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The Isle of Man's Children's Hospice has been officially opened by one of the Island's most famous residents.
Robin Gibb and his with Dwina unveiled a plaque in the reception of Rebecca House, which has been receiving patients for just over a year.
The Manx-born singer will be performing at the Villa Marina on Tuesday to raise funds for the Children's Hospice.
He explains why Rebecca House is so important to him:
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