Tributes are being paid to Robin Gibb ahead of the Bee Gee's funeral in the UK today.
The singer lost his battle with cancer two weeks ago after being diagnosed last year.
His funeral will take place at St Mary’s Church in Oxfordshire where his coffin will be carried thought he village first for fans to say a final goodbye.
The Douglas-born Gibb brothers formed one of the most successful music acts of all time, with sales in the region of 300 million.
Paying his respects to the star, Chief Minister Allan Bell said Robin had done a lot for the Island (see audio).
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