Pop sensation S Club 7 may follow the trend set by 90s chart toppers Take That and All Saints and stage a reunion, it has been revealed.

Member Paul Cattermole said that he had discussed the plan with his six former band mates and the idea was a "possibility".

He said: "I spoke to other members about it and we were all positive about the idea."

S Club 7 was renamed S Club after Paul Cattermole's departure from the band to join a rock group formed by old school friends in 2002.

The pop band, formed by Spice Girls manager Simon Fuller, later split in 2003, after a four year career which included four television series, a movie and four albums.

The group released their first single, Bring it all Back, in 1999, which went straight to number one. S Club even spawned its own spin-off act, S Club Juniors.