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  Man City Move Into First Place After Late Show Sinks Villa Channels Television     Updated January 20, 2021 Aston Villa’s English midfielder Ross Barkley (C) takes on Manchester City’s Portuguese defender Joao Cancelo (L) and Manchester City’s English midfielder Raheem Sterling (R) during the English Premier League football match between Manchester City and Aston Villa at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester, north west England, on January 20, 2021. (Photo by Shaun Botterill / POOL / AFP)   Bernardo Silva fired Manchester City to the top of the Premier League for the first time since August 2019 as his late strike inspired a 2-0 win against Aston Villa on Wednesday. Pep Guardiola’s side found it hard work to pierce Villa’s stubborn defence at the rain-lashed Etihad Stadium. Silva finally made the breakthrough with 11 minutes left with his first Premier League goal since July. Villa boss Dean Smith was sent to the stands after a furious complaint that Rodri should have ...

  Algerians unhappy about France's lack of apology for war role Volume 90%     -   Copyright © africanews CHRISTIAN HARTMANN/CHRISTIAN HARTMANN By Rédaction Africanews   Last updated:  5 hours ago SETTLEMENT Algerians have called on France to acknowledge the crimes it committed in the Algerian war of 1954-1962. The French president Emmanuel Macron will take symbolic acts to appease memories of the war in a bid to reconcile the two countries, a statement from the Elysée palace said Wednesday. But according to the statement, Macron will not honor a request for apology by Algerians. The announcement has not been well received in the North African nation. It comes as the long-awaited report on France’s role in the war was published by French historian Benjamin Stora. "As an Algerian, I think that it is up to Algerian diplomacy to move forward and to denounce this position because France is considered one of the worst of colonialism. It has tortured an...

  Biden reverses controversial US travel ban There were protests against the controversial initial ban, which was ultimately upheld by the US Supreme Court Image caption: There were protests against the controversial initial ban, which was ultimately upheld by the US Supreme Court US President Joe Biden has begun to undo some of Donald Trump's key policies, hours after being sworn in, including ending the travel ban on some majority-Muslim countries. His proclamation  said that the US “was built on a foundation of religious freedom and tolerance, a principle enshrined in the United States Constitution”. “Nevertheless, the previous administration enacted a number of executive orders and presidential proclamations that prevented certain individuals from entering the United States - first from primarily Muslim countries, and later, from largely African countries. “Those actions are a stain on our national conscience and are inconsistent with our long history of welcoming people o...