u. k. trying to escalate it on their part in order to draw in the united states to do to do just what they just did. and that was to approve longer range missiles into russian. all right, we're going to live with our michael, the former pentagon senior security policy analysts. thank you for coming in and joining us here in the studio. thanks for him. right, well, bladder, i put in the statement comes after the russian, m o. d said it's air defense system is down to you. ok, produced a storm shadow missiles that follows the reported approval by both washington and london for cube to use their long range weapons in strikes on russia. the kremlin says, the west is adding fuel to the fire of the conflict. in reef culture, a new escalation has occurred. this is an irresponsible position taken by the outgoing us administration. they are continuing to add fuel to the fire of the ukrainian conflict by preventing any possible dynamics for its resolution, while using ukraine as a to in the war against russ

u. k is trying to snuff out any signs of the sun when it comes to towing the main stream party line. i was speaking therefore, you know, not the 1st time explaining why is route is not winning. it's very different. was that it started against its neighbors. no, i didn't say anything that you couldn't hear or read on the main stream media. and yet i was arrested. and um, will that i actually use the hate speech and the rest of the me under the terror act i was reporting cycle. is there any kennel say a break? it has no a t p o visit because a primary does not 11 know gimme a run anywhere else. was the chief mad. the may have general side. they cannot wait again to come. they cannot win against their kennels. when it gets to boot fees, we will continue to be a risk when the people who are actually doing the genocide operate, texted by all the cities and armies and the governments of the west every well, of course it is distressing in brooklyn, in the united states, and france and germany, the main supply as if is read those weapons, without the weapons, that is what i couldn't fight mo

u. k. supplies going to try them as always, have been down present inside of these attacks basically provide any kind of peaceful resolution. and from being a to the we will be going live through jerusalem and joe book in just a 2nd here. we're not changing national but for right now to kick off is program. it is breaking news for your head live from moscow of the international criminal court. as issued arrest warrants for is ready prime minister benjamin given y'all and his former defense minister, you'll have kalonde saying both bad responsibility for a slew of more crimes against the palestinian people with regard to the crimes, the chamber found reasonable grounds to believe that mister netanyahu and mister kalonde, each bear criminal responsibility for the following crimes, as co perpetrators for committing the acts jointly with others. the war crime of starvation as a method of warfare and the crimes against humanity of murder, persecution, and other in humane acts. the chamber also found reasonable grounds to believe that mister netanyahu and mister go on each bare criminal responsibi

u. k. um to try and pressure you a in particular to try. i must say i missed a list. so up until this point, i mean the accusation also from the sudanese government has a queue is the way you are farming the r a. so if the u a e has always denied this . but since you've, you've, you've put out a report on, on for an involvement house for an involvement, actually evolves as this conflict has volt a look. i think that wars are one by logistics. right. and that both sides understand that the way that that they are going to windows wars by getting within some international actors. and certainly that you have to, you a can't deny that they are receiving weapons. but they look by sorry that they are the sole trading weapons, but it looks pretty foolish to be honest, given all of this mounting evidence. and our report used only open source data. so you can see all of the information that we used ourselves. and you can track the flights coming in from u a e r bases to can you know, where i am going to, where they are based in chad where the are assess and safety weapons acros

u. k. labor policy being involved to trying to corrupt the elections next tuesday in the united states. well, so there, there, there's a group that was started in 2017 by a guy named worrying mix we, he's a sort of the brain child behind a group called labor together, which is the conservative wing of labor. and this, this group is called the center for calorie digital hate. and what they were used 1st for was the kill to sort of go after anyone, who was ally with jeremy corbett. jeremy corbin is a left is part of the left part of labor party. it's not in on by the way i've disabled, i'm sorry it's hard when i left.

u. k. labor policy being involved to trying to corrupt the elections next tuesday in the united states? well, so there, there, there's a group that was started in 2017 by a guy named worrying mix we, he's a sort of the brain child behind a group called labor together, which is the conservative wing of labor. and this, this group is called the center for county digital hate. and what they were used 1st for was the kill to sort of go after anyone who was allied with jeremy corbett . jeremy corbin is a left this part of the left part of labor party is no by the way. i've disabled. i'm sorry, it's hard to the left, but the nice is nothing right. don't mean anything these days you really anymore. but anyway, i will also true. so, um, what, what ccbh did was, when did they, they just went after anyone who basically was considered, you know, against the sort of conservative wing of labor, you know, which is this group called labor together. and one of their main targets was a new side called the canary, which is a lot this new site that was pretty much ally with jeremy corbin. and the way the

u. k. labor policy being involved to, to trying to corrupt the elections next tuesday in the united states? well, so they're there, there's a group that was started in 2017 by a guy named worrying mix we, he's the sort of the brain child behind a group called labor together, which is the conservative wing of labor. and this, this group is called the center for county digital hate. and what they were used 1st for was the kill to sort of go after anyone who was allied with jeremy corbett . jeremy corbin is a left is part of the left part of labor party. it's not done by the way i've disabled. i'm sorry, it's hard to the left, but the nice is nothing right? don't mean anything these days i'll give you the anymore. but anyway, it will also true. so, um, what, what ccbh did was, when did they, they just went after anyone who basically was considered, you know, against the sort of conservative wing of labor, you know, which is this group called labor together. and one of their main targets was a new side call the canary, which is a lot this new site that was pretty much ally with jeremy corbin.

i don't wanna come across like a fine boy, i'll really try not to but you know, can you try and imagine the u. k. prime minister kissed on old joe biden, just speaking like that. no water to, you know, to cods off of the call. so by the jury, why, why is, is like, you know, chick kissed arm as well, but it would have full, amazing to me the, the, the, the put in just not was showing compassion for trump, saying that the for the yeah, the, the establishment america stooped so low, just not to a tech trump, just him, but also his wife and his children as well. put in the saying even gangs, those don't do that games, just go off with the men men fight. the men didn't go off with the women and children. but he spoke about so much over the past hour and a half. what are some of the highlights, so many different topics. but of course, what most during the less wanted to find out about and clarify where his latest statements regarding the fact that russia is entitled to use its weapons against the countries who agree that their weapons be used against russia. so of course you had turned it, let's say,

like, for example, when trying to score a us, u. k. post brags at tre deal that they are beloved joe biden, couldn't even be bothered with. yeah, good luck with all that. also, it sounds like the world's most famous model of lawn care work where is coming to the realization that when he comes to dealing with trump, he's going to have to apply a sort of a reverse, you know, card to all that, sucking up that he's used to receive a from the west and maybe start personally practicing this pattern. so for us, we have to work with united states and he's new to will call. we have to work with that. we need this a hard, but i guess hardware. but even ahead of the selection, the european establishment wasn't in the mood to party. rarely, there us and ask your pals recorded the dropping the big election night parties in favor of a quiet night. anxiously anticipating the, pending the romance of their us taxpayer funded gravy train and started contrast to people that make ballots us election night. 2024 promises to be a soldier affair in europe wi

like, for example, when trying to score a u. s. u k. post brands at trade deal that they are beloved joe biden, couldn't even be bothered with. yeah, good luck with all that. also, it sounds like the world's most famous model of lawn care work where is coming to the realization that when he comes to dealing with trump, he's going to have to apply a sort of a reverse, you know, card to all that, sucking up that he's used to receiving from the west and maybe start personally practicing his puckering. so for us we have to work with united states, and each new team will call. we have to work with them. we need this a holler, but i guess hardware so by work he probably means those uh, those 2 exercises we're told to do for anti aging. i guess that's gonna be practicing that. but even the selection, the european establishment wasn't in the mood, the party really their us and bass. your pals are part of the dropping the big election night parties in favor of a quiet night and just the end dissipating the pending the round that's of their us .

so that means that for sure the travel will be limited for is for abc, this trying to visit countries like germany, the u. k. the not less than that. and so has already said that it will, will commit to this obligation and other countries will surely follow step 5, which is 0. so that, well, there's been a flurry of reactions to this news that's bringing home to us on who to is in jordan's capital amman for us. and i'm just gonna tell us about these really reaction. now what are the, is really a government official saying about this? i see decision of the, of the well before we get into any other is really politicians. let's talk about the statement that's coming from these rarely prime minister's office. a lengthy statement slamming the decision, beginning with the words, quote, the anti semitic decision of the international criminal court is a modern drake, this trial, and will ends in the same way, going on to say that israel really rejects every thing within the i. c, c's jurisdiction saying that it does not agree at all with this decision that it's fighting a just an moral war. but this isn't a surpris

u. k. and she told us which these things trump is trying to achieve with this policy. given that countries are likely to italy, i think he really does want to reduce us for independence or us dependence on foreign imports. of the big change we observed when trump impose terrace in 2018 was products taxed basically experienced a 30 percent decline in the u. s, but for the important to continue to arrived from china, the price went up by pretty much the full value of the tax, meaning it increased costs for americans. and we had a big decline of imports from china. however, what's happened since then is supply chain to shifted. so now mexico has stepped into build a gap. and a lot of what is exported from mexico to the united states is now made using parts that originate in china. so i think at some level with mexico trump pope's to sort of cut us dependence on china, however, is negotiating strategy. i think it will be pretty much impossible for the mexicans to make significant in roads on reducing migration and reducing the drug flow. these already pipe priorities for t

try. okay, so we just had from the u. k. we had from germany, we have some burrell wesley, us, and all of this, no comment. that's all we've heard from washington. no commented, laid really looks like they're just covering their ears and closing their eyes to this can of worms. they themselves opened up and the state department has even said that they don't find it necessary to even change their own nuclear doc. for an in response to this, we were not surprised by russia's announcement that it would update its nuclear doctrine. this is more of the same irresponsible rhetoric from russia, which we have seen for the past 2 years, observing no changes to russia's nuclear posture. we have not seen any reason to adjust our own nuclear posture or dr. and in response to russia statements today. and while the united states continues to brush off moscow's warnings from across the atlantic, countries that are much closer to the ukraine conflict like norway, sweden, finland. they're all already actually instructing their citizens on ho

they're trying to tie us has just like the u. k. and the french were doing the same to get a bite and to do what he just did. that's right. it happened only after harris at last, you know, you bring in these names. so that's, i mean, obviously i've just been trying to get my head around this michael, you know, ever, ever since the storm shadows are fine in the corner of the sky, then prudence big. how to respond to me. it's been basically nothing out of trump regarding any of this he's not touching down on this historic miss alt launch. and i'm wondering, is there any possibility that there it might have been, or that might be any phone calls on going between mara logo and moscow? well, moscow and more or longer, and if so, what would they be saying? you can't rule it out, but i have no 1st hand. yeah. evidence that it is that it's happening. but i think he's purposely being quiet for a number reason. his basic, they stay in isolated because of this, a very dangerous period. you cannot rule out what's happened to him before. but the

try and gains loans, fresh attacks on the hate cheese, capital, government and poor defense clashed with the residents and the police, the u. k. and that's why deep into russian territory using 6 americans applied long range missiles for the 1st time since us president joe biden allow they use the strike targeted a military facility and have a ton of cut off chips that's in the brianne screech them. that's more than a 100 kilometers inside russia allows, later, our president vladimir putin announced a shift in the country's new get doctrine. lowering the threshold of a nuclear strike you the shuttle volleyball games are coverage for. most of the striking entering to nationally recognize the russian territory with american made me selves. ukraine use long. the range of time comes missiles alone, tuesday, the target and military facilities in debris ask regions. russia said the move was a major escalation. now the country has updated its nuclear weapons doctrine. the use of nuclear weapons is now possible if there was a critical threat to the silver and t o territorial integrity of russia or allies. and also if aggression again

u. k. at we had labor party members going to the us to at try and keep an eye quote from out of the oval office trying to get pamela har as at, at 22 in the white house. now we're seeing this with my chrome and we'll do, but it just appears to be happening more and more. what, at the same time i choosing russia of interference. how much a case of double standards are we witnessing directly and publicly here? this is a huge, i just didn't said double standards, but of course we sort of point to start and get mentioned in the the rest of the media. so we've already show sort of media choice management because certainly in the u. k. we, we lost a tree and uh, recently it's been very difficult to get hold of all just very uh, uh sir you'll, you'll have to adjust the few travel channel company or costs with to deciding sort of line all mall derived regulatory. she mentioned georgie riley out of this pressure to create change of name. nice thoughts of the art at the role, but obviously they borgia on russia and a lot of people that are very concerned. but i think that's where the workshop during the

really just designed it political rhetoric to try to intimidate the west and try to get them to recall ukraine from watching us and u. k based missiles into russia. but it won't change. george has no problem, it is due to be sworn in on a monday, but it's legality has been challenged off of the president for all the course and the constitutional court to have election results and nodes. protests against the government are frequently blocked streets in the capital since the vote late last month, or a challenge reports from a country out of cross roads. where does georgia garden next? further into the darkness or towards the lights? of course, in these country use political schisms that again risen to the surface. it depends on who you lost and the view on what constitutes progress. everything you know does appear to be mature, july. the slides cats here in all position m p. so incentive by how that governing jordan dream policy full time does many believe manipulative. recent elections, the cheat, the faced, one of the campaign posters. she's also, i spend nights on the cold streets with protest as quoting for election

really just designed input of a rhetoric to try to intimidate the west and try to get them to recall ukraine from watching us and u. k based missiles into russia. but it won't change, not the judge in the us president elect donald trump's house. many cases delayed the sentencing, and definitely his lawyers are pushing for the case to be dismissed, arguing it would cause unconstitutional impediments. this ability to govern, trump was convicted on searching for judges in may. a jury found he fraudulently manipulated business records to cover up a section encounter with an adult film star head of the 2016 presidential election might kind of has moved from west palm beach in florida. of the man has him judge has essentially ruled that sentencing will be frozen until further legal argument to these last the defense team to submit an affidavit by december the 2nd as to why the sentencing should be set aside. the prosecution will then have 7 days in which we are to respond to that particular affidavit. essentially the trunk team have already describe the judge's decision as a decisive when they will be arguing that not just

just designed and political rhetoric to try to intimidate the west and try to get them to recall ukraine from watching us and u. k based missiles into russia. but it won't change georgia. so position is regrouping in preparation for fresh anti government protests. the georgia dream policy was re elected in last month's parliamentary elections. the position says the vote was rigs to keep the pro russian party in power. ro, challenge reports from eastern george. west. electra is on the university steps i'm planning for the next demonstration process. so continued in george's capital since october 26. when it probably russian governments, one parliamentary elections condemned by the opposition, is corrupt, a driven launch me by students and academics to move. and once the bike rerun georgia, dream, the routing party out of the country store progress to e u. membership restarted. russia is the main problem because our government is pro russian at the stage. our elections, we are not safe. our elections. we're not the express of the georgia people swell. we think that we deserve to be the part of the european union, a

trying to add a bit of pressure. however, modest on the is there a government, but the u. k has not been able to do so. so yes, you know, reporting on the grounding garza from a correspondence who was speaking as palestinians and also speaking to palestinians palace. and he's saying that the incense with community is doing nothing. arab nations on inputs into western nations like the us britain in germany, overtly complicit in genocide. that is the phrase we here time and time again from palestinian. certainly in garza who is on the side of the palestinians who support them because they feel so isolated, right? now, when the put on a visa governments are 5, the public opinion people are supported by the job and public opinion. and we've seen protests happening everywhere from tokyo last weekend to sold to the us to europe. really a global public opinion and is with the thought of thinking and people that have very similar moment in the ending years of apartheid where there was many people protesting that part dr. regina around the world. i know it really broke down and into that part time was an intern

u. k. should just continue trading with everyone. is it always done? well, i think the, the time will continue to try it with both blocks. the us and the a you i think what might happen is that as you've said, the trumpet ministration may try to pick for you. kyle, is it what by offering a preference? who do i think it would be dangerous to sign up for that because i think it might affect the, the u. k. well i, you probably relationship with you, you, which is our current biggest trading brock and allow you to remain started. so i think it would be dangerous to kind of take back bite. well for the you guys type that bite from the us, but it has been a lot a to insist on opening up. so markets such as a, uh, you know, core and i did check in full months, i'd be friendly agriculture is that do as much as you do taking, james, just don't want to say that happened inside of the you take out. remember, funny. so very important for homework to proceed down that road. okay. as you say, britain would always be the junior pop. now, given the size of the us economy in any trade deal is it, is, it really was because while i'm, you

what we're trying to reports from london now purchase, alms export policy states. that's if there is a clear risk that's u k. this might be used to commit or facilitate international human rights violations, then export licenses should not be grande's 3 times the form of conservative governments decided that israel was not committing international human rights violations and therefore on supplies, continued thoughts. then when the new labor government came in in july, it initiates a new review, and in september, the foreign secretary david allow me announced that the, the out of approximately $350.00 u. k expo ons licenses to israel will be suspended because he said there was a risk. that is right was breaking international humanitarian law. now that move has not gone nearly far enough for the global legal action network and the pilots and in human rights group. l hacked. the problem is that the u. k. government has continued to supply what they call spare parts into a global supply chain, which is serving quite a lot of case allies. and therefore they say that it will raise major national security problems

really just designed it, put a renter to try to intimidate the west and try to get them to recall ukraine from watching us and u. k based missiles into russia. okay, so obviously, cyber right? saying you say by pits in, but why now is this a reaction to us giving the green lights to create for using those long range missiles? is this as we have a new present legs coming in? is this, i mean what, what are the reasons full? lot the yeah, the timing of this is directly related to the us in the u. k, allowing the ukrainians to shoot those long range missiles into russia. but no doubt russia had planned on watching this capability at some time, right? it wanted to test this capability. it was just waiting for the right time, and the time was now with the goal of trying to then deter the west from providing the support to ukraine. but it won't do that. and off the days of escalation that we've been seeing now, what do you think of faith and especially what do you think his move will be next? so what do you think is also the message that he's trying to put across? yeah, i mean, because matthew is trying to put across is

just designed and political rhetoric to try to intimidate the west and try to get them to recall ukraine from watching us and u. k based missiles into russia. but it won't change of georgia has no parliaments is due to be sworn in on monday, but there are serious doubts about its lead galaxy. after the president filed a constitutional court case to have election results or nov. antique government protests are frequently blocked streets in the capital since the since october. the votes on october 26th, where we challenge reports from georgia out across roads. where does georgia garden next? further into the darkness or towards the lights? the course in these country use political schism to begin risen to the surface. it depends on who you are and the view on what constitutes progress. everything you know does appear to be mature july big life. cats here is an all position m p. so incentive by how that governing children dream policy full time does many believe manipulative. recent elections that she to face to one of the campaign posters. she's also, i spend nights on the cold streets with protest as quoting for e

i'm the pro you try a new line for the 2nd day run. they use the u. k. prime minister to stomach the u . k. along with the both nations have throughout this will all throughout, in our 1000 days being the strongest i think storage is supporters of ukraine. missed the stomach, particularly talking about the fact the vitamin pollutant was not here but this the lab ralph was it is place now a platinum increasing said that's because he would be a distraction to be lots of discussion about what a, what brazil would do because he has an international arrest, borrowed from the international criminal cause, missed the stomach saying that he wasn't all of his own exile. and he said it was a very clear message that ukraine needed to the russian, so he needed to get house of ukraine right now. okay, thanks phase bringing so religious lines back from gee, 20 many thanks, james. ukraine has commented on the attack and the brand sc region, but did not specify but a tech comes ms. solve we used caves, a military set. it struck with weapons. russian weapons that put ne

u. k. n a c, or are they on drugs they presented? it did avoid mentioning of the current sudanese government. does that sound strange to you, mr. try? yes, of course. as we speak the she done as a government and that is uh through the 70 uh need to kind of come. so that is a brad uh, this was done as a government and they said um by the administrative government and uh, excluding or uh, none of the commission to that institution. oh somebody and also uh uh kind of getting an issue because it's like when you are you creating the border or the i stuff with the c denise. uh, i mean that is definitely the country. but when i mean, you know, i journal correspondence. i mean, a few moments ago you as a note of what you were discussing, you know, there's always an issue of certain external actors involved in certain countries, internal affairs. and you mentioned that russia was taking the line of, of solver and see, do you think there's an issue with the crisis here? do you think there's an issue of too many cooks in the kitchen or too many external players with that thing goes in the pie, so to speak. yes then, and that is the biggest pr

its biggest in the street call making to try it desperately needs the lithium at these point, it isn't see any ways out of the far that applied to the war in u. k. of course, we must bear in mind how desperate the situation is not on you much. the, the governing coalition of germany's house essentially collapse because of differences over how much money to give to you pay the differences on how to proceed with the confidence the situation on the ground. yeah. if you use the new plan, you have is a good and it is getting what we see the 1st labor statistics on the credit and your losses. uh said 65, let me approve that 1000. that just because it does it. uh, the, the, uh, course operation, the key of salazer. and this has turned out to be a disaster for the but also all the domestic frontier, new credit where she most of sessions didn't ever thousands of thousands of ups tens of thousands every month that these poor people are escaping not only positions on the front lot but also some training jobs fall fall in the rear. i spoke with military personnel undergoing basic military training. people have been fleeing from the unit. 14 people might ha

try it desperately needs the lithium. and at these point, it isn't see any ways out of florida. i had seen a part of the war in u. k. of course, we must bear in mind how desperate the situation is not only was the the governing coalition of germany's house, essentially collapse because of differences over how much money to give to you pay the differences on how to proceed with the confidence the situation on the ground yeah, at least the new credit said kid is a good and it is getting worse. we see the 1st labor increasing on you credit and your losses. uh said 46 and 5 black pieces that you got thousands that just in the course because of, uh, the, the, uh, course operation, the key of 1000. and this has turned out to be a disaster for the but also on the domestic front of new credit where she most of sessions didn't ever thousands of thousands, perhaps tens of thousands every month. that these poor people are escaping not only positions on the front lot, but also some training jobs fall fall in the rear. i spoke with military personnel undergoing basic military training. people have been fleeing from the unit. 14

u. k. germany, france in the us do not learn from their mistakes and constantly fall into the same trap. any agreements, any effort, and the plan to try to revive the chord hinges on the western countries. um, effort to try to convince iran that the united states would not abandon the deal under a different administration. and that remains to be seen how this plan to try to revive the accord will go ahead. given this new trouble about the west has that created by the r t companies where you can get all the details of all the stories we're following. this. our thanks for watching it. i'll see you again. the the, my fellow americans. today i armed forces joined our nato allies in air strikes against the serbian forces the .

u. k. and then we, we are still fighting very hard to advocate for all costs to promote the stall we a phone call and keep a rand has a phone call and they're trying to scrap them. and so that's why i mean, we have been doing a lot of things in order to, to, to ensure that their memory at the start we of the 47 can be alive. seduce an idea if you would, of the state of human rights in hong kong. for instance, what sorts of things can you do freely that in washington, but you couldn't back in the territory. that's a good question. give you a very quick example. uh many people have heard of the, uh, 1989 town, but mexico that happens. you envision you in dc we we kind of do hold. uh, kinda like visual and a phone call. uh we could. uh we, we, we've used to all the nice cadillac vigil to come memories, to fit tubs of those um, a murder student. but now in home home, if you still want to organize that, you'll be charged for the legal, a savvy, or even a succession of to which in looking at it from the outside. it's, it seems like a hopeless fight. if you don't mind me, say the here's you look at the, the way that china acts against it, citizens who ar

u. k. and then we, we are still fighting very hard to advocate for all costs to promote the stall we a phone call and keep a rand has a phone call and they're trying to scrap them. and so that's why i mean, we have been doing a lot of things, emotive to, to, to ensure that their memory at the star we of the 47 can be alive. so it's an idea if you would, of the state of human rights in hong kong, for instance. what sorts of things can you do freely that in washington, but you couldn't back in the territory. that's a good question. give you a very quick example. many people have heard of the uh, on 1989 town with mexico that happens in beijing. you in dc, we were you guys do hold uh cadillac feature and a phone call. uh, we could uh we, we would've used to organize cadillac for joe to come down to raise the victims of those um, a murder student. but now in home home, if you still want to organize that you would be charged for the legal assembly or do you for the stuff that shouldn't often which in looking at it from the outside it's, it seems like a hopeless fight. if you don't mind me say, here's your you look at the, the wave of china, x again, ci

but the next outside, for the most part, is try with the usual showers through west africa as the on counting the cost, the u. k. is governing labor policy has laid out its 1st budget in 14 years when it help grow the economy. 2000000000 is helps winning the results of the us presidential election. plus, why has russia central bank raised interest rates to a record high? counting, the cost on al jazeera is one of the classrooms that holding music and senior session or was working with edward, sorry, a music organization to hold these advice and these activities every single day for the children were for named thomas to noon children in their watch so sure thing, getting tang and seeing the world news on the the 3rd annual what challenges era has remind you of our top stories at this our us presidential candidates and making that final pitches with just one day to go before tuesday's election. democratic candidate come on, harris expected in the swing state of pennsylvania for the final push. make sure that is critical to secure and have cost to the white house and arrival donald trump do sunday's bodies across