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Human Barbie influencer dies after 27 operations to look like doll

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A 31-year-old influencer who had 27 operations to resemble a Barbie doll has passed away.

The police in Sao Paolo, Brazil, are said to be looking into the death of Barbara Jankavski after she was discovered dead inside a townhouse. They are awaiting a full autopsy and have declared the influencer’s death to be “suspicious.”

Jankavski was discovered on the property over the weekend, but the emergency services were unable to save her. This comes just a few days after Fernanda Oliveira da Silva, a second Brazilian influencer, was confirmed dead by the emergency services in Lago Verde.

Barbara Jankavski passed away in her own home (Instagram) (Instagram)

Prior to her passing, a friend of the influencer had gone to the influencer’s friend’s house the same day. The friend reported to the police that Jankavski had earlier injured her eye. The influencer shocked fans just a few weeks ago with a selfie that revealed her surgery-related black eyes.

The injuries were a part of her facelift’s recovery. She said, “Day 3 of the facelift by @dr. aurilioluis @asanasal_dedivas improving way too quickly!” in the caption of the video where the black eyes were prominent. “Almost invisible scar” She added that the injuries appeared to be worse than they actually were.

Jankavski had two black eyes just weeks ago as part of the healing process for a facelift
As part of the facelift healing process (@bonecadesumana/instagram), Jankavski recently experienced two black eyes.
Fans were shocked, but she said the injuries were not as scary as they seemed
Although the injuries (@bonecadesumana/instagram) were shocking, she claimed they weren’t as terrifying as they had initially sounded.

The influencer reportedly made the estimated £42k look more like a Barbie from the real world. After beginning to document her surgery recovery process, she gained notoriety on social media.

She was known as Boneca Desumana, the Brazilian Portuguese for Inhuman Barbie, and had over 55k Instagram followers and over 344k on TikTok. In Brazil, she also appeared in a number of TV programs and advertising campaigns.

She hadn’t posted on TikTok since September 7th, where she posted a video about spending money, and hadn’t posted on Instagram’s main grid since October, where she posted a video of meeting another Brazilian influencer, Avos Da Razao.

Jankavski posted a lot about her surgeries
Jankavski extensively covered her surgeries on Instagram.

Fans’ hearts were broken by her passing. One person expressed, “I can’t believe it. I cherished you dearly. Bring peace to you. Another remarked, “I hope God welcomes you with open arms.” I’m sorry you’re gone. You lived a portion of the life you loved, which brings us a little relief.

This comes shortly after another influential person was discovered dead at her Brazilian residence. Family members discovered Fernanda Oliveira da Silva, also known as Fernanda Maroca, dead at her Lago Verde home on October 30.

Emergency services arrived at the home, but they were unable to save her. Silva turned 30 .

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Israeli army, settlers strike 2,350 times in West Bank last month: Report

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According to the Colonization and Wall Resistance Commission (CRRC) of the Palestinian Authority, Israeli forces and settlers carried out 2,350 attacks across the occupied West Bank last month.

According to CRRC director Mu’ayyad Sha’ban, Israeli forces carried out 1, 584 attacks, including direct physical attacks, home demolitions, and the eradication of olive trees, with the majority of the attacks involving the governorates of Ramallah (542), Nablus (412), and Hebron (404).

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766 settlers’ attacks were also identified in the research, which was included in a CRRC monthly report titled Occupation Violations and Colonial Expansion Measures. According to the commission, as part of what it called an “organized strategy that aims to displace the land’s indigenous people and impose a fully racist colonial regime,” they are expanding settlements, which are against international law.

According to the report, settler attacks have reached a new high, with most aiming at Nablus, Nablus, and Hebron. According to the report, “state terror” that had been “orchestrated in the dark backrooms of the occupation government” was what caused the majority of attacks on orange pickers.

It described instances of Israeli “vandalism and theft” being carried out in charahoots with Israeli soldiers that had witnessed the “uprooting, destruction, and poisoning” of 1,200 olive trees in Hebron, Ramallah, Tubas, Qalqilya, Nablus, and Bethlehem. Since October in the governorates of Hebron and Nablus, settlers have attempted to build seven new outposts on Palestinian land during the violence.

As part of Israeli government efforts to seize Palestinian land and forcefully evict residents, the Israeli military has been removing olive trees, a significant cultural symbol for Palestine, across the West Bank for decades.

The Israeli government’s Higher Planning Council (HPC), which is a member of the Israeli army’s Civil Administration overseeing the occupied West Bank, is expected to meet on Wednesday to discuss the construction of 1, 985 new settlement units in the West Bank.

Avnei Hefetz and Einav Plan, two isolated settlements in the northern West Bank, were to be rolled out in accordance with the left-wing Israeli movement Peace Now, which announced the deployment of 1, 288 of the units.

According to the report, the HPC has been convening weekly meetings since November of last year to promote housing projects in the settlements, bringing about normalization and faster land-grabbing from Palestinians.

According to Peace Now, the HPC has moved forward a record 28, 195 housing units since the start of 2025.

Far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich’s claim that plans to construct thousands of homes as part of the West Bank’s proposed E1 settlement scheme “buries the idea of a Palestinian state” was met with international condemnation in August was met with condemnation.

The E1 project, which was shelved for years due to American and European allies’ opposition, would link Maale Adumim, an existing illegal Israeli settlement, with occupied East Jerusalem.

The occupation of the West Bank by the Israeli far right would essentially eliminate the possibility of a two-state solution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, as outlined in numerous UN resolutions.

The administration of US President Donald Trump has vowed never to permit Israel to annex the occupied territory. Trump vowed to oppose Israeli annexation of the West Bank and that it would not occur while US Vice President JD Vance was recently in Israel. As he left Israel, Vance said, “If it was a political stunt, it is very stupid one, and I personally take some insults to it.”

Rugby star Lewis Moody shares family update after heartbreaking MND diagnosis

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After revealing the devastating news last month, former rugby union player Lewis Moody has since explained how his family is managing the diagnosis. The 47-year-old revealed just weeks ago that he had been diagnosed with MND, a neurological condition that affects the nerves that control movement. It is a life-shortening condition.

Dylan, 17 and Ethan, 15, are still “trying to understand it all,” Lewis said in a BBC Breakfast interview about how his family is handling the news.

He said, “Just to take a break from everything and enjoy some family time, especially with the boys.” They are still trying to comprehend it all because they are young. I’m hoping to sneak out there and watch him in the next few weeks because Dylan is currently playing football in Qatar, but it’s important to have that extra family time.

Lewis Moody spoke about his MND diagnosis on BBC Breakfast.

When questioned about whether he was experiencing any additional symptoms, Lewis responded, “Touch wood, physically, no not really. The hand and shoulder have a few minor symptoms, but your mind is the only thing that really affects you.

It persists, I say. Trying to put that in perspective by simply focusing on the things you love doing every day, feeling fulfilled, and putting your own energy into it.

After discussing Dylan’s football career with the England Under-17s, Lewis continued to address Lewis about his son. I’m overwhelmingly proud of him and everything he’s currently dealing with, but it’s sometimes difficult to show your pride and get caught up in this macho, male stuff, he said.

Being surrounded by his own supportive community, he still managed to crack on and be out there. Both the football team in his home state and the south are very supportive. As a family, we are incredibly fortunate and appreciative.

Lewis, his wife Annie, and their sons Dylan and Ethan.
Lewis, his wife Annie, and their sons Dylan and Ethan.

Lewis made a heartfelt return to Twickenham last week in preparation for England vs. Australia’s autumn opener. When Lewis said about delivering the match ball, “Playing for England was one of my life’s greatest pleasures.”

“Most importantly, I adored having the opportunity to work alongside some of the most ardent, devoted, and hardworking people I’ve ever met.

As a new challenge arises and we are embraced by this special community, those bonds and values are stronger than ever for me today. As a new generation of warriors prepares to pull on the jersey and inspire us with their accomplishments on Saturday, it will be a privilege to carry the match ball out.

“I’m truly appreciative of every player, England Rugby, and Rugby Australia,” my family and I said.

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UFC meets with FBI over ‘weird betting’ on fight

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UFC president Dana White says he has met with the FBI over allegedly suspicious betting activity on a fight at UFC Vegas 110.

Featherweight Isaac Dulgarian was expected to beat underdog Yadier del Valle at Saturday’s event but lost in the first round.

That came after betting integrity company IC360 had alerted the UFC to a number of large bets being placed on the fight.

“Literally, the first thing we did was call the FBI,” White told TMZ.

White said he met with the law enforcement agency twice on Tuesday over the matter.

“We called the fighter and his lawyer and said, what’s going on? There’s some weird betting action going on in your fight,” White said.

“Are you injured? Do you owe anybody money? Has anybody approached you? The kid said, ‘No, absolutely not. I’m going to kill this guy’. So we said OK.

“The fight plays out – and first-round finish by rear-naked choke. Literally, the first thing we did was call the FBI.”

Betting company Caesars Sportsbook announced it would refund bets on the fight shortly after it ended.

Earlier this week, the UFC issued a statement saying it was “conducting a thorough review of the facts surrounding the Dulgarian vs del Valle bout on Saturday”.

“We take these allegations very seriously and along with the health and safety of our fighters, nothing is more important than the integrity of our sport,” the statement added.

Dulgarian’s coach Marc Montoya has denied any knowledge of foul play around the fight.

“We have nothing to do with any of the allegations being brought upon us,” he told the The Ariel Helwani Show.

“I’ve actually never even placed a sports bet in my entire life – I couldn’t tell you how to do it.

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Pakistan welcomes Indian Sikh pilgrims in first crossing since May conflict

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Published On 5 Nov 2025

The first major crossing between Pakistan’s nuclear-armed neighbors since their deadly conflict in May has been completed with Pakistan’s welcome of Sikh pilgrims from India.

The decision, which was in line with efforts to promote “interreligious and intercultural harmony and understanding,” was announced by Pakistan’s high commission in New Delhi last week, coincided with the granting of visas to more than 2,100 pilgrims to attend a 10-day festival marking the 556 years since the birth of Guru Nanak, the founder of the Sikh faith.

More than 70 people were killed in the worst fighting between Islamabad and New Delhi since 1999 in May. Following the violence, traffic was restricted to general traffic at the Wagah-Attari border, which is the only active land crossing between the two nations.

The pilgrims will visit other sacred sites in Pakistan, including Kartarpur, where the guru is buried, on Wednesday. They will gather at Nankana Sahib, where Guru Nanak was born west of Lahore.

Since the conflict, the visa-free Kartarpur Corridor, which was inaugurated in 2019, has been closed to Indian Sikhs.

After New Delhi claimed Islamabad was supporting a deadly attack on tourists in Indian-administered Kashmir, Pakistan refuted all these claims, the conflict broke out in May.

In Punjab, a region that includes parts of modern-day India and Pakistan, was founded in the 15th century as a monotheistic religion. Some of the Sikhs’ most revered places of worship are in Pakistan, despite the partition of India’s majority.