Leaving a difficult decision, claims Brown
The Island will have a new Chief Minister after September's general election.
Allan Bell announced earlier that he's to retire from politics after over three decades - a decision he described as a 'wrench'.
One of those empathising with him is his predecessor, Tony Brown.
Mr Brown, who served as Chief Minister from 2006 until 2011, says he knows how it feels to leave:
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