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London, August 6: Kim Kardashian has admitted that her "hips and butt are huge" now, and she is despe

London, Aug 6 : England's Ian Bell says that furore over James Anderson's alleged misconduct has been blown out of proportion.

According to the BBC, India have expressed their discontent that Anderson was cleared by the International Cricket Council (ICC) over a fracas with Ravindra Jadeja .

ICC chief executive David Richardson is now contemplating whether to appeal the verdict of commissioner Gordon Lewis.

However, Bell says that the hype around the issue does not befit a series that "has been played in a good spirit".

New Delhi, Aug 6 : External Affairs Minister, Sushma Swaraj told the Lok Sabha today that Prime Minister Narendra Modi 's Nepal visit was not only historic, but also successful.

Making a suo motu statement in Lok Sabha External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said: "I rise to inform the august House of Prime Minister's historic and highly successful visit to Nepal on 3-4 August this year. I would like to begin by conveying our sincere gratitude to Prime Minister Sushil Koirala for the excellent arrangements and warm hospitality accorded to Prime Minister and the delegation."

London, August 6 : Olivia Wilde has posed for a magazine shoot while breast breastfeeding her 3-month-old baby boy, and has said that breastfeeding is the most natural thing.

The 30-year-old American star is seen sitting in a restaurant and nursing her baby Otis for Glamour magazine's September issue, and has said that she has no problem in letting the world see her breastfeeding because it was the "most natural thing", the Mirror reported.

She added that being clicked with her son is "perfect" as no portrait of her would be complete without acknowledging her identity as a mother.

Washington, Aug 6 : New reports suggest that Apple will hold an event to unveil

London, Aug 6 : A new study has revealed that taking a daily dose of aspirin reduces the risk of cancer.

According to the study, more than 6,000 lives could be saved a year if everyone in the UK between the ages of 50 and 65 took a daily aspirin to cut their risk of cancer, heart attack and stroke, the Independent reported.