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"Take That have broken the record for the highest-grossing residency with their current &amp;#039;Progress&amp;#039; tour. The manband performed eight nights at London&amp;#039;s Wembley Stadium in June and July, grossing over \u00C2\u00A338 million from those dates alone. The feat means that the &amp;#039;Love Love&amp;#039; group managed to break Bruce Springsteen&amp;#039;s record of grossing \u00C2\u00A323.5m over ten nights at the Giants Stadium in New Jersey in 2003, reports Billboard. Take That performed to a total of 623,737 fans during their concerts at Wembley and have currently grossed over \u00C2\u00A3102m for their UK and Ireland &amp;#039;Progress&amp;#039; shows. The pop five-piece have now moved on to Europe with their tour and will conclude the shows in Germany on July 29. Take That had to cancel their concert in Denmark on Saturday night after Robbie Williams suffered a severe case of food poisoning. The group were recently forced to deny reports of a rift in the band after media outlets suggested they had become tired of Williams&amp;#039;s bad behaviour on tour. Watch the video for Take That&amp;#039;s new single &amp;#039;When We Were Young&amp;#039; below:       /&amp;gt; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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