don't want to do that."

When asked about meeting up again with Williams, he commented: "He's just a great bloke, Rob. I mean he's had his troubles and all the rest of it, and he's... whatever has gone on in the past, forget all that. He's great fun to be with, he's one of us really, he started with us, and you know, he's been successful so have we. We are all on a level at the moment and he's a nice bloke to be around."

Barlow added that if a reunion did happen it would be a "lovely end to the whole story".