Meanwhile the pop star has revealed he is releasing his sixth solo album in Europe next month. The album, entitled ’Intensive Care’, marks the follow-up to the 2003 ’Escapology’.

Robbie Williams has signed a revolutionary new deal - July 05
Robbie Williams has signed a revolutionary new deal with phone giant T-Mobile that will net him millions. The agreement is a world first and experts say it could change the music industry forever. Fans of the phenomenally successful star will get exclusive access to his new songs via their mobiles before the CDs are available to buy.

They will also be in with a chance of meeting the singer through special competitions, and will get free downloads such as Robbie ringtones and wallpaper. Robbie has signed up with T-Mobile for 18 months and will be part of a global advertising campaign. Music insiders say artists looking for different ways to sell their music may strike similar deals. Industry bosses are desperate to find a new way of reaching buyers because sales of singles and albums are declining due to illegal downloading.

The ex-Take That singer said: "The future is music by mobile." The new deal is seen as much more than an advertising link-up. It’s a radical idea that could change the way artists market their songs.
Phil Chapman, UK marketing director for T-Mobile, said: "Our goal is to make mobile music accessible, exclusive and enjoyable, which is why partnering with the biggest artist in Europe is a great fit." The company hope to lure fans with contests to win backstage tours and tickets to meet Robbie. After show access will also be up for grabs.

Robbie demands apology - Feb 05
Robbie is fuming over false quotes about Pete Doherty. The Angels star has demanded that The Sun make a full apology after they falsely reported that Robbie had refused to attend the Brit awards if Libertines drug addict Pete Doherty was to be there. According to The Sun Robbie was worried that Pete’s drugged up infamy would upstage him, however Robbie’s lawyers have hit back, calling the report "grossly offensive and defamatory." Going on to explain that Robbie has the utmost sympathy for Pete.

Rob’s threat - Feb 05
Robbie Williams is in trouble again as he threatens to break photographers legs. According to veteran paparazzi photographer, 72 year old Dennis Stone, Robbie growled "I could pay someone to break your legs" as he was snapped disembarking from a plane at Heathrow airport. However, a friend of Robbie’s explained that he actually said "If your editor told you to break my legs would you do it?"

Robbie’s best song - Feb 05
Robbie Williams is ’astonished’ by Brit award. As Angels was announced as the best song of the last 25 years - as voted for by the public - Robbie told public that he is amazed that his career keeps going. The singer also had a surprise when Chris Evans told him that ex Take That members Gary Barlow and Howard Donald would be presenting the award. The look of worry on his face said it all, as did the visible relief when Matt Lucas and David Walliams appeared on stage dressed as the duo to hand over the gong to Robbie.