Robbie gets back on stage with Take That!
There was barely a dry eye at the Royal Albert Hall last night as an emotional Robbie Williams was welcomed onto the stage by his former band Take That. After opening the Children In Need gig with their hit Greatest Day, Take That's Gary Barlow addressed the crowd, saying, "What a beautiful place we are in tonight. What a perfect time to introduce an old friend of ours. Please welcome on stage, Robbie Williams!" Robbie then emerged on stage clearly fighting back the tears, and hugged each of his former bandmates in turn. The boys then left Robbie to perform his singles Bodies and You Know Me, before they all returned to the stage together right at the end with all the acts – including Lily Allen, Sir Paul McCartney, Leona Lewis and more – to sing Hey Jude. Robbie admitted afterwards, "I was tearing up before I came on." the crowd went absolutely wild! What an emotional night.

Daniel Radcliffe pictured with spliff
Pictures have emerged today of Harry Potter star Daniel smoking what is alleged to be a spliff at a recent party. The actor was snapped on a cameraphone at the house party, and sources have claimed that he was "spaced out" and had let someone draw all over his face. Daniel is also alleged to have walked around the party with joint in his hand saying, "I love weed." The actor has yet to comment on the images, but a source who was at the party said last night, "He looked away with the fairies."

I'm A Celeb contestants NOT Jordan fans
She hasn't even arrived in the Aussie jungle yet, but already Katie Price is proving very unpopular with her I'm A Celeb... jungle mates. Asked what they thought of the reality star yesterday, most were quick to stick the knife in. Camilla Dallerup said, "I'm slightly scared of Jordan. After the split I was very much Team Pete." Lucy Benjamin also admitted she was "scared" of the star, and gay designer Justin Ryan described her as "really, really unpleasant". However, according to one of Katie's friends, they'd better be careful what they say. "She remembers everyone who has ever slagged her off," the friend warned. "There will be some people who will wish they had kept their mouths shut." Ooer. Looks like there's going to be screaming over more than bugs in the jungle this year...

Heston to serve up whale sick. Bleurgh!
Talking of eating disgusting things like bugs, experimental chef Heston Blumenthal has got a new treat in store for his diners – a dish made from whale vomit. Yes, we kid you not. The bespectacled chef will serve up the delicacy (we would call it something else) on his Channel 4 Christmas special. Ambergris, as it's known, costs a whopping £10k per kilo, making it more expensive than gold. Our minds are boggling...and our stomachs. What's the weirdest thing you've ever eaten?