Below is a round-up of the interviews Robin Gibb gave before the start of his concert tour and that were published/broadcast in the last couple of days and weeks. We've also added some bits and bobs to the members section of the site. Enjoy! 

The Times (UK newspaper) - "Robin Gibb: the Bee Gee and the bomber crews"

BBC Radio 2 - "The Record Producers" prt1

BBC Radio 2 - "The Record Producers" prt 2

BBC Radio 2 - "Johnnie Walker meets Robin and Barry Gibb"

De Rode Loper (TV1 Belgium) - "Staying Alive"

De Standaard (Flemish newspaper) - "Robin Gibb maakt Bee Gees film"

Wiesbadener Kurier (German newspaper) - "Auch solo bin ich ein Bee Gee"

TVNZ - "The revival of the Bee Gees"

Robin Gibb has worked tirelessly over the last two years to help raise awareness and funds for a memorial for Bomber Command.

This evening, after Westminster Council's planning committee meeting, Robin and the veterans will find out if the memorial can be built at its proposed location in central London.

You can watch the interview Robin gave to GMTV ahead of events today below.

To coincide with Robin’s recent visits to the States, the Bomber Command Memorial campaign is reaching out to North Americans to help support the fund. A commemorative and fundraising website has just been launched and thanks to Robin’s tireless efforts the memorial’s completion is getting nearer. Having raised £1.7 million already, the campaign is on its way to raising the £3 million pounds needed to turn the plans for a sculpture near Buckingham Palace into a reality.

It was a childhood dream of Robin’s to one day create a memorial fit for the air crews of Bomber Command to be remembered. Not to glorify the horrors of war, but to remember, in order that no generation should ever have to endure again what took place in World War II. And, to act as an inspiration to all age groups. In recent weeks, Robin has taken the cause to the U.S. to raise further awareness for the commemoration and the much- needed funds to create the memorial, and the new website They Gave Everything reminds us that airmen from the US as well as from many other nations flew as part of the R.A.F Bomber Command.

Robin explains: “The Memorial will finally honour the bravery of those who died defending Britain and ultimately the rest of the world from Nazi tyranny. On my visits to the U.S. people there were surprised that a commemoration had never been approved; a memorial that families of the fallen could recognise as a fitting tribute, and that the rest of the nation and those from across the globe could visit, and remember the sacrifice others made for our freedom to exist today. Although we have faced many, many obstacles, I am glad that I have been able to play a part in helping convince those in power and with influence to view the Bomber Command Memorial as important and fitting after all these years.” Robin continues: “We are on our way to reaching our final goal of raising just over £3 million and I hope that the new website will encourage even more generous donations than have taken place so far, both from the U.K. and across the world.”

Bomber Command’s vital task of defending freedom fell to 125,000 volunteers with an average age of 22, from all corners of the Commonwealth and allied countries. They were crucial in turning the tide but victory came at a price. Of the thousands who took to the skies, more than 55,000 gave their lives. One in five of those who died were from the US or Canada. Half of these brave airmen, have no known grave. As Bomber Command, many nations fought together to free Europe and ultimately the world from the Nazi threat. In doing so they endured losses greater than those of any other service, and yet, they are currently the only WWII servicemen to have not been publicly honoured in Britain. The planned Memorial will change this forever.

Please help build the memorial by donating now! For further info about the campaign and to learn how you can make a donation, visit www.theygaveeverything.com, or go to www.rafbombercommand.com

Don't miss tonight's broadcast of Tommy Gottschalk's big 60th birthday show "My Swinging Sixties" which airs on the German ZDF channel at 20:15 CET. Robin Gibb makes an appearance in this show which was taped in Munich April 1st. Robin gave a great interview and sang "Massachusetts" for Thomas. If you can't watch on TV, go to the show's micro site this evening for a live stream, photos, and more. Make sure too to check our own site's media gallery next week for some more images. Enjoy!