Sir Rod Stewart pays emotional tribute to late father ahead of Scottish Music Awards honour

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Penny Lancaster participated in a passing out parade with the City of London Police yesterday, marking the official completion of her special constabulary training. The 51-year-old, who decided to join the force last year, received a certificate at the ceremony and marched in a procession alongside some of her colleagues in the capital.

Sir Rod Stewart, 77, was present and grinning proudly at the passing out ceremony, during which his 51-year-old wife Penny Lancaster was formally acknowledged as a fully trained Special Constable.The former model marched in a City of London police parade, clad in her black uniform and hat, to celebrate passing her training.Former model Penny had admitted to feeling as though her life lacked purpose following the menopause, and she was seeking a way to regain it through serving her country.She posed in her black, white and red checked uniform with a certificate of completion yesterday, confirming that her training programme was over, as she honoured the news by marching with a group of officers.Sir Rod has been fully supportive of her, proudly revealing on the Graham Norton show that she had trained for eight months and "loved" it."I backed her all the way.She says she loves giving something back, but more importantly she wants to protect the city she loves," he explained.Penny has already made her first arrest - of a man who tested positive for cannabis while driving earlier in the year - and she was able to serve the country during Queen Elizabeth II's funeral procession, too.She first got a taste for the police force when she appeared on the Channel 4 show Famous and Fighting Crime.The show sees celebrities trading in their usual day jobs to help the emergency services and walk in their shoes for the day.During the filming, she admitted to being "anxious" as she was harassed by a drug dealer who threatened to stab her.However, she was ultimately undeterred, and when her TV role ended, she applied to become a Special Constable - as a volunteer at first - to continue serving the country.No one had quite been expecting

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The Loose Women star heaped praise on her husband for his support and for being “understanding” during the difficult time.Dan asked: “Whenever we speak to women about this subject they speak about allies.“What did your husband make of this, how did he help you and how have you helped him to understand?”She replied: “It crept up on me just as much as it did to [my family].“It was a learning curve for everyone but I had luckily the support of my husband, who was very understanding and I'm quite good at wearing my heart on my sleeve and discussing all sorts of topics.”“Slowly but surely we discussed it with the boys and from me being a crumpled mess of tears on the floor from having the arms of support around me,” she continued. “He’s a great advocate for men to watch out for those symptoms and look on the internet. “There are so many resources out there now and books and to get your loved one to the GP.”Penny credited Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) for allowing her to begin a new career as a special constable.She explained: “I wouldn’t have had the fundamental skillset to apply myself firstly protecting life and property [if I hadn’t received menopause treatment].“I was trying to protect myself at the time and you need to be strong when you’re out there.“I had eight months of training and I became a special out on foot patrol last April.“It’s really a lifeline for me I found something now that I’m 51 I’m so proud to be a part of the force and to make a difference every day.”“I wouldn’t be able to do that if I didn’t have the hormone replacement that I’ve got,” Penny added.Elsewhere in the interview, Penny detailed the symptoms she suffered before treatment, explaining: “Initially when I first had my symptoms, it was