Aramco may sell more shares, sovereign wealth fund governor says Yasir Al-Rumayyan, the governor of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, made the announcement during a media briefing.

UN ready to support Palestinian elections, new envoy tells Security Council Palestinian elections scheduled for later this year will be a crucial step towards unity, the new UN envoy in the region, Tor Wennesland, said on Tuesday in his first briefing to the Security Council. 

Europe threatens to restrict vaccine exports after AstraZeneca and Pfizer hit production problems The European Union is calling out vaccine makers AstraZeneca and Pfizer over delivery delays that could slow its recovery from the pandemic. Officials are even threatening to restrict exports and take legal action as anger mounts.

Student 'drunk and wanted mum' before murder accused had sex with her Pawel Relowicz, 26, who denies raping and murdering the student, 21, before dumping her body in a river in Hull, told the court he did not doing 'anything bad' to her

DOI's Jason Donovan brands Denise 'spirit of the show' as co-stars bid farewell Jason Donovan has called his Dancing On Ice co-star Denise Van Outen the show's 'spirit' after she was forced to hang up her skates due to a shoulder injury

US consumer confidence jumps on stimulus, vaccine hopes The confidence index remains well below pre-pandemic levels, but vaccination programmes and stimulus provide a boost.

Road rage driver paralyzed woman who accidentally reversed into his car She was shot in the lower back in a restaurant's parking lot.

Rand Paul to trigger Senate vote on whether Trump impeachment trial is constitutional Sen. Rand Paul on Tuesday afternoon is expected to force a vote on whether or not the Senate impeachment trial of former President Trump is unconstitutional now that he is out of office. 

Fired New York Times editor says paper lying about reason for dismissal after pro-Biden tweet Former New York Times freelance editor Lauren Wolfe shot back at the paper's claim that she was not dismissed solely because of a pro-Joe Biden tweet last week, saying the Times was smearing her reputation.

FBI 'reviewing' congressional requests for investigations into Parler, Facebook, Twitter roles in Capitol riot The FBI is “reviewing” congressional requests for investigations into the “role” Parler, Facebook and Twitter played in the Capitol rio earlier this month, Fox News has learned.

Pat Kenny ‘taken aback’ by scale of nursing home planned for site next to his home Bartra Capital seeks to build 104-bed facility on site at centre of previous dispute with neighbours

Haley says Biden rejoining UN Human Rights Council would 'fly in the face' of rights push Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley on Monday warned that a potential move by President Biden to rejoin the controversial U.N. Human Rights Council would "fly in the face" of the fight for human rights.

UN rights experts urge Israel to respect international obligations  UN independent rights experts on Tuesday, described Israel’s conviction of human rights defender Issa Amro earlier this month, as showing disdain for the country’s international obligations.  

Shock as Durham gymnast Amy Tinkler joins Dancing on Ice lineup Durham gymnast Amy Tinkler is a late addition to the Dancing on Ice lineup to replace an injured star

McConnell warns of 'scorched-earth, post-nuclear Senate,' promises 'nightmare' if Dems end filibuster Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell promised a "nightmare" for Senate Democrats and Vice President Kamala Harris if they move to end the legislative filibuster during the next two years.