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Catherine Zeta-Jones has paid a touching tribute to her husband Michael Douglas. The Chicago actress shared a sweet throwback snap of the pair from their recent trip to India, in which she gushed about her love for her husband of almost 20 years. "Love this man, a pic of us in India. Life is just better because of you," she wrote alongside a red heart emoji. The Hollywood power couple met in 1998 at the Deauville Film Festival, and despite a 25-year age gap, the pair married on 18 November 2000.WATCH: Catherine Zeta-Jones talks about her acting aspirations in incredible throwback interviewIt's been a bittersweet start to the year for Catherine and her family. At the beginning of February, they were rocked by the devastating death of Hollywood icon Kirk Douglas, who passed away aged 103. Catherine, along with Michael and their children, shared tribute messages on social media, while family and friends attended a private Westwood Memorial to say their final farewell to the Spartacus icon last week.MORE: Catherine Zeta-Jones supported by stepson Cameron as she teases exciting announcementCatherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas married in 2000MORE: Catherine Zeta-Jones' son Dylan pays heartfelt tribute to late grandfather Kirk DouglasFollowing Kirk's death, Catherine shared some far happier news on social media, revealing that her family had welcomed a new puppy, who they have named Taylor. The Darling Buds of May actress posted a sweet video of Taylor getting used to his new surroundings at their family home, which she posted on Instagram, and wrote in the caption: "Introducing Taylor Douglas to the world." Fans were quick to comment on the announcement, with one writing: "Aww so cute, looks like a teddy bear so sweet," while another wrote: "Aww, the best thing you'll do." A third added: "Aww, my heart is melting."Like this story? Sign up to our newsletter to get other stories like this delivered straight to your inbox.

The government is refusing to release official research on the characteristics of grooming gangs, claiming it is not in the “public interest”.Survivors accused ministers of making “empty promises”, while a man who prosecuted abusers in Rochdale called for the Home Office to “show some courage and publish” its findings.

Brazen thieves have been filmed cutting through a bike lock in broad daylight before threatening bystanders with an angle grinder when they tried to intervene.Sparks can be seen shooting into the air in video footage of the masked men sawing through a chain attached to railings while another jumps up and down on the bike in an attempt to dislodge it.

Justice Simon Moore has placed a suppression order on Grace Millane's killer. What does that mean?