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A leading plastic surgeon was fighting for his life last night after being stabbed by a burglar he disturbed in his home. Graeme Perks, 65, was woken by the sound of breaking glass just after 4am yesterday and went downstairs, where he was knifed in the chest and stomach. The intruder fled. Residents said news of the attack at the Perks family's £800,000 home, a former vicarage on the edge of the small affluent Nottinghamshire village of Halam, left them feeling violated.  Retired surgeon Graeme Perks is fighting for his life in hospital after the alleged stabbing Police said the victim, 65, suffered puncture wounds to his abdomen and chest following the alleged attack in Halam, near Southwell, at around 4.15am today. Pictured: Police at the scene Glenys Herbert, 80, a neighbour and church warden, described Mr Perks, who recently retired from full-time work, as a 'lovely person'. She added: 'The whole thing is just appalling. You would never in a million years expect so

The female Trump supporter shot dead storming the Capitol last week was in a throuple with her husband and a live-in girlfriend. Late Air Force veteran Ashli Babbitt and her ex-Marine husband Aaron had a three-way relationship with a 29-year-old bartender, her family confirmed. Kayla Joyce lived with the married couple in San Diego, and is sticking by her widower boyfriend, Ashli's brother told DailyMail.com in an exclusive interview. The 35-year-old former military officer and her husband met Kayla about a year ago, and decided to welcome her into their open marriage – which was itself only a few months old. The news may come as a surprise to traditional conservatives, who have been lauding Ashli on social media as a martyr to the right, but often frown upon relationships outside of a marriage. But her 21-year-old brother, Andrew Witthoeft, said his late sister was raised to welcome people of all sexual orientations, colors or creeds – as long as they were 'Team America'.

Baseball legend Alex Rodriguez could face 30 years in jail following stunning allegations of 'racketeering' and 'embezzlement' in his $50million court battle with his ex-wife's brother, DailyMail.com can exclusively reveal. A-Rod is now accused of a string of serious crimes in a legal filing – part of a civil claim that he fraudulently cut out former relative Constantine Scurtis from the $1billion real estate empire they built together. The sports hero fiancé of singer Jennifer Lopez, 51, faces the accusations in sensational new court documents filed in Miami. These include allegations of filing false tax documents, insurance fraud, interstate wire fraud, mail fraud and racketeering. Alex Rodriguez is being sued for $50million by his ex-wife Cynthia's brother Constantine Scurtis. He's pictured on the beach last week in Turks and Caicos  A-rod is pictured with his ex brother in law Constantine Scurtis (far right) meeting with Jose Gomez and Warren Buffett in

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) expressed concern that her own colleagues in Congress might have shared her location to the mob of fanatic Trump supporters while they were storming the Capitol last Wednesday.  Ocasio-Cortez's remarks comes as other Democrats have sounded off on the possibility that some GOP members of the Congress abetted the rioters as they stormed the building.  Lawmakers were instructed to head for a designated 'extraction point' to seek protection from the chaos, but AOC asserted that that wasn't really an option 'because there were QAnon and white-supremacist sympathizers and, frankly, white-supremacist members of Congress in that extraction point who I know and who I have felt would disclose my location and would create opportunities to allow me to be hurt, kidnapped, et cetera.' 'So I didn't even feel safe around other members of Congress,' she said during an hour long Instagram live video from Tuesday. Her comments come

Cops are hunting for a female assassin who gunned down a former Mexican governor inside a restaurant bathroom. Authorities in Mexico have released surveillance camera images of the woman wanted for executing former governor of Jalisco and ex Institutional Revolutionary Party member Aristoteles Sandoval, 46, in a restaurant on December 18 in the resort city of Puerto Vallarta. Pictures show a woman with blonde hair wearing a grey hoodie and blue jeans, and her male accomplice fleeing the eatery Distrito 5 after the shooting. Local newspaper Mural reports that the woman shot the 46-year-old ex-governor three times; one in the back of the head, a second shot struck him near the heart and the third shot hit his intestines. The Jalisco State Attorney General's Office revealed Wednesday photos of two suspects wanted for the December 18, 2020 murder of former Jalisco governor Aristóteles Sandoval. The woman, according to local newspaper Mural, shot Sandoval three times, including once

FBI Director Chris Wray finally spoke more than a week after the MAGA riot Thursday to warn the agency is monitoring major new 'potential' for armed violence nationwide around Joe Biden's inauguration. He appeared at a briefing on the inauguration security plans with Vice President Mike Pence and bluntly warned about the potential for armed protests in Washington D.C. and nationwide. 'When we talk about potential threats, we have to say about that we are seeing an extensive amount of concerning online chatter about a number of events surrounding the inauguration,' he said.  It was the first public appearance for Pence and Wray since last week's attack that left five dead and the Capitol building in shambles with shatter glass, broken furniture and torn up offices.  Wray said more threats were coming in ahead of January 20th's inauguration ceremony.  'Right now we're tracking calls for potential armed protests and activity leading up to the inaugurati