The video showed stars, including Chris Martin, Joss Stone, Rachel Stevens, Sir Paul McCartney and the Sugababes, performing in the studio alongside images of the Sudan famine - which will benefit from the proceeds of the single.
Introduced by Madonna, she said: "Bob Geldof and his friends are here to remind you that we can never forget. Not ever. Feed the world. I am honoured to introduce Band Aid 20."Tipped for the UK's Christmas No.1 spot, the single also features Dido, The Darkness, Will Young, Jamelia, Keane and Bono, who agreed to re-sing his famous line, "Well tonight thank God it's them instead of you."A Band Aid spokesperson said: "This is unprecedented. I've never known it even for a royal occasion, like the Queen's Speech, to be shown on all channels like that.We have to make sure that as many people as possible buy the single and I can't think of a better way of doing that."
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