It must be love. Zac Goldsmith made sure to pick up his new girlfriend, Nathalie Kelley, at Heathrow Airport when she arrived from overseas.

As my exclusive picture shows, the Actress and campaigner, 38, tenderly put her arm around Lord Goldsmith’s waist after he greeted her with a kiss on the lips. Gentlemanly, the former Tory minister pulled her suitcase as they left the airport in West London.

‘It’s clear they are a couple,’ an onlooker at Terminal 3 tells me. ‘They appear to be in love.’

The photograph was taken last week, before the pair were pictured together in the Mail on Sunday leaving Chiltern Firehouse restaurant, in London’s Marylebone.

I disclosed in March that Zac, 48, had separated from his second wife, the banking heiress Alice Rothschild, 39, with whom he has three children. He has another three children with his first wife, Sheherazade, 49, daughter of actress Viviane Ventura and financier John Bentley.

Kelley, who is Peruvian-Australian, starred in 2006 film The Fast And The Furious: Tokyo Drift, and TV series The Vampire Diaries and the revamped Dynasty.

Is Olympic gold medal-winning athlete Greg Rutherford getting cold feet after signing up for Dancing On Ice, the ITV show on which at least ten contestants have been injured?

‘I’m exercising again because I’ve got to get ready for bloody Dancing On Ice,’ he tells me at the Pride of Britain Awards at the Grosvenor House Hotel in Mayfair. ‘I’m getting fit; I’ve lost 5kg in the past eight weeks. I hope I don’t hurt myself. I’ll kill myself, no doubt, doing it, but I’m really looking forward to it.’

Jaime Winstone’s hen night could have been mistaken for scenes from a raucous film.

The actress, 38, who’s due to marry DJ James Suckling, chose the theme ‘henpocalypse’, inspired by the BBC Two sitcom about women on a hen weekend when the apocalypse occurs.

The daughter of Hollywood hard-man Ray Winstone could be seen wearing a veil and a blue ruffled mini dress with a cigarette in her mouth as she posed by a paramedic vehicle.

She was joined by pals including actress Sheridan Smith, who reveals: ‘It was an epic night.’

Olivia Newton-John died last summer aged 73, but the Grease star’s presence is still felt by her daughter, Chloe Lattanzi, in the form of an owl which often visits her home. ‘I feel her every moment of every day,’ Chloe says. ‘She actually shows up outside my window as an owl.

That may sound strange to some people, but that was our family symbol. Since my mum has passed, she has shown up in many ways, as rays of light and this owl comes and sits outside my window, sometimes for hours, and just looks at me.’