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Courteney Cox held on tightly to her fiancé Johnny McDaid as they worked the red carpet at the El Capitan Theater in Los Angeles for the première of the HBO series 'The Comeback' last night (05.11.14), which stars her former 'Friends' co-star Lisa Kudrow.
Courtney Cox holds on tight to Johnny McDaid as she supports Lisa Kudrow
Courteney Cox held on tightly to her fiancé Johnny McDaid as they worked the red carpet at the El Capitan Theater in Los Angeles for the première of the HBO series 'The Comeback' last night (05.11.14), which stars her former 'Friends' co-star Lisa Kudrow.
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Britain's Sophie, Countess of Wessex is to officially open the new Country Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue headquarters today (06.11.14).
The 49-year-old royal - who is the wife of Queen Elizabeth's youngest son, Prince Edward - will attend the official opening of the building in Durham, where she will be shown the command and control centre, which has been in operation since last month.
The Countess will watch a number of exercises involving the service's fire investigation dog, Scrappy, an aerial ladder platform and water rescue crews and will also meet with members of the Young Firefighters Association before unveiling a plaque.
Brigade chief executive Susan Johnson told the Northern Echo newspaper: "We are very pleased that the Countess of Wessex is able to visit us to see our new headquarters and hear about the vital work that we are doing."
Her Royal Highness will then to travel to Sunderland Association Football Club's Stadium of Light to promote the proposed Beacon of Light facility, which would be a permanent home for the club's official charity, the Foundation of Light - for which the Countess is patron.
The foundation's chief executive Lesley Spuhler said: "We're delighted to welcome HRH Countess of Wessex back to the North-East to raise awareness of the exciting Beacon of Light project."
Sophie, Countess of Wessex to open Fire and Rescue headquarters
Britain's Sophie, Countess of Wessex is to officially open the new Country Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue headquarters today (06.11.14).
The 49-year-old royal - who is the wife of Queen Elizabeth's youngest son, Prince Edward - will attend the official opening of the building in Durham, where she will be shown the command and control centre, which has been in operation since last month.
The Countess will watch a number of exercises involving the service's fire investigation dog, Scrappy, an aerial ladder platform and water rescue crews and will also meet with members of the Young Firefighters Association before unveiling a plaque.
Brigade chief executive Susan Johnson told the Northern Echo newspaper: "We are very pleased that the Countess of Wessex is able to visit us to see our new headquarters and hear about the vital work that we are doing."
Her Royal Highness will then to travel to Sunderland Association Football Club's Stadium of Light to promote the proposed Beacon of Light facility, which would be a permanent home for the club's official charity, the Foundation of Light - for which the Countess is patron.
The foundation's chief executive Lesley Spuhler said: "We're delighted to welcome HRH Countess of Wessex back to the North-East to raise awareness of the exciting Beacon of Light project."
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Britain's Duchess of Cornwall hopped on a London bus in Mexico today (06.11.14).
Duchess Camilla - who is currently enjoying the last day of her and her husband Prince Charles tour of the country - boarded the red routemaster with the First Lady Gretta Selinas during a visit to the industrial northern city of Monterrey.
The number 7 bus, which was emblazoned with the route London to Monterrey, took the 67-year-old royal a short distance across Fundidora Park, which is built on the site of industrial works and is the home to a museum showcasing the industrial achievements of the area.
The Duchess and First Lady - who is the wife of the governer of the local state of Nuevo Leon, Rodrigo Medina - stepped off of the vehicle at a canal in the park and embarked on a pleasure cruise around a series of waterways featuring cultural performances of dances and musicians along its route.
The man who restored the routemaster bus as a gift for his artists wife Marissa to use as a mobile gallery, Angel Tobar, said: "This is the first time the bus has been used and it was used to take Camilla on a trip - so that's a nice way to begin."
Speaking about his mission to rebuilt the automobile, he added: "My wife found it on the internet, it was in Arizona. It was taken from London in the late 1960s and it was originally owned by the man who bought London Bridge."
The Duchess missed out on the scheduled events for her and the Prince of Wales' penultimate day of their tour yesterday (05.11.14) because she was suffering with sinus problems.
Duchess Camilla rides London bus in Mexico
Britain's Duchess of Cornwall hopped on a London bus in Mexico today (06.11.14).
Duchess Camilla - who is currently enjoying the last day of her and her husband Prince Charles tour of the country - boarded the red routemaster with the First Lady Gretta Selinas during a visit to the industrial northern city of Monterrey.
The number 7 bus, which was emblazoned with the route London to Monterrey, took the 67-year-old royal a short distance across Fundidora Park, which is built on the site of industrial works and is the home to a museum showcasing the industrial achievements of the area.
The Duchess and First Lady - who is the wife of the governer of the local state of Nuevo Leon, Rodrigo Medina - stepped off of the vehicle at a canal in the park and embarked on a pleasure cruise around a series of waterways featuring cultural performances of dances and musicians along its route.
The man who restored the routemaster bus as a gift for his artists wife Marissa to use as a mobile gallery, Angel Tobar, said: "This is the first time the bus has been used and it was used to take Camilla on a trip - so that's a nice way to begin."
Speaking about his mission to rebuilt the automobile, he added: "My wife found it on the internet, it was in Arizona. It was taken from London in the late 1960s and it was originally owned by the man who bought London Bridge."
The Duchess missed out on the scheduled events for her and the Prince of Wales' penultimate day of their tour yesterday (05.11.14) because she was suffering with sinus problems.