Robbie Williams is rumoured to be joining up with old band mates Take That to record a charity song to help the survivors of the earthquake in Haiti.

Williams along with Take That are said to be doing a cover of the REM hit song Everybody hurts.

The single is being organised by X Factor judge Simon Cowell.

Insiders in the music industry have said that the single could prove to be the biggest selling single of all time.

The single will be the first time that William’s has sung with his old group since leaving in 1995 and devastating the hearts of fans at the time.

Gary Barlow, 39, Mark Owen, 37, Jason Orange, 39, and Howard Donald, 41, are said to already have agreed to do the cover of the REM classic.

A spokesperson for Williams has said

“He’s been approached.”

Last night an insider in the music industry said

“A Take That reunion would give this CD massive selling power and help it make loads of money for Haiti. There’s no animosity between the boys at all and, although they went their separate ways in the mid 90s, they never ruled out getting back in the recording studio at some point.”

“This would be a great opportunity for them to help out and it would be a real coup for Simon Cowell.”

Cowell has promised to release the single as soon as possible.