to reply: "We've never stopped working, we've never been away!" Personal life Catherall and Philip Oakey had a relationship. They split amicably after several years, remaining friends and colleagues. Catherall subsequently married. At one time, the British media erroneously reported that Catherall and Oakey had married, a story which is occasionally still repeated. In 1997, Joanne Catherall became a mother, giving birth to a son named Elliot. She is the only member of the trio to have children. Film and television 1999 Hunting Venus (Buffalo Films, D. Martin Clunes) – Herself 2007 VH1 – Presenter Awards 1982 BRIT Awards – (as 'The Human League') – 'Best British Breakthrough Act' 2004 Q Awards – (as 'The Human League') – 'The Q Innovation in Sound Award' Nominated for Grammy Award in 1982 for Best International Act (as 'The Human League') Further reading Ross, Alaska. Story of a Band Called The Human League Proteus, July 1982 References 1962 births Living people English women singers English new wave musicians Women new wave singers Musicians from Sheffield British synth-pop new wave musicians The Human League members English women in electronic music