SIR Rod Stewart gets a tenner out of 10 for bringing the laughs to the first ever King's Foundation Awards.
The rocker, 79, had his wife Penny Lancaster and even the King in tears of laughter as he took a cheeky dig at David Beckham for not having a knighthood.
He took to the stage to present the Teaching Award after sharing a quiet joke with a cameraman about a £10 note, which he accidentally ripped taking out.
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